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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Capes for Kids thankful for a week of gravity-defying media coverage
Ninth annual fundraiser saw stories on CityNews, CP24 Breakfast, CTV Your Morning, CTV News Toronto, 680News, Etalk, OMNI and more
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Media roundup
Goodness, we haven't done this for a long time. Below are some recent stories related to disability, parenting and health.But first, many...
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Globally recognized neuroscientist joins Holland Bloorview to establish world-class paediatric imaging research program
Dr. Tomáš Paus will explore brain development in children and youth with disabilities, centering his work on population neuroscience, m...
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Playground design that gets everyone in on the fun
'Every child deserves access to the benefits of play.'
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Welcome to starry nights, cozy beds and all-terrain wheelchairs. Four Corners makes glamping accessible
'Our mission is to improve accessibility to the outdoors.'
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Holland Bloorview calls for disability representation ‘Because everybody deserves to be seen’
Holland Bloorview Kids launches fourth year of its Dear Everybody anti-stigma campaign.
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For kids who use tech as their voice, Tracy's team delivers
'We serve 27 augmentative and alternative communication clinics across the province.'
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KT Simulation Videos
- This is a password protected page - Simulation educators, KT experts, clinicians and other key stakeholders created a series of simulations that focus on educating others about knowledge translation.
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Get Up and Go (Persistent pediatric pain service)
This service is a rehabilitation program aimed at helping your child regain function and return to usual activities.
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Jonathan Mooney calls out our 'rhetoric of differences'
Author Jonathan Mooney has a brilliant piece in the New York Times' disability series this week: You are special! Now stop being differen...
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