October 2026: Dates of Significance
This October, we acknowledge National Disability Employment Month, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Awareness Month, Canadian Islamic History Month, Global Diversity Awareness Month, World Cerebral Palsy Day, World Mental Health...
“I am Clara”
Celebrating Down Syndrome Awareness Month! Before Tanya tells you about diagnoses, therapies or milestones, she tells you about her daughter. She tells you about a nine-year-old who cannot help but...
Mitchell’s journey with Hydrocephalus
Celebrating World Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Day Mitchell is an Ability Acceptance Presenter and Archivist at Grandview Kids. He draws on his lived experience, love of history and passion for...
Celebrating World Cerebral Palsy Day 2026
Families are not just recipients of research; they are partners in building knowledge that can support future generations. Read below about one family’s experience in participating in the CP-NET research...
Grandview School update
Grandview School update Grandview School is a Ministry of Education-funded Section 68 school that provides a specialized, supportive learning environment for students with physical, communication and developmental needs. Through an...
Collaborate with partners to maximize impact, focusing on Durham Region
Strategic Direction 3 Collaborate with partners to maximize impact, focusing on Durham Region Meaningful partnerships are essential to achieving better outcomes for children, youth and families. This year, we strengthened...
Foster a thriving, connected Team Grandview
Strategic Direction 2 Foster a thriving, connected Team Grandview The dedication, expertise and compassion of Team Grandview are the foundation of our success. This year, we continued to invest in...
Deliver meaningful, efficient client and caregiver outcomes and experiences
Strategic Direction 1 Deliver meaningful, efficient client and caregiver outcomes and experiences At Grandview Kids, clients and families remain at the heart of everything we do. This year, we made...
Evidence does not link vaccines and autism
Evidence does not link vaccines and autism The research, explained The best available scientific evidence shows that vaccines do not cause autism. However, it is reasonable to have questions about...
Building belonging through family leadership
As families transition from the relaxed pace of summer into the routines of a new school year, September often represents a fresh start. While this season can bring both excitement and uncertainty,...
