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He ain't heavy, he's my brother
Pamela Merritt, 40, talked about being co-guardian with her sister of her 42-year-old brother, who has profound autism, at the Healthmind...
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BLOOM media roundup
Vulgar poster campaign sparks Human Rights Tribunal The Toronto StarAnonymous posters displayed in a Scarborough co-op targeted residents...
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Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou’s Canada Research Chairs Program in translational therapeutics in autism renewed
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (Holland Bloorview) is proud to announce that Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou, pediatric neurologist and senior clinician scientist was one of the 346 new and renewed Canada Research Chairs at 52 institutions across Canada for research excellence.
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Transforming transition for youth with disabilities
David and Lynn have been working with Holland Bloorview for over a decade to help youth with disabilities make a smoother and easier transition to adulthood
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Volunteering at the start of COVID-19
When Lauren first decided to volunteer over March Break, she had no idea she’d be faced with a pandemic.
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Connecting with you through HB Podcasts
Holland Bloorview launches its first podcast today, to coincide with International Friendship Day.
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A study on siblings grows out of a parent's desire to help her young daughter
'We know this group of kids have higher levels of perfectionism and trying to always be in control, and to not be a burden. This will be a space that is for them, where it’s safe to talk about their own feelings.'
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Holland Bloorview and SickKids launch COVID-19 testing sites for children with medical complexity, developmental conditions
Testing available starting December 14, 2020
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At an urban farm, Isaiah finds a place to grow
'The greatest joy is seeing something that we can leverage to give him skills he enjoys and are a potential source of revenue.'
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Childhood disability linked to slower earnings growth later in life
The Statistics Canada study found the largest differences in income growth between men with and without childhood-onset disability who had university degrees.
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