Family Engagement

Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) Awareness Week is held every year from February 7 to 14. According to the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, CHDs are the leading birth defects that cause death in infants and adults. Approximately 1% of births per year are affected by CHDs, which exist from birth and often affect the structure and shape of a baby’s heart. Since the condition is so prominent and is a leading cause of death in children, it is very important to make medical professionals, researchers, families, and the general public more aware of the condition.

Matthew Has Heart

Matthew is a social 15-year-old teenager who likes to observe the world around him and to watch and play basketball. When his mom, Melodie, was only 17 weeks pregnant, she received the news that Matthew would be born with Down Syndrome. A few weeks later, a specialized ultrasound also confirmed a CHD called Atrioventricular Septal Defect (AVSD). This meant he had a large hole in the centre of his heart, and the valves meant to control the blood flow between the heart chambers might not be formed correctly. This early diagnosis gave his family the opportunity to educate themselves and meet with many specialized doctors before being thrown into the situation.

Baby Matthew in the NICU with his mom, Melodie, watching over him.

Matthew was born two weeks earlier than expected, thwarting medical plans, but was fortunate enough not to need immediate surgery. He spent a few weeks in the NICU and, at fix months of age, had his open-heart surgery. “That day was one of the hardest days of my life,” recalls Melodie. “I handed over my five-month-old baby boy to a nurse at Sick Kids Hospital, not knowing if I would get to see his beautiful little face again! Five and a half hours later, we received the news that the surgery was a success! The eight days that followed had some terrifying moments, but in the end, we brought home a healthy baby boy that is now 15-years-old and the centre of our universe!”

When asked what advice Melodie would give to families with a new diagnosis, she said, “Make sure to ask questions and don’t be afraid to tell their doctors if you aren’t clear on what they are saying. Our cardiologist drew us pictures, and I remember we took those photos and had dinner with family afterwards at a restaurant, where we used those photos to explain it to the grandparents. We made sure to educate ourselves as much as we could. We reached out to other families who had been where we were, and it helped so much. Just knowing you aren’t alone means so much. This is where Grandview Kids excels, and although we weren’t a part of Grandview Kids at this exact time, it paved the way for us to be so greatly involved with Grandview Kids as we knew the importance of helping other families just as we were helped.”

15-year-old Matthew holding a basketball.

Melodie and her family continue to be strong advocates for Matthew. They are helping others walk the same journey through family engagement and the power of storytelling. “Matthew has one of the biggest hearts I know,” says Melodie. “It may not be a perfect heart, but it’s a strong and loving heart. He is sweet, caring and sensitive. He loves people, and people love him. They see his perseverance, his courage, and his strength. We have Grandview Kids to thank for helping us tell our story many times and inspiring people.”

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Our Family Engagement Team (FET) is comprised of caregivers to Grandview Kids clients and former clients (grads), who use their lived experience and specialized training to support other parents, caregivers and clients in their journey. Caring for a child or youth with physical, communication or developmental needs can leave some caregivers feeling isolated and alone. By offering peer support, mentoring and education from individuals who have first-hand, personal experiences, we are cultivating an authentic, non-judgmental environment where families feel empowered, understood and supported.

Grandview Kids is a leader in Family Engagement, building the premier program within Ontario’s Children’s Treatment Centre (CTC) sector, which has garnered national and international recognition. We are one of few programs of this kind in Canada.

A photo of Grandview Kids' family engagement team standing beside each other. — Grandview Kids’ Family Engagement Team.

The Family Engagement Team is integrated into the multidisciplinary care approach at Grandview Kids, supporting our Complex Care Program, Ontario Autism Program and Adolescent Transition Program. We also offer Family Engagement services through Online Parent Support (OPS) pages, help with filling out paperwork and funding applications, caregiver education sessions and coffee chats, and our lending ‘Resource Library.’

