TrinityKids Care
Serving Los Angeles and Orange Counties
Caring for the Whole Person and the Whole Family
TrinityKids Care knows that a seriously ill child or teenager severely impacts the entire family. We strive to support not only the child in need, but also the entirety of their support system. Offering comprehensive counseling services that tend to the emotional and spiritual needs of the whole family really set us apart.
Philanthropy plays a key role in elevating the services we provide and helping us fulfill our mission to provide compassionate service to all. Through the generosity our community, the Providence TrinityCare Foundation has funded many of the patient programs and services of TrinityKids Care and our pediatric Palliative Care program.
Your support helps provide:
- Funding for nearly 300 children and their care at any given time
- Gift certificates for families in need to purchase food, household goods and go-phones, and to help with rent and in-home care
- Bereavement services for families and the community
- Expressive therapies from Child Life Specialists such as music, massage and art
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Making a Difference for Kids Who Need it Most
TrinityKids Care is the only dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care program serving Southern California
Meet Layla...Warrior Princess
When Layla Paige Sonnen was born in 2015, her parents were overjoyed. She was beautiful with large green eyes and 10 tiny fingers and toes. She looked perfectly healthy.
But, at the age of 6 months, Layla Paige had a grand mal seizure. She was admitted to the hospital and soon received the worst news any parents could imagine: Layla had a rare brain disorder.
For the next two years, Layla received exceptional care from doctors, nurses and therapists at three leading West Coast hospitals.
Layla’s parents explained “Layla fought like a true 'Warrior Princess" for 22 months. But when her nervous system started to break down, we started to realize that our brave girl was suffering. But then a gentle physician named Dr. Glen Komatsu helped us see that Layla’s quality of life was deteriorating. Dr. Komatsu and his team from TrinityKids Care helped us realize that we were prolonging Layla’s pain instead of prolonging her life.”
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