Hospitals are intentionally designed for medical care. Homes are not. Designing Dreams transforms children's bedrooms into treatment-informed healing environments where they can safely receive at-home cancer treatment. ♥
Designing Dreams is a nonprofit organization creating treatment-informed bedroom transformations for children fighting cancer. Our work addresses an overlooked gap in pediatric cancer care: children spend most of their treatment journey at home, yet bedrooms are rarely designed around the realities of prolonged cancer treatment.
In partnership with hospital teams, families, interior designers, trade professionals, donors, and corporate partners, we transform each room around the child's treatment-related, developmental, emotional, and practical needs. The result is more than a beautiful bedroom; it is a safer, more functional, personalized space to rest, recover, learn, play, and live throughout treatment.
For five years, the Hope for the Holidays Gala has brought our community together to support children fighting cancer. This year, join us at Feast & Fareway overlooking the Coronado Golf Course for an unforgettable evening of cocktails, a seated dinner, live music, dancing, and an auction.
Advances in treatment mean children with cancer now spend most of their care journey at home: taking medications, managing side effects, and recovering between treatments. But home environments vary widely depending on a family's finances, housing, and caregiving capacity. Designing Dreams brings intentional design into the home through treatment-informed bedroom transformations. Your support makes another transformation possible.
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