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Bikes from Bikers
For a child living with a disability, the opportunity to ride a bike is life-changing. Through your support of this event, the Children's Rehabilitation Foundation will be able to give more children adaptive bikes and the joyful freedom that comes with it. Join us on Sunday, June 24, as past recipients of these adaptive bikes kick off the ride and lead the way as our ceremonial leads! The rise will continue to Steinbach, then Beausejour, and return at 3 pm…
Find out more »Canadian Tire Regent Starkids Golf Tournament
Help us raise $100,000! The annual Canadian Tire Regent Starkids Golf Tournament began in 1998 as a means to fund the Rehabilitation Centre for Children’s Specialized Communication Resources for Children (SCRC) department. SCRC, which is now funded entirely by this golf tournament, helps non-speaking children learn to communicate in alternative ways. Speech-language professionals use innovative technology and teaching methods to educate parents on how to communicate with their children, which in turn helps children learn how to communicate. Your support…
Find out more »Road to Rehab
Get your bikes ready! Road to Rehab is back on Saturday, August 19th! This pledge-based fundraiser has raised more than $200,000 for the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation. With your support of this event you are giving these deserving children freedom, independence and opportunity. The ride will start at Almey Avenue and head to Birds Hill Park. More details will be available soon! Call our office at (204) 258-6700 for more information!
Find out more »A Night of Miracles presented by McKesson, Guardian and I.D.A
Join us and our special guest: CRF's 2018 CRF Youth Ambassador, Bernard! During Bernard's appointments at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children you'll find him running up and down the hallways, practicing his jump shot and perfecting his lay-up. His basketball skills are pretty impressive, especially for someone who was never expected to walk. Bernard was born with a proximal femoral focal deficiency (PFFD). The condition affects how the hip joint and leg develop. Just before entering the first grade, Bernard…
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