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On December 10, Toronto Public Heath declared a Norovirus outbreak on the Complex Continuing Care unit. Other units and programs are operating as usual. Click for more info.

Please note our ambulatory care services will be closed on Dec. 25-26, 2025, and Jan. 1, 2026. The day program will be closed Dec. 22-26, 2025.

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Awards & Events
We host annual events showcasing innovations in childhood disability research.
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A son's injury prompts a dad to give back
In 2011 Amir Karmali's son Kaylum was accidently kicked in the head during a soccer game. The next morning he couldn't walk and was hospi...
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Ontario connecting children and youth in Toronto to care close to home
$68 million boost in funding to expand pediatric services in the Toronto region
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Shannon Crossman

As a visual artist, arts educator and program coordinator, Shannon is passionate about working with children and youth using the materiality of the arts as a way for them to explore and express their ideas.

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Family fund is a lifeline, but demand outstrips supply
Anyone who knows Geoffrey Feldman knows that he's an extraordinary parent.“I'm not a typical dad,” he says with a chuckle.At 76, Geof...
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BRI Quarterly: October 2022
BRI Quarterly, the forefront of childhood disability research, is the online publication of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital's research institute (the Bloorview Research Institute (BRI)).
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Lessons in bravery for kids with autism
In Facing Your Fears, each child chose a specific worry they wanted to work on.
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The critical need for better diversity in STEM: Holland Bloorview’s spotlight on the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science
February 11 marks the 3rd annual United Nations (UN) International Day of Women and Girls in Science. In acknowledgment of the day, join ...
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BRI announces new partnership with University of Toronto’s Community of Support-Research Application Support Initiative (COS-RASI)
Initiative to provide undergraduate students who have experienced structural disadvantages based on their identities or lived experience and who are interested in research have access to additional supports during the job application process
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Wanted: Surrogate parents
Any parent of a child with disabilities will tell you that advocating for a good education for their child can be one of the most challen...
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