In addition, our Family Leader Program – comprised of all those who serve as Grandview Kids ambassadors, advisors and advocates – is overseen by our Family Engagement Team; this includes our Family Advisory Council (YAC), Youth Advisory Council (YAC), Working Groups and Ambassador Program.

One key thing the Family Engagement Team does is host events and networking activities throughout the year to support Grandview Kids clients and caregivers. Popular ones include accessible Trick-or-Treating, Sensory Santa, Resource Fair, Park Playdates and Youth Meetups. These events provide amazing opportunities for parents, siblings, clients, family members and others to meet people who share similar experiences. Connections are made that inspire fun, friendship, learning and advocacy. Here are highlights from a few hosted this summer!

Adolescent Transition Launch Event

We officially launched our Adolescent Transition Program on August 3! Thanks to TD Bank Group for its support to get this program up and running.

For a long time, Grandview Kids has witnessed the gap in support and resources that occurs when our clients transition from our care (as kids and adolescents) to adult care. Teens and their caregivers consistently tell us it feels like “falling off a cliff” when their paediatric support system is no longer accessible. Grandview Kids knew we had to bridge this gap, and help prepare families for the uncertainties that lay ahead.

Our new Adolescent Transition Program will provide the much-needed support to families that are aging out of services at Grandview Kids. It was co-designed by Parent Advocates, Youth Advocates, as well as members of Grandview Kids’ Family Engagement, Clinical and Client Services, and Medical teams. This integrated approach puts the family voice at the centre of program development.

Our August 3 launch event included remarks from Grandview Kids CEO Tom McHugh, reflecting on his own family’s experience moving from paediatric to adult developmental services. Attendees participated in fun games like axe throwing (the safe kind!), while others sat down to get a custom, Grandview Kids tattoo (the fake kind!). Our new Transition Checklist was revealed. But all around, we heard from many older clients and their caregivers… the sense of relief that we were re-focusing on supports for adolescents during this critical, and sometimes overwhelming, period of their lives.

We look forward to hosting more Adolescent Transition education sessions, youth hang-outs and workshops in the fall. Stay tuned!

Complex Care Program Networking Event

We are pleased to report on the successful launch of our first ever Complex Care Family Engagement event, held on July 27. This event resonated deeply with caregivers, parents, siblings and grandparents, providing an avenue for meaningful interactions and shared experiences.

The occasion comprised a range of engaging activities, each contributing to the overall sense of enjoyment and relaxation. Family Engagement Program Coordinator Natasha’s artistic touch adorned faces with beautiful and creative face painting. The generosity of Station Gallery in Whitby – who provided the art supplies, and the creativity of Kerry and Jessica – who were extra patient and caring with the children, brought forth a world of amazing artwork by some children. Volunteers, Akash and Shayaan, arranged recreational games, creating an atmosphere of joy and fun for the children. Siblings were seen interacting and making new friendships.

The heart of the event was the informative session on self-care, facilitated by Peer Navigator Jacki. Caregivers absorbed valuable insight in recognizing and acknowledging the importance of attending to their own well-being amid their demanding responsibilities with their children who have complex medical needs.

A few parents expressed the necessity of such gatherings on a regular basis. These moments of connection provided the platform to share stories, support one another, and discover a network of empathy and understanding.

Adding an enchanting touch, Tulip the mini therapy horse arrived, bringing an abundance of smiles, hugs and warmth. Peer Navigator Sujay, who has exceptional photography skills, took awesome photos of everyone having fun with silly props. The pictures captured how much fun families had together.

As we reflect on the event’s impact, family engagement is inspired to continue holding events to promote a supportive network for families facing unique challenges. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed, attended and lent their support, making this event an unforgettable success.

Park Playdates

The FET brought clients, caregivers, siblings and families together every Tuesday this summer, hosting playdates at Grandview Kids’ playground. Despite some rainy weather, each week’s playdate included a themed activity. From creating dinosaur fossils, to tie-dying t-shirts, and even a visit from Tulip the Therapy Horse, FET’s Park Playdates offered something special for all kids and their families.

