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Disabled women more likely to report poor diet and access to food
'Eating a nutritious diet is central to preventing many chronic diseases.'
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Holland Bloorview ranks as one of Greater Toronto’s Top Employers
Hospital included on list for eleventh year.
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Autistic boys in Ontario are waiting for adoptive families
AdoptOntario is looking for people who are 'open-hearted to supporting a child who is neurodivergent, and understand that adoption is a life-long journey.'
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Holland Bloorview hosts ReelEducation Launch Day to bring lessons on inclusivity to local students
On May 16, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital hosted students from Northlea Elementary Middle School and Bloorview School Aut...
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Holland Bloorview and IWK Health Centre forge partnership to advance global disability research through MicroResearch
New partnership focuses on global capacity-building in pediatric rehabilitation
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An interview with Lorraine Thomas, manager, inclusion, diversity, equity, accessibility and anti-racism (IDEAA), Holland Bloorview
Central to the transformative journey of fostering inclusion, diversity, equity accessibility and anti-racism (IDEAA) at Holland Bloorview is Lorraine Thomas, manager, IDEAA. With a rich background in equity work and a passion for social justice, her leadership and vision have been instrumental in…
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CDARS PhD candidate, Patrick Jachyra, receives Ontario’s Universities Autism Scholars Award
Congratulations to Patrick Jachyra, CDARS PhD candidate, who was awarded the Ontario's Universities Autism Scholars Award for his critica...
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital celebrates 120 years
Over the last 120 years, Holland Bloorview has been dedicated to creating a world of possibility by supporting children and youth living with disability, medical complexity, illness, and injury. Read more to learn about our history.
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Listening to a band or hosting a tea party makes therapy more fun
Carling Robertson (right) is an occupational therapist assistant at Holland Bloorview. She works with children with brain injury and youth preparing for employment. After doing an undergraduate degree in kinesiology, Carling changed course and began working for a trucking company. “I remember the…
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Infants born with major anomalies increase early death risk in fathers
The SickKids study is the first to examine the impact of caring for a child with a chronic condition on the health of dads.
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