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Post-Secondary School Transition Service – Life After High school

Supporting high school students in grade 11 or higher who are planning to attend college or university.

The Independence Program (TIP) is a 3-week overnight residential life skills development program for youth with disabilities ages 17-21 years old.

Life Skills Development

TRLS offers a continuum of evidence-informed community integrated services for children and youth designated to enhance quality of life and support optimal transition across the lifespan.

Holland Bloorview highlights Canadian pediatric health research at 12th Annual Research Symposium

On Tuesday, November 21, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s s research institute (Bloorview Research Institute/BRI) welcomed over 260 guests to its 12th annual research symposium.

Adapted Sports and Recreation Programs

These programs are for clients ages 5-18 years (up to 21 if still in high school).

Lived experiences of accessible and affordable housing among children and youth with disabilities and identifying solutions (Phase 2 - Stakeholders)

Lived experiences of accessible and affordable housing among children and youth with disabilities and identifying solutions (Phase 2 - Parents)

Lived experiences of accessible and affordable housing among children and youth with disabilities and identifying solutions (Phase 2 - Youth)

Transitions, Recreation and Life Skills

A hub of information, programs and practical support for the transition-to-adulthood. Start exploring early, since resources apply to childhood, teen and young adult years.

April 16, 2026

A new BLOOM for spring

Read our latest stories, with links to mainstream disability news, a new study on language interpretation in children's hospitals, and new books.

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