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The Tim Hortons Smile Cookie Campaign is making a meaningful difference in the lives of families across Manitoba. Thanks to generous corporate and individual donors, including proceeds from this initiative, youth and their family members recently gathered for an evening of delicious food and connection at the LIFE Program’s Supper Club.
The Winnipeg Ice U18 AAA hockey team raised the bar on their fundraising during the 2024 Michael Gerl CanPlay Hockey Classic. The sports team raised $4,000 to support the purchase of a specialized bike for a student in the Pembina Trails School Division.
The Winnipeg Avros U18 AAA hockey team went above and beyond at this year’s Michael Gerl CanPlay Hockey Classic. The local team raised over $5,500 to support the purchase of a specialized bike and sensory equipment for an elementary school in the St. James Assiniboia...
Clients of the Rehabilitation Centre for Children and their families enjoyed a special afternoon at the SSCY Centre, where they had the chance to meet former Winnipeg Blue Bombers linebacker Adam Bighill.
Lexie is a gentle, positive young woman with a caring disposition and natural ability to connect with youth. Her warmth and empathy shine as she works to help others. Born with FASD, Lexie’s journey has been one of resilience and growth.
Bob Moore of Killarney, Manitoba put the petal to the metal this summer raising an impressive $8,500 for two Manitoba youth seeking specialized equipment to enhance their quality of life.
On December 11, the Winnipeg Jets brought joy to some of their youngest and biggest fans during the Winnipeg Jets Meet and Greet at SSCY Centre. Nine players, including captain Adam Lowry and assistant captain Mark Scheifele, spent time with attendees, playing mini-sticks hockey, signing Jets merchandise and creating unforgettable memories.
At this special time of year, I’d like to introduce you to Evan, a resilient and outgoing 17-year-old from Morden. Your unwavering dedication has helped him flourish.
At the heart of life-changing innovations in assistive technology are dedicated electronic engineers. Meet two Manitoba treasures, Shea Hunt and Rowen Guncheon. Working at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children, these individuals play a crucial role in creating devices to support youth living with disabilities, enhancing their ability to interact with the world.
Former Leisure in Fun Environments (LIFE) Program participant Daniel Cowen has become a role model, inspiring other youth as an active member of the Rehabilitation Center for Children community. A long-standing LIFE Program stakeholder and member of the Youth Advisory Council, Daniel works to create inclusive spaces and advocates for youth living with disabilities in Manitoba.