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Your generosity will positively change young lives. I want to share with you the inspiring story of Jude, a remarkable nine-year-old boy, and the incredible impact of your support. Jude’s parents, Mary and Samuel, had high hopes for their unborn son’s future. Jude was...
YOUR DONATION WILL HELP NATHAN BELONG. Nathan is a mischievous 11-year-old with sparkling eyes who seeks to engage with his family, friends and classmates. Diagnosed with a rare congenital condition which resulted in cerebral palsy, Nathan is unable to move...
We are honoured to introduce you to our 2023 Ambassador, seven-year-old Braelynn. A spirited, engaging, humourous and wise beyond her years little girl. Braelynn lives with the condition of Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a rare genetic disease. Diagnosed just shortly after...
Jude is a charmer, his smile and eyes lighting melting your heart. He has overcome many challenges in his nine years and has big dreams for his future.
Braelynn brightens the lives of all who meet this incredible seven-year-old. She loves unicorns, her family and classmates. The Centre is like a second home, caring for her since she was a toddler.
Teenage twins Elias & Gabriel epitomize “double the trouble, double the fun.” These spirited young men live life to the fullest and love participating in the Centre’s recreation programs funded by donors.
Scarlett’s family celebrates every one of their six-year-old daughter’s “inch stones.” This remarkable young girl has a brain condition and will need support for the rest of her life.
We are excited to present the return of Michael Gerl’s CanPlay Hockey Classic! In support of Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation, CanPlay will take to the ice on February 5 at Scotiabank Hockey for All Centre. You can register a team or donate to the CanPlay Hockey...
When Scarlett was just nine months old, she was not reaching developmental milestones. Following an MRI, she had a diagnosis of Cerebellar Atrophy. The cerebellum is at the back of the brain and controls voluntary movements. She is not able to walk, her speech is...
You can help give Lulia the gift of independence. Lulia needs an electric wheelchair adapted with a drive controller to be able to move on her own. The drive controller technology costs nearly $8,000. Without it, she will not be able to operate her new wheelchair....