Honorary Captain Has Eyes Set on Future

Malorie, a Shriners Children's St. Louis patient, heads to Pittsburg State University several months early for role as 'honorary captain' of the Kansas Shrine Bowl.

Jaxson's Story

A year after his burn injury, Jaxson and his family are gearing up for the Boston Haunted Walk.

Our Treatment Approach

Chloe

Chloe prepares for a second leg lengthening surgery/ treatment plan. She traveled from her home in St. Lucia in 2018 for her first treatment. This time around, she will be cared for at Shriners Children's St. Louis for six months.

Back in the Game: Parker's Story

Meet National Patient Ambassador Parker

Camp Achieve

Shriners Children's patients with a limb difference spend time together at camp forging friendships, learning new skills and gaining confidence.

Q & A with Dr. Joseph Khoury

Motion analysis can help us understand the movement of children with neuromuscular, acquired or congenital disorders and develop an appropriate plan based on what we learn.

Whisking Up Independence

Jack, 18, who was born with bilateral upper extremity differences and a mild cognitive delay related to a prenatal brain injury, loves to cook.

Juan Diego is Back in the House

Whether he is working with his therapist, getting ready for surgery or having fun with other patients, Juan Diego can always be seen sporting his signature smile.

Richard's Story

It’s August 1968 and all of Richard's family heads off in the car to visit family in Montreal.