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(203) 688-4242

Patient information
(203) 688-4177

Adult emergency
(203) 688-2222

Children's emergency
(203) 688-3333

Admitting
(203) 688-2221

Children's admitting
(203) 688-3331

Psychiatric admitting
(203) 688-9907



Mailing address:
Yale-New Haven Hospital
20 York Street
New Haven, CT
06510-3202

 


General information

Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary

For more than 50 years, the Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary has been an important arm of the hospital, dedicated to supporting its missions, contributing funds and raising awareness of health issues in the greater New Haven community. Members are men and woman from all walks of life who participate in Auxiliary activities, attend lectures or simply lend their support through annual membership dues. For details on membership, click here.

For an overview of Auxiliary activities, read the brochure.


Auxiliary

The idea of making contributions of time, ideas and effort has been at the core of the Auxiliary since its inception. In that time, the Auxiliary has donated over $3.5 million towards hospital programs, services and health education in the community. Some major contributions have included a digital mammography van, a hand-held mammotome, a stem cell pheresis blood warmer and most recently, a pledge of $500,00 to the Smilow Cancer Hospital.

What we do

Health education
The Auxiliary sponsors a series of lectures on health issues given by noted Yale-New Haven Hospital health care professionals. Members work to coordinate and staff these events. The lectures are free and open to the public. Dessert, beverages and free parking are provided. The Auxiliary Atrium Newsletter lists all upcoming lectures and events. To sign up for our newsletter, or to suggest future presentations, E-mail the Health Education Committee or call (203) 688-5717.

Upcoming lectures:


Atrium Gift Shop

The Atrium Gift Shop, conveniently located in the heart of the hospital's York St. entrance, is the Auxiliary's major fundraising source. Members often volunteer in many capacities under the guidance of a professional manager.

Atrium Gift Shop image.

In addition to flowers, candy and jewelry, the Atrium Gift Shop offers clothes, toiletries, snacks, cards, balloons and assorted gift items. Flower delivery to patient rooms may also be requested. Outside delivery may be requested for a small fee. Phone orders and all major credit cards are accepted.

Hours: Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., Saturday - 8 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and Sunday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Phone: (203) 688-4265

Toy Closets
The Auxiliary's Toy Closets program, founded in 1993 by News Channel 8 Anchorwoman Ann Nyberg, solicits new toy donations and raises money year-round to keep the Toy Closets at Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital well stocked. For more information, click here.

Other events:  
Annual meeting  
“Notes at Noon”  
Holiday tree lighting  


PHOTO ALBUM

Auxiliary visits New York Botanical Gardens

More than two dozen members of the YNHH Auxiliary and friends took a day trip to the New York Botanical Gardens in the Bronx on May 8, 2008, enjoying the spring flora and fauna and the companionship of a bus trip. .


Auxiliary newsletter:


Why join?

Auxiliary members can be as active as they like. Some simply receive the Yale-New Haven Hospital Bulletin and Auxiliary newsletter, while others attend meetings, events and lectures, or take part in the programs and events listed above. Members are encouraged to volunteer on a schedule that accommodates their busy lives. To view a list of our current board members, click here.

Contact us

For more information about our activities or programs, or for information about membership, please contact us at:

Phone: (203) 688-5717
E-mail: auxiliary@ynhh.org

Write:
Yale-New Haven Hospital Auxiliary
20 York St.
New Haven, CT 06510-3202


Last revised: Nov. 2, 2009 (dh)


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