Sara-Jane Walsh will talk about the musical videos that she creates and the stories that she encourages parents to tell online through her HERE'S HOPE PROJECT, which gives a voice to those that deserve to be heard. episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 10, 2022 · 39 MIN

Sara-Jane Walsh will talk about the musical videos that she creates and the stories that she encourages parents to tell online through her HERE'S HOPE PROJECT, which gives a voice to those that deserve to be heard.

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

After hearing about Nathaniel, a 4 year old boy who had a traumatic brain injury, Sara-Jane Walsh decided to create a musical video for his family to honor what he had been going through. This video was just the first of many which, along with encouraging parents to tell their stories on line of their children suffering from a myriad of illnesses including many from Pediatric Cancer , eventually became Sara-Jane's HERE'S HOPE PROJECT, which has touched hundreds of families since its inception in 2016. 

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