TEACH (Together Educating All Children in Hospitals) is an international not-for-profit organization that brings exciting, hands-on, educational programming to children in hospitals. Our mission is to create an outlet for children of all ages to passionately engage with the sciences through the medium of fun, interactive experiments….

TEACH (Together Educating All Children in Hospitals) is an international not-for-profit organization that brings exciting, hands-on, educational programming to children in hospitals. Our mission is to create an outlet for children of all ages to passionately engage with the sciences through the medium of fun, interactive experiments.

1) What was something that you learned because of your involvement in TEACH?

Prior to medical school, I had volunteered to organize and participate in various fun activities in an afterschool program for homeless children. When I first learned about project TEACH in medical school, I

A new way to give to TEACH: hosting your own expert Office Hours

We’re excited to announce our partnerships with ShoppingGives and Office Hours– a new knowledge exchange platform helping professionals share their expertise. By consulting on Office Hours, you can support TEACH’s work and help us reach more children in 2021.

Armed with compassion, technical ability, and a true willingness to help children, we are proud to shine a Volunteer Spotlight on Jared Shless, The TEACH UC Berkeley President. Having jumped on board with TEACH during early 2019, UC Berkeley is TEACH’s first West Coast location in the US. TEACH UC Berkeley has recently expanded its volunteer base and plans to bring even more smiles to children at three local pediatric hospitals.

The Volunteer Spotlight shines a light on Jared Silverberg, Founder of our University of Michigan TEACH branch and medical student at Rush Medical College. The Michigan TEACH branch was our first expansion out of New York, and reached nearly 200 children this past academic year alone, between C.S. Mott’s Children’s Hospital, and Children’s Hospital of Michigan

Back by popular demand is our volunteer spotlight! This months spotlight is on Aliza Goldsmith, who was a hospital leader when she was a student at Stern College for Women, as well as a hospital leader during her pre-clinical years as a medical student at Sackler Medical School.

TEACH is very excited to share that we’ve been awarded the STEM Action Grant from the Society for Science & the Public. The STEM Action Grant provides funds to innovative organizations that support community-based STEM projects and allows us to continue our STEM education work.

Enjoy a fun night out painting, to help support TEACH!

TEACH Has reached over 2,750 children to date because of the hard work of our volunteers, supporters and donors. We are aiming to reach at least 500 children in 2019 and could use your help to exceed that goal!