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Social media lets people with disabilities 'push their own agenda'
Beth Haller is a bit of a celebrity in the world of disability and journalism. I first learned about her when I followed her Media dis&dat blog, where she posted timely international stories relating to disability.
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A nurse finds her medical skills put to the test raising her daughter
'Most of the time I feel like I’m being heard because I’m able to say the medical lingo. But not being heard is rampant for parents who don’t know medical language, and I feel for them.'
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How cities disable people who move differently
'I want to shine a light on the spaces, however large or small, where there is a clear lack of justice in the experience of disabled people.'
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When your child has a brain injury, rehab is a confusing new world. Yael walks families through the process
'I loved the idea of a role where I could listen to people's stories all day.'
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Look how far we've come
Earlier this year, Sheila Jarvis announced her intention to step down as President and CEO of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospi...
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FAMILY TIPSHEET: Mental Health and Wellness Supports During the COVID-19 and Coronavirus Outbreak
Mental Health and Wellness Supports During the COVID-19 and Coronavirus Outbreak
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One of the first in the world: New Concussion Research Centre focuses on kids and youth
Concussion Research Centre fact sheet Donate to the Concussion Research Centre Toronto, ON (October 29, 2013) – Today, Holland Bloorview...
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Our staff worked hard to keep our hospital safe
Together, as a team, staff worked hard to fill gaps while not compromising the quality of care for clients and families.
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Holland Bloorview launches new clinical trial in robotic therapy
CIBC donates $500,000 to Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital funding a revolutionary robotic therapy clinical trial for childr...
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Foundation helps disabled students 'just like me'
After a skiing accident that injured her spine and shoulder, Tamara (Tammy) Gordon had to learn to write with her opposite hand and get a...
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