One year after Premier Ford announced an historic $330 million investment in kids’ health and well-being, the children’s health system is expanding services and improving response times to better support the health and well-being of Ontario’s children and families.
Ka Lun received his B.A.Sc. in the Engineering Science program (Biomedical Option), and has an M.Eng. in Electrical Engineering, both from University of Toronto. He has been a part of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital since 1995, when he started as a summer student. He worked briefly as a software developer in the IT field before starting full time at Bloorview in 1999.
Charlotte Ashe is an Ontario Certified Teacher and Group Facilitator with Friendship in Action, a Toronto-based organization that delivers youth mental health programs to schools in the GTA. Charlotte holds an honours degree in History from Queen’s University, and a Master of Teaching from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, where she completed research on student wellbeing and social-emotional learning.
