Service alert

Due to scheduled maintenance on the hospital’s telephone system, inbound calls to the main hospital number will be impacted on Friday, Feb. 13, from 6:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. For urgent needs during this time, please call the emergency backup line: 416-467-7111.

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Holland Bloorview named one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for 2024
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital has been named one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers for the third year in a row.
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Transforming care through education
Celebrating clinicians as educators and mentors on World Teachers’ Day
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Austerity cuts threaten to silence British writer
By Penny Pepper From humble beginnings on a council estate, bereaved of my father aged seven, battling a personal fight with the pain of ...
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Senate passes amended version of assisted dying bill, despite concerns from disability groups
'Bill C-7 sets apart people with disabilities and disabling conditions as the only Canadians to be offered assistance in dying when they are not actually nearing death.'
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The importance of creative expression, and having a creative voice
The importance of creative expression, and having a creative voiceBy Lexin Zhang For me, and maybe for you as well, it's easier to view ...
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Congratulations to our 2023-2024 graduate student award recipients!
Student research unlocks new avenues for equitable and personalized care
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Families as partners: New paper highlights Holland Bloorview’s refreshed engagement framework
Framework helps families contribute meaningfully to research - from idea to impact.
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Realizing Employment Potential with Project SEARCH
Project SEARCH helps fill a critical gap in access to employment for people with disabilities and boost employment outcomes. A transformational gift from The Slaight Family Foundation to Holland Bloorview and the Ontario Disability Employment Network (ODEN) is helping to grow the Project SEARCH…
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Parents of kids with chronic conditions have poorer mental health, review finds; 'We need to embed help into the team'
Parents of children with chronic conditions are 75 per cent more likely to have depression, and 40 per cent more likely to have anxiety, than parents of children without a chronic condition, a new literature review finds.
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How one program is giving Kairo and his family hope
City News Toronto spotlights how the extensive needs service is helping children with complex needs like Kairo thrive
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