To enhance the understanding and self-awareness of teenagers aged 16-20 years who have acquired brain injuries. Teens interested in joining the group need to meet in advance with a group facilitator and register.

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Heather Keating

An overnight camp adventure for children with disabilities aged 7-14.

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KristinEnglish

This consultative service is available to Holland Bloorview outpatient clients (aged 7-14) and their families to assist with life skill and recreation development one-on-one or in groups. Skills include snack- and meal-making, friendship, money management and more!

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Ages 7 – 14 | Kristin English
Ages 15 + |  Julie Osbelt

A three-week residential program for youth 17–21 years who want to work on skills for independent living. This program is run out of Ryerson University Student Residence in downtown Toronto.

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Kimberlea Jones-Galley

A summer program that opens a world of unconventional recreation opportunities to children with disabilities aged 7-14.

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Kristin English

Offers 1:1 coaching during the school year and life skills workshops for youth with physical disabilities in the summer.

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Natalie Timbrell
Sarah Keenan

An overnight independence program for youth 16-25 who have a brain injury. Turning Point is offered in partnership with Holland Bloorview and March of Dimes and held at Sheridan College Residence in Brampton.

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Julie Osbelt

This program is for young adults 16-25 years of age who have a physical disability or acquired brain injury. This retreat provides a weekend away from caregivers in a supported environment with many social opportunities and group activities. It’s held at Salvation Army Jackson's Point Conference Centre in Sutton.

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Julie Osbelt