The Schwartz Center is committed to supporting healthcare professionals with additional resources on caring for their patients, themselves and their teams during challenging times. Please find mental health and wellness resources here.
Est. 2015
"This fund is near and dear to my heart as it highlights the driving force of the Schwartz Center: compassion. The Stanzler Fund provides a platform for organizations who otherwise could not access the Schwartz Center's evidence based training programs to bolster their workforce. After 18 years as a staff member, and more as a supporter, I'm honored to champion this effort to expand the reach of the Schwartz Center, especially to underserved communities.” – Marjorie Stanzler
The Marjorie Stanzler Fund was established in 2015 by the staff upon Marjorie’s retirement from the Schwartz Center in honor of her 18 years of love and dedication to furthering its mission of ensuring that compassion remains at the heart of healthcare.
The Stanzler Fund provides free access to Schwartz Center programs and training to organizations in need. These sites include Veterans Affairs hospitals, safety net community hospitals and Indian Health Services sites, such as Gallup Indian Medical Center, which is one of the largest service units of the Navajo Tribe. More than 48,000 people trust Gallup for their care annually.
“Actively tending to our well-being as healthcare workers has never been more important,” said a physician at Gallup. “We can no longer be passive witnesses to the trauma we see, but rather we need to make time to care for ourselves so that we can continue to care for others.”
The Need: In 2022, it is reported that at least 1/3 of front line staff are considering leaving healthcare, including 66% of critical care nurses and 67% of nursing assistants in hospitals and nursing homes.
This rapid burnout is resulting in an estimated 4.68B annual cost to the United States. If we don’t support our caregivers, who will?
The Impact: With more than 25 years of experience in supporting, educating, and training hundreds of thousands of caregivers, we know that our programs can make a difference in the mental health and emotional well-being of caregivers.
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Or please send personal checks to:
The Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare P.O. Box 417597 Boston MA 02241-7597
Read a letter from founding donor Ellen Cohen.
If you have any questions, please contact Michele Babineau at mbabineau@theschwartzcenter.org
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