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How to keep kids moving while you're stuck at home
We talk to a CAMH researcher on ways to keep youth with autism active at home, including a free Fit Friday webinar. Good ideas for all children.
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Three leading paediatric health-care centres launch Kids Health Alliance
TORONTO – Three of Ontario's largest paediatric health-care providers launched a new partnership called Kids Health Alliance, today. Fo...
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Holland Bloorview named one of Canada’s Best Diversity Employers
Leading the way in creating accessible, welcoming environments for fourth straight year
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Toronto Recreation Guide for Families who have Children with Disabilities
This is a list of some sports, activities, hobbies, social groups and leisure programs that may be helpful to families.
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PROPEL Lab - Research
Through engineering, creativity, and close collaborations with clinicians and end users, we strive to drive technological advancements and deliver practical, impactful solutions that improve mobility, independence, and clinical practice.
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Canada's Tennis Star, Milos Raonic, Makes His Foundation's First Gift To Holland Bloorview Foundation, $70,000 For Kids With Disabilities
TORONTO, ON - The Milos Raonic Foundation announced today that its first gift will support Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital...
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Pediatricians can help speed up autism diagnoses
A study finds children's doctors can accurately diagnose autism and should be recruited instead of relying on specialist assessment teams alone.
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Scientist to study pandemic's impact on racialized youth with disabilities
De-Lawrence Lamptey is the first scholar in the new EMBARK program, which addresses barriers Black researchers face.
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Rugby Ontario launches concussion collaboration to educate players and improve sport safety
Rugby Ontario and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital's concussion centre have launched a new collaboration to improve the saf...
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Disabled kids more likely to be left out, picked on at recess, study finds
'The more parents reported having children with disabilities in their house, the more likely they were to report incidents around bullying and exclusion.'
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