Comstock children's Foundation is greatful to have been chosen for this grant. William S. Augat, John W. Day, Michael T. Don Mark T. Donovan, Radford S. Fisher, Michael V. Goldman, Daniel J. Grob, Yone V. Houseman, Andrew L. Kassman, Allan P. Kawakami, Larry J. Leber, Robert A. Meese, George L. Nadler, Barnett R. Rothstein, James E. Sumwalt, And Candace G. Walter. Here are just a few of the children and the types of needs Comstock Children's Foundation has been working with lately. To prevent her from injuring herself or being limited to lying rigidly on her back or stomach, Comstock supplied her with a bean bag chair, which allowed her to be more flexible and comfortable. The weather this past spring and summer was responsible for a great deal of calls for children with upper respiratory problems and asthma, two areas which often require expensive medications.
Calls continue to be heavy from parents and grandparents needing diapers for their infants.
Comstock has taken on an increased role as referral agency, Many calls are comings in from parents who once used ether Comstock's services or those of other agencies. Now, due to widespread budget constraints and insurance restrictions, these parents must be referred to still other agencies. On 24 June, Comstock Children's foundation joined the Square and Compass Children's Clinic Inc. in celebrating its third anniversary at its new location. Both Comstock Children's Foundation and Square and Compass Children's Clinic Inc. have a long history in Tucson. The former transformed from its beginnings in the 1930s as Comstock Children's Foundation in 1966.