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Truth and Reconciliation Week starts today! It’s not too late to enroll and join us in taking action towards reconciliation. Visit our website for more information and to sign up now: trw-svr.nctr.ca All programming/webinars are available in English, French, & ASL.

Check out the new BLOOM ❤️Holland Bloorview. conta.cc/4deEiAS

Hard to solve homelessness when some think it's a personal choice, not a policy failure.

We're proud to support CISP_ICPS 's upcoming conference on social prescribing! Our executive director, LivMendelsohn, will be moderating a panel on how we can support caregivers through social prescribing. bit.ly/4eau3ir #SocialPrescribing #CdnCaregiving

Anti-Bullying Picture books to add to your classroom library:

'"You have every chance of having a perfect baby -- next time," said the genetics counselor in a cheery voice... For days, I ruminated: What did “perfect” mean?' Holland Bloorview #MedTwitter Genetic Counselors Genome Canada Genetics and Society #genetics hollandbloorview.ca/stories-news-e…

#OpenHouse OCO is opening its virtual doors again to share with you all the free programs and services we have available. Join us on November 14th to find out what supports are available to caregivers and how to access them. Register to get the link: bit.ly/3NE0vxZ

💡 Who cares? Half of us will at some point, yet this work is unseen + undervalued despite being the linchpin of Cdn society. 🎙️ Who Cares, our new podcast explores the realities of caregiving. 📅 Launching Jan 8. Let's talk care, Canada. #CdnCaregiving apple.co/3DMgDfd

I’m hosting a podcast! The first 2 episodes of Who Cares are out 🎙️ This is an eight-part podcast series by Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence and Snack Labs that showcases unseen realities of #caregivers and care providers across Canada (but very familiar to some of us). . Please take a listen ❤️

Incredible article by Louise Kinross interviewing another awesome sibling, TerrenceHo.eth. Nodding my head as I read along - what a relatable and meaningful article for sibling caregivers ❤️

Who cares? Best part of my weekend was listening to the first 2 episodes of this podcast on caregiving - with caregivers and care providers together, hosted by Melissa Ngo, MDes , sister, advocate, & podcaster! - Loved the linchpin analogy & and all of the interviews - links below

Love this. But there's a sense in ep.3 that parents don't prepare their kids to care for a disabled sib. That's because professionals have advised parents to assure sibs that this won't be their role. That was the message I always received in workshops. Melissa Ngo, MDes Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence

This episode is about my people. Some of the wisest and kindest sibs I know. Please have a listen.

As a kid, whenever I would come across another sibling caregiver, I used to think it was like meeting a unicorn, because it was so rare that I could find someone who understood my experience. 🦄 I consider myself lucky, because there are many unicorns in this week’s episode ✨

We are preparing to launch our winter virtual mindfulness programs for caregivers and care providers. Informed by over 10 years of research in this space - Free program - registration info below. Please spread the word

A National Caregiving Strategy for Canada is your strategy. Co-designed with thousands of Canadians from coast to coast to coast, the policy recommendations offer clear solutions for a brighter future of care. bit.ly/3vEAWaL #CdnCaregiving

🔊 This week, the CCCE launched a national campaign: Act on Care, which is YOUR opportunity to make caregiving a national priority. . By visiting canadiancaregiving.org/Act, you can send a letter to the federal Minister of Seniors, your local MP and all federal candidates.

Care providers are essential to our care economy but are underpaid and overworked. A living wage of at least $25/hour would enable care providers to do their much-needed work + allow more Canadians to receive the care they need. Learn more: bit.ly/3vEAWaL #CdnCaregiving

In Ontario, there will be an estimated 2.5 million *more* caregivers by 2030 - we’re looking at 6.5 million. So many people are looking for support in various systems throughout our country - we need to do better for caregivers in Canada. #ActOnCare