Our Park Playdates not only provide an opportunity for kids to interact and play together, but also foster a sense of community amongst Grandview Kids parents and caregivers. It’s a place for connection and fun. Throughout the summer, the Park Playdates reached record numbers of attendance, with joyful cheer and excitement filling the atmosphere week-after-week. The playdates organized by FET are a testament to the power of play and peer connections.

To get connected to the Grandview Kids Family Engagement Team, please email familyengagement@grandviewkids.ca.

Written by Grandview Kids Peer Navigator Jacki N.

For the past few summers, I have sat down with my four children and created a Summer Bucket List. We brainstormed 15 items that we wanted to do in the summer, then constructed our list as a family. Going to a splash pad, hosting a family baseball game, and visiting an ice cream truck always seem to make the chart. Each year, we check off most of the list, and I can prioritize what is important to my kids over the summer.

But I was thinking I may put a spin on it this year…

Self-care is essential. When you fill your own bucket, you are a better parent and caregiver. That is why, this summer, I have decided to create my own Self-Care Bucket List (and don’t worry, my children are still getting their Bucket lists). I am going to challenge other Grandview parents and caregivers to do the same thing.

By thinking about my wants, priorities and dreams, I am practicing self-care. Self-care replenishes our energy, focus and positivity; it ensures our needs are being met. So often, we get caught up in the important role of taking care of others that we forget about ourselves.

I recognize that taking time away for some may be difficult due to your child/ren’s needs. Self-care doesn’t need to be fancy or expensive, but it should be meaningful and customized for you. Self-care looks different for everybody. Taking time to rest, re-charge or indulge means you will have more energy and strength to take on the next step in your parenting and caregiving journey.

Let’s see how you can commit to better self-care this summer.

Start your own Summer Self-Care Bucket List:

Grab a pen and paper and write down at least five things you want to do this summer; this equates roughly to one thing every two weeks. Think of places you may want to visit, something you have been putting off, or a new food you want to try. These items can be things you do with your loved ones or on your own. They also can be free or have a cost. The only requirement is that they are what you want to do.

Once your list is complete, put it in a location that is easily visible. Take pleasure in checking off the items on your list and loving yourself.

Here are some ideas from our Grandview Kids’ Peer Navigators’ Summer Bucket Lists:

Read by the water
Ride a roller coaster
Bake a cake
Have a spa day
Visit a new place
Take a course and learn something new
Bike ride in a scenic area
Watch a thunderstorm on the porch
Attend a concert
Revisit your love of woodworking and build a bench

Get hair done
Go on a day trip with extended family
Have a night away or date-night with your spouse
Try a new restaurant
Spend the day with faraway friends/family
Walk outside every day
Try Pilates
Watch a sunset and a sunrise
Start painting again

Go on… get started! What will fill your bucket?

Every year, on May 15, International Day of Families is celebrated throughout the world. This day highlights the significance of family and its value in society. Here is the story of one of our Grandview Kids’ Families, Debbie and Elliot:

“It has always been our mantra to give back to the community that helped Elliot so much when he was younger. Between his diagnosis, Speech-Language and Occupational Therapy, as well as Physiotherapy, he learned to talk and walk again. Grandview Kids had become part of our family and village, and we would not have Elliot where he is today without them. Grandview Kids opened so many doors and opportunities for Elliot later in life, including supporting him in writing his first journal article for the Canadian Journal of Autism Equity, as well as attending many public speaking and fundraising initiatives.

It was through his involvement in the Rec Therapy Program that he learned to love sports, and it ignited the passion in him! He is now on a team that has garnered international attention. Elliot is the Co-Captain for the Oshawa Vikings Mixed Ability team where his team came in second out of 24 other countries in the International Mixed Ability Rugby Tournament in Cork, Ireland, in June 2022.

Recently, he was selected by the MARI’s (Mixed Ability Rugby International) elite team to go join athletes from around the world to play in a competitive game in Belfast, Ireland, this May. From a young child who had many coordination issues to a full-fledged international and world athlete, Grandview Kids taught him that the sky is the limit and nothing is impossible. Elliot has turned his passion into a job and has two job titles at the Abilities Centre as a Physical Fitness and Literacy Associate, as well as a Mixed Ability Sports Facilitator.

I am a proud member of the Family Advisor Council (FAC), as well as a standing member of the Adolescent Transition Committee, using our lived experience moving through the various stages of Elliot’s life to help pave a smoother path for others. Though many times, we were in unchartered territory and faced many barriers; my hope is that by sharing these experiences, we can make the transition process much easier for other families.

Elliot also volunteers for the Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and often is asked to give his insight into issues facing youth with disabilities in employment, so he too uses his lived experience to help break down barriers for others.

Elliot, holding his book: Mateo’s Mixed Ability Match

Elliot and I recently wrote a children’s book called Mateo’s Mixed Ability Match, which details our experience at the IMART tournament. Elliot and I often work in tandem. We hope that retelling our stories and providing insight into our experiences in sports, employment, and disability advocacy will help others realize that their child has potential and that we should all dream big. Every child and family deserves that chance to spread their Grandview Kids’ sparkle!”

Alden (left) - a young boy with blonde hair sits beside his mom, Natasha (right). — Natasha and her son, Alden.

Natasha is a mom to three; her youngest is a Grandview kid. She works as part of the Grandview Kids’ Family Engagement Team. Here is Natasha and her son, Alden’s story:

My youngest wasn’t even six months old the first time I said the word “autism” out loud. It was to my husband. I had spent the better part of the last few months Googling:

“Why doesn’t my baby look at me?”
“What does flapping hands mean?”
“Why will my baby only sleep when he’s on me?”

I watched videos on YouTube about how autism is present in infants and babies. I didn’t know anything about autism, but I called my husband over and said, “I need to say this out loud, and maybe I’m crazy, and maybe I’m wrong.. but I have to tell someone. I think our son is autistic.”

Months go by, and at each doctor’s visit, we’re left with no answers, “He’s just a baby, kids develop differently, and he’s too young to tell.” So, we waited, and I Googled more…

“Why isn’t my son talking?”
“Is walking on your toes okay?”
“When will he recognize his name?”

Every question led me to the same outcome. Now we just needed to find someone to listen!

My son was also born prematurely, so he was followed by the FUNN clinic at Lakeridge Health. At his one-year check-up, I said it again, they told us if we have concerns at his 15-month check-up, they would bring in someone from Grandview Kids to do a speech assessment.

From the first day, Grandview Kids listened. We were referred to a developmental pediatrician, and on September 18, 2018, just one month before his second birthday, my son was diagnosed as Autistic, level 3, non-verbal. There were a lot of tears that day in the doctor’s office. But the tears were of relief for knowing that I wasn’t crazy and that we would finally be able to learn.

He is my third child, but I’m learning how to be a mom all over again.

Family and friends told us how “sorry” they were when they found out. Professionals told us they could help us fix him but that he would likely never talk to or understand us.

Alden and I are here to tell them they were wrong! Nothing changed the day he was diagnosed. He was the same little boy who had stolen our hearts from the moment he was born. I was a fool to wish I was wrong. Autism is beautiful! It’s a whole world that you miss out on until someone special invites you in.

We don’t want to change him; we simply want the tools to help him succeed in a world that struggles to accept anything different. A world I’ve never fit into either. “Dare to be different.” Those are the words my Mémère and mom would always say to me as a child. Acceptance is the next step toward a truly inclusive community.

Alden is now six-years-old. He has the best smile and laugh in the whole world! His humour and character are unmatched, and he gives the best hugs and squishes. He loves wrestling with his older brother and watching funny videos with his sister. His favourite thing to do is try and scare you, he thinks he’s hilarious! He loves Lightning McQueen, fart noises, trains and singing the “Wheels on the Bus” song all day long.

Alden with a cut-out poster around his head.

I wanted to find all the ways to support him, and along the way, I found a lot of information to support me too. The more I read and learned, the more my own life started to make sense.

I feel like with my work at Grandview Kids, working with staff and professionals, as well as being surrounded by the autism community, I’m pretty well connected. Yet it still took me four years and paying out of pocket to get my own autism assessment.

Oftentimes, adults go undiagnosed because they are simply unaware of autistic traits or they’ve learned to mask so well. Being self-diagnosed is common and accepted in the autism community. Getting a diagnosis is a privilege at any age, but the barriers for adults are honestly just cruel. Finally, on September 30, 2022, four years after my son, I was diagnosed as Autistic, level 2.

Now, I’m sharing the level with you all today, not because I believe in them but to show you how moderate/severe can look like with years of masking. Personally, I don’t believe in the levels because you can only diagnose us on the level that we present with at the time of the assessment. It’s not based on how it affects me or how much I’ve learned to mask.

Natasha wearing an Autistic and Proud t-shirt.

The good news is that I’m learning to unlearn! Unmasking is hard, but I deserve to be my authentic self. It’s a lot of undoing, but I’m doing the work. My son deserves to be proud of himself, and I’ll do the work to make sure he’s never ashamed of being autistic.

Often, my needs and my son’s needs, go against each other, so we are becoming experts on accommodations together.

Thank you, Grandview Kids, for listening when no one else would and continuing to listen and learn from those with lived experience. We will forever be grateful for everything Grandview Kids has done for our family. We’ve got a long way to go together, but I’m glad #TeamGrandview is part of our journey!

I’ve learned to see the world through my son’s eyes, and if you’re willing to get into his world instead of expecting him to join yours, it’s magical, and it feels more like home than anywhere I’ve ever been before. I have Alden, my family, and my work colleagues (who have become lifelong friends) to thank for helping me find myself, too!

Brain Injury Awareness Month, recognized each March, provides an important opportunity to bring attention to the prevention of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and to promote strategies to improve the quality of life for persons living with TBI and their families.

Claudia N., a Grandview parent and member of our Family Advisory Council (FAC), tells her son Reid’s story:

“Brain injury is invisible and often misunderstood. The scars may not be obvious, but they are there. They show up in the way you move, talk, and process information. My son acquired a traumatic brain injury (TBI) after a rare complication of brain inflammation during influenza.

Claudia taking a selfie of herself with her two children. — Claudia N., with her children.

Claudia's son and daughter in a portrait like photo. — Claudia N., with her children.

He was a rep-athlete in hockey, basketball, soccer and baseball. The more contact he had in sports, the better. Now he can no longer have contact. This was his identity. He had to re-learn everything, from riding a bike, walking, and running to tying his shoelaces.

Having to answer the question, “why doesn’t my brain or body work like it used to?” daily is heartbreaking.

Grandview Kids showed me there is hope after a TBI, but it begins when it is taken seriously by others. Instead of hockey, they introduced him to golf. Instead of tackle football, they are teaching how to swim. He was resistant at first but is now secretly loving it. They showed him that there are different directions that can just be as fulfilling. When he wanted to give up, they simply wouldn’t let him.

Claudia's son, Reid, sitting in the hospital bed for rehabilitation. — Reid in the hospital for rehabilitation.

Claudia's son, Reid, playing wheelchair basketball with his friends. — Reid in the hospital for rehabilitation.

As his mom, seeing him feeling so lost every day is excruciating, and I wish I could trade places with him. Disabilities come in all shapes and sizes and visibilities. Yes, this injury is invisible, but the impact and effects are as lifelong as visible ones.

The good news is that with the right support and accommodations, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Next time you meet someone with a TBI, just know how much more there is behind those sweet eyes looking back at you.”