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Holland Bloorview launches Dear Everybody campaign to end stigma for young Canadians with disabilities
It's time: Kids and young adults with disabilities raise their voices to challenge disability stigma‘Dear Everybody' is the start of a ...
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s President and CEO Julia Hanigsberg named one of Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women in 2018 by the Women’s Executive Network
President and CEO of Toronto's Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital joins community of Canada's most iconic women leadersTORONT...
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Flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic for children, youth and families with and without disabilities
In partnership Toronto Public Health, we are hosting a fully accessible, sensory-and family-friendly vaccination clinic.
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Acceptance helped Alifa 'wake up to my child as he is right now'
A values-based therapy enabled this mom to let go of cultural expectations about who her autistic son should be.
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The 'unwelcome' mat
By Steve KeanI love Toronto, I really do. But sometimes I just don't feel the love in return.A few weeks ago was one of them. I was at St...
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For Black autistic youth, police interactions can be dangerous
Autistic behaviours become an 'additive risk factor to their Blackness in the context of police interactions.'
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Brother fuels this student's passion for social work
Denise Silva is a social work student at Holland Bloorview, connecting families to housing, food, childcare and funding supports.
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AI helped us create a school IEP beyond our expectations
'It was clean, organized, easy to follow and it mapped out possible goals in a way that felt realistic and meaningful.'
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With a sledge, skates and friends we showed up to party
BLOOM columnist Anchel Krishna decides her family's 'hibernate under the covers' approach to winter has got to go.
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Seeing your child in a hospital bed never becomes routine
'Confidence can be a mask I put on to make the reality of our situation a little more bearable.' Sometimes it sends the wrong message to the outside world.
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