Officials with Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital announced Friday that children can send their holiday art to display in the hospital’s patient rooms.
On Friday, Henry Mayo officials invited children in the Santa Clarita Valley to send holiday greetings to hospitalized patients at the hospital.
“Unfortunately, traditional holiday events such as carolers in the hallways are not possible this year, so it’s a particularly difficult time to be a patient,” said Patrick Moody, spokesman for Henry Mayo. “We wanted to come up with a safe, infection-proof way to get unique holiday greetings to our patients.”
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Residents interested in submitting artwork are asked to follow these three steps provided by Henry Mayo:
- Make a holiday-themed drawing (Santa Clause, Candy Canes, Snowflake, etc.)
- Make a digital image of your art (Scan it or take a picture on your phone.)
- Send your art to marketing@henrymayo.com.
“The images will be used to make holiday cards that can be displayed in patient rooms,” a statement from the hospital reads. “Due to the pandemic, virtually all California hospitals have very restrictive visitor policies. As a result, many people have asked Henry Mayo how they can support patients.”
More information is available here.
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