I.C.C. PROVIDES:
Residential transitional care with 24-hour nursing
(i.e. "enhanced care") for chronically-ill HIV infected
children who do not need hospitalization but require
"round-the-clock" medical and nursing care in a nurturing
and home-like setting.
Respite care for medically-complex children whose
natural or foster parents are temporarily unable to
provide care.
Outpatient diagnostic and medical care for
HIV-infected children.
Access to clinical trials of new medications to treat
HIV-infected children, under the sponsorship of the
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Training and education for pediatricians-in-training,
students of medicine, nursing, social work and law, parents
and foster
parents.
HIV support groups for parents and older children.
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RECENT I.C.C. NEWS:November 11th
The friends of the Incarnation
Children's Center invite you to celebrate
The Sprite of Friendship
honoring Nancy Addison Altman
Lifetime Achievement Award to benefit The Children of ICC.
Our special friend is Rosie O'Donnell. Thursday, November 11, 1999
at the Copacabana. 617 West 57th Street in New York City.
Cocktails start at 6:30pm.
For more information call (212) 928-2590 EXT. 48
Press Releases:
Her Legacy: Manhattan shrine to Princess Diana helps
HIV-infected tots
A Doctor and a Princess Make Wishes Come True
Stars Shine in the Real World, Too: Celebrities Pitch vs.
AIDS
Help the Poor and Afflicted: Faith in Action
Incarnation Children's Center
Publications
1998 I.C.C. Annual Report (available online) |
