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Will makes custom limbs that help kids do what they want to do
A toddler who came for his first prosthetic leg to Holland Bloorview now makes devices at the hospital.
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Dr. Darcy Fehlings elected Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences
Prestigious national honour recognizes leadership in Canadian health sciences
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CWAS Resources
Various resources to support your child in expanding their use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) strategies and tools.
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Two girls, two medical conditions, one family
In 2016, the Mills family adopted a six-year-old girl with spina bifida and kidney disease from China. This past September, they brought home a young Chinese teen with the same conditions. We talked about the joys and challenges.
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Music helped this artist find her voice
'Children with disabilities, or who are hospitalized, don't have the same access to nature. Art is a way back in to being a human being in the world...'
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Holland Bloorview achieves exemplary standing in care and safety
Hospital scores 100 per cent from Accreditation Canada for fourth consecutive cycle
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A dad asks: 'Did I do anything wrong?'
Samuel Cheng (above left) is a decision support analyst at Holland Bloorview. He spoke at a Schwartz Rounds recently about what it's like...
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Women who build community, change minds
With Jen Reeves, Born Just Right (back left), and Julia Roberts, Support for Special Needs (front left), and Christina Shaver (Hopeful Pa...
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When healthy food and other basics are out of reach
The Family Navigation Hub connects families with community resources that support housing, childcare and food security. We interview team lead Jessica Reid.
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How vulnerable brains find workarounds is this scientist's passion
Dr. Tomáš Paus is fascinated by brains—not individual brains, but the study of hundreds of thousands of them. As a neuroscientist, he studies how our genes, and our physical and social environments growing up, influence our brains.
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