How We Support Families
Support for Every Part of the Journey
Choose the path that best fits what your family needs right now.

Financial Relief
Helping families cover trach-related supplies, equipment gaps, and urgent needs.

Connecting families to trusted information, providers, and services.

Community Support
Creating connections among trach families who understand this journey.
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Everything needed for discharge and early home care.
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Trusted Medical & Trach Resources
Recommended by The Little Trachs Foundation
These resources are widely used by leading pediatric hospitals.
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Provides comprehensive tracheostomy care guidance, caregiver training, and hospital-to-home transition resources.
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP)
Offers tracheostomy home care guides, emergency airway instructions, and daily care protocols for families.
WellChild Tracheostomy Care
Offers step-by-step home care guidance, equipment use, and caregiver support for families.
Boston’s Children Hospital
Provides parent handbooks, equipment checklists, and discharge planning resources for trach care.
Global Tracheostomy Collaborative
Offers emergency checklists, safety tools, and best practices for tracheostomy care.
Childhood Tracheostomy Resources
Provides comprehensive education on pediatric tracheostomy care, safety, and daily management.
UC Davis Pediatric Tracheostomy Education
Offers hospital-based guidance on trach care, procedures, and caregiver training.
Aaron’s Tracheostomy Page
One of the most comprehensive and longstanding resources for parents, offering practical guidance on daily trach care, equipment, and real-life experiences.
Laryngeal Cleft Network
While focused on laryngeal clefts, this organization offers valuable resources for families of children who also require tracheostomies, including education, advocacy, and support.
Courageous Parents Network
Provides expert-led videos, podcasts, and practical guides for families caring for children with serious illnesses, including those requiring long-term respiratory support.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Trach Safety Guide
Practical guidance on keeping children safe at home, during bathing, feeding, travel, and play.
Lurie Children’s Tracheostomy Care at Home
Trusted education and guidance for families learning to manage trach care after discharge.
Nationwide Children’s Hospital Trach Safety Guide
Practical guidance on keeping children safe at home, during bathing, feeding, travel, and play.
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital Tracheostomy Care at Home Guide
Comprehensive home-care education covering suctioning, trach changes, skin care, emergency preparedness, equipment management, and daily care routines.





