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September to June Volunteer Opportunities
We offer a range of volunteering opportunities within our client programs, through different times of the year and
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How a vital program is changing children’s lives in Canada – and beyond
As the home of Canada’s largest developmental pediatrics training program, Holland Bloorview is creating a future where every family can get the specialized care they need.
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Program gets kids of all abilities up and active
Igniting Fitness Possibilities (IFP) is a Holland Bloorview program designed to get kids of all abilities active in fitness and sports. I...
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Nursery School Programs virtual tour
Community program The Nursery School Programs at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital provide a creative,...
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Unique community play-based program can build toddlers’ language, social skills: study
Parent-led Social ABCs program shown to be effective in teaching toddlers new words, sounds
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EMBARK: Holland Bloorview launches new program to further Black scholars’ careers in childhood disability research
Program aims to propel Black scholars’ careers in disability research
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Enhanced Extern Program provides valuable experience for aspiring care professionals
We spoke with two extern employees about their unique experience in the program. Read more!
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Onsite legal program
Pro Bono Ontario offers a free onsite legal assistance program at Holland Bloorview for qualifying clients and families. The onsite lawyer can help with housing, education, immigration and employment law, among others.
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Kim built a career on helping to launch youth into adult life
Kim Jones-Galley ran an innovative Holland Bloorview independence program that brought students with disabilities to live in a Toronto university residence for three weeks. She now onboards 500 university students a year who are training here to be nurses, doctors and therapists.
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How a Ride-on Toy Powers Participation for a Preschooler
Kamil Pieszczynski outlined the ways that independent exploration contribute to critical neurodevelopment
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