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Family Directory
The Annie Louise Foundation Community Directory connects medical families with the people, resources, and opportunities that can make their journey a little easier.
Through the directory, families can:
Connect with other families in their area who understand the unique realities of medical parenting.
Stay informed about helpful news, resources, and updates in the medical, therapy, and education communities.
Discover events and opportunities that create meaningful ways to learn, grow, and connect in person.
Share their voice through brief surveys that help identify trends, highlight community needs, and inform advocacy efforts.
One of the greatest strengths of the medical parenting community is each other. When families share their experiences, knowledge, and resources, we create connections that can lead to meaningful support and lasting impact.
The Community Directory is a place to gather, connect, and grow—because no family should have to navigate this journey alone.
Annie modeling our first ever adaptive onesie!
Adaptive Onesies
The Annie Louise Foundation and Spoonie Threads share a commitment to making life a little easier for families navigating medical complexity and disability.
Our organizations have worked together in meaningful ways, and that collaboration continues to grow. Through this partnership, Spoonie Threads helps support the Annie Louise Foundation’s Adaptive Onesie Program, providing adaptive clothing to babies and toddlers in ICUs across the country—at no cost to their caregivers.
A portion of sales from Spoonie Threads’ children’s line directly supports the Adaptive Onesie Program, helping ensure that these thoughtfully designed garments continue to reach families who need them most.
Spoonie Threads offers a variety of adaptive clothing options designed with medical and disability needs in mind. Explore their collection and help spread the word by sharing these resources with a medical or disability family in your community.
Meal Requests
The Annie Louise Foundation and Spoonie Threads share a commitment to making life a little easier for families navigating medical complexity and disability.
Our organizations have worked together in meaningful ways, and that collaboration continues to grow. Through this partnership, Spoonie Threads helps support the Annie Louise Foundation’s Adaptive Onesie Program, providing adaptive clothing to babies and toddlers in ICUs across the country—at no cost to their caregivers.
A portion of sales from Spoonie Threads’ children’s line directly supports the Adaptive Onesie Program, helping ensure that these thoughtfully designed garments continue to reach families who need them most.
Spoonie Threads offers a variety of adaptive clothing options designed with medical and disability needs in mind. Explore their collection and help spread the word by sharing these resources with a medical or disability family in your community.
Medical Calming Kits
Medical visits can be stressful for children and families, especially when appointments involve unfamiliar environments, procedures, or experiences that feel overwhelming.
After hearing from hundreds of families about the anxiety and stress their children experience during medical visits, the Annie Louise Foundation developed Medical Calming Kits to provide meaningful support.
Each kit is thoughtfully customized to your child’s unique needs and filled with comfort tools designed to help them feel calmer, prepared, and supported during medical appointments.
Louise showing you can be a jet setter and look great doing it!
Louise Grant
The right mobility equipment can make an incredible difference in a child’s ability to explore, participate, and experience the world around them. We also understand how costly specialized strollers and adaptive wagons can be, particularly when they are not covered by insurance.
Through the Louise Grant, we help make this essential equipment more accessible to families who need it. Each year, in honor of Louise, we have the privilege of providing a family with a mobility device designed to help their child move through the world with greater freedom and opportunity.