CDF donated funds to purchase training equipment for Phelps Readiness for Pediatric and Infant Resuscitation Program including a Lumbar Puncture Manikin Skills Trainer, Neonatal Intubation Skills Trainer, IV Mannequin Arms, Pediatric IV arm, and a Laerdal Infant IV arm trainer.

CDF provided a grant to purchase a Sim NewBorn high-fidelity simulator (newborn) for their training center.

CDF provided funds to New York Medical College to purchase Laerdal Newborn and Adolescent Task Trainers including (1) Baby Touch Vital Signs Simulator, (1) Newborn Anne Simulator, (4) Newborn Injection Training Arms, and (2) Diagnostic and Procedural Ear Trainer w- Pneumatic Otoscopy Kits.

CDF provided funds to Westchester Community College's School of Health Careers, Technology and Applied Learning toward the purchase of a Laerdal SimJunior Plus Accessories to be used to educate and train healthcare provider and emergency responders in their programs.

CDF provided funds to Mercy University, School of Nursing toward the purchase of numerous items for their pediatric simulation lab needed in order to train students and first-line responders for skills acquisition and mastery as related to pediatric care. Items included a Pediatric Drager Evita XL Ventilator with NeoFlow, The Kangaroo Joey Enteral Feeding Pump, a Shiley Pediatric Tracheostomy Tubes in two sizes.

CDF donated funds to St. John’s Riverside Hospital to purchase a Laerdal Portable Tablet for their mannequin.

CDF provided a grant to purchase a Sim Junior high-fidelity simulator (6-8 year old child) for their training center.

CDF provided a grant to enable Phelps Memorial to purchase a Family of Task Trainers and a Nursing Kid Pediatric Simulator with trauma modules for their Hoch Center for Emergency Education.

CDF provided funds to purchase a pediatric newborn simulation mannequin for St. John's Riverside Hospital's Emergency Department staff training and education.

CDF's grant provided funds to enable New York Medical College to purchase a pediatric vascular access trainer and an infant and adolescent lumbar puncture/epidural task trainer for their training laboratory.

CDF provided a grant to purchase of a pediatric family of emergency airway management task trainers to train for pediatric intubation and airway management.

CDF funded the purchase of a Premature Anne simulation mannequin to train professionals in the implementation of proper care and resuscitation of preterm infants.

CDF funded the purchase of equipment to train parents and caregivers in order to better care for children after they are discharged to their homes.

CDF's grant provided funds to enable the purchase of a Lecat Ventrilophone Pediatric Master System which is used in training for early detection of cardiovascular and pulmonary disease.

CDF provided funds to Phelps Hospital to purchase a new tetherless SimBaby and ShockLick System to enable more realistic defibrillator training for infants

CDF provided funds for New York Medical College to purchase a Premature Anne with SimPad Plus manikin System for their Clinical Skills and Simulation Center.

CDF donated funds to Phelps Hospital to purchase another SimJunior simulator for their Hoch Center for Emergency Education to increase class sizes and to conduct classes off campus.

CDF provided funds for White Plains Hospital Center to purchase a SimJunior simulator for their Training Simulator Program.

CDF provided funds to purchase a SimBaby manikin system for their Clinical Skills Simulation Center.

CDF provided funds to purchase a Glidescope with pediatric capability and an EZ IO task trainer for their simulation center.

CDF provided funds to purchase a SimCart Mobile - a high-quality simulation workstation on wheels. This will enable Phelps to bring simulators off-site to conduct training sessions outside the Center. CDF's grant also paid for mechanical upgrades to existing simulators.

CDF donated funds to purchase two advanced life support training simulators - for young children and for newborns. Diagnosis and speed taken to perform vital functions is monitored through software.

CDF enabled the purchase of a child clinical skills training manikin, an infant CPR training manikin and related hardware and software for two newly-created Pediatric Emergency Training Rooms. The manikins will be used by hospital staff, community residents and students from the Hospital's Cochran School of Nursing.

CDF donated a Sim NewB, a newborn simulation manikin designed to meet the training requirements of neonatal emergency and resuscitation courses. The Sim NewB possesses vital signs, breathes and cries like a newborn.

CDF funded the purchase of a pediatric simulation manikin, Sim Junior. Sim Junior is a realistic six year old interactive simulator used in training for life-threatening emergencies.

CDF's grant gave two Pediatric intraosseous infusion (I/O) device training kits. I/O devices provide emergency professionals with vascular access to the central circulation within seconds thereby quickly and safely resuscitating critically ill or injured children.

CDF's grant enabled 40 Emergency Room nurses to attend a two-day Emergency Nurse Pediatric Certification Course.

CDF provided a grant to purchase a SimBaby mannequin which is used extensively in Pediatric Advanced Life Support education.

CDF sponsored a Prehospital Pediatric Seminar at Westchester Community College for health professionals in topics related to pediatric emergencies.