There are kids in pain right now.

Nobody knows why.

Their families can't help.

Their doctors are baffled.

They're alone, suffering.

It just seems hopeless.

We are here to help those kids.

We invite you to either CLICK on the "Donate" button at the bottom of the page - or mail your donations to:

Teen Pain Help Foundation
1494 South Robertson Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035

Teen Pain Help Foundation was created by me, Georgia Huston, a seventeen-year-old girl who struggled with chronic pain.

My biggest frustration with chronic pain was not understanding what was going on in my own body and not being in charge of my own life.

I still have my ups and downs but thanks to Dr. Lonnie Zeltzer and her team, I have my life back.

Thanks to the devoted members of Whole Child LA, all my questions have been answered and all my dreams seem possible -- which is why I have chosen to raise funds for the Whole Child Foundation.

Together we will instill in children the tools and support they need to live "normal" lives.

- Georgia Huston

In addition, Vienna's Waiting, the first-person chronicle of my journey through chronic pain is available. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS . All proceeds go to Teen Pain Help Foundation, to help kids suffering chronic pain.

Teen Pain Help Foundation is designed to help children and teenagers with chronic pain by raising funds for treatment, research, education, and increased public awareness.

Together we can help children and families going through chronic pain conquer it, and live the happy, healthy lives they deserve.

Every parent and family deserve peace of mind, every child deserves comfort, and every person deserves health.

Our goal is to reinforce self-awareness, independence, and joy back into these kids' lives. With your help we can provide answers and guidance for those who feel helpless.

Our first project is raising money for Whole Child LA, which we know to be an excellent provider of help for kids suffering from chronic pain.

Currently there are several projects aimed at that goal.

Listen to Georgia's NPR interview, broadcast on KRTS (Marfa Public Radio) Tuesday October 11 at 10:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m., CST.

The interview is available by CLICKING HERE. (Then click where it says: "Listen now: Georgia Huston.")

Our recent art show "Festival of Pain" featured the artwork of Georgia Huston, an artist in pain.

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Teen Pain Help Foundation is operating as a California charitable corporation, and is in the process of becoming a 501(c)(3) organization with tax-exempt status. We are not there yet, but will announce our status here when it changes. Upon our being granted 501(c)(3) status all funds donated to Teen Pain Help Foundation will be retroactively classified as tax deductible. In the event 501(c)(3) status is not granted, donations will be refunded upon request.

Helping Kids with Chronic Pain.