Rare Disease Day – Laura and Xander’s Story
Rare Disease Day is an international event held on February 28 to raise awareness about the impact of rare diseases on people’s lives and to emphasize the need for research….
Read moreAjax Public Library and Grandview Kids formalize long-standing partnership
Ajax Public Library and Grandview Kids signed a formal partnership agreement on Friday, February 10, 2023, reaffirming a shared commitment to education, inclusivity and community engagement.
Read moreInternational Epilepsy Awareness Day – Jacki and Colton’s Story
Rare, catastrophic form of intractable epilepsy, frequent seizures, poor seizure control and developmental delays. Children with Dravet Syndrome do not outgrow this condition and it affects every aspect of their…
Read moreOntario Tech University and Grandview Kids reaffirm partnership to advance research, innovation and education in Durham Region
Long-established community partners Grandview Kids and Ontario Tech University are celebrating their shared commitment to advancing research, innovation and education in Durham Region through a formal Memorandum of Understanding (MOU).
Read moreGrandview Kids Main Site Sensory Tour
The benefit of a sensory tour is to prepare you and your child or youth for not only what a visit a Grandview Kids will look like but also feel…
Read moreBridges out of Poverty
Team Grandview recently welcomes Aha! Processing Facilitator Suzie Johnson-Smith to guide our team through the Bridges out of Poverty training.
Read moreThe New Grandview Kids receives Award of Merit for Project Delivery
The New Grandview Kids receives Award of Merit for Project Delivery by The Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships.
Read moreAnnouncing the retirement of Lorraine Sunstrum-Mann
It is with mixed emotions that we announce Lorraine Sunstrum-Mann, Grandview Kids’ Chief Executive Officer (CEO), will retire in February 2023.
Read moreVolunteering at Grandview Kids: Meet Taaha
Learn more about Taaha’s experience volunteering at Grandview Kids.
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