Read stories from our clients, parents, volunteers and staff on how we're creating a world of possibility for kids with disability.
As a client of Holland Bloorview, Tayah learned how to communicate her needs, gained skills in physiotherapy and made lasting friendships. Today, this confident nine-year-old is ready to take on everything grade four has to offer.
A Bar Mitzvah is a huge milestone for all Jewish boys when they turn 13 years old. For Jay, however, this was more than a celebration.
After only four years, Dear Everybody has seen huge success in advocating for people with disabilities—because everybody deserves to be seen.
When Mahad was three years old, he and his mom came to Holland Bloorview for the first time following an ASD diagnosis.
After Tahlia’s health deteriorated when her body wasn’t responding to a new, it was time for a double lung transplant.
For many kids and youth, especially those with disabilities, the toll the pandemic has had goes far beyond than just having to social distance.
While therapeutic recreation looks a little different these days, clients can still enjoy therapy-based play thanks to creativity from the TR team.
People with disabilities are often excluded from representations of love. It’s time to change that.
We recognize the need to create an equitable, diverse, and inclusive space—not just within our walls but around the world.
With a focus on research, medicine, or operations, women at Holland Bloorview are constantly inspiring others to pursue a career in STEM.
Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, some research studies were put on hold. That is, until the Azrieli Foundation offered their support.
Stories like this are possible because of you!
