Hugs and Smiles Photo Contest 2024
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Get your camera’s ready! Whether its a selfie or a hug with someone in your household…
Phil Bronsther: Adapting to Change
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By Mary Dufton Retired chef and caterer Phil Bronsther has only lived with hydrocephalus for about two years. The 73-year-old Ottawa resident is still new to the condition’s challenges. Two […]
TROY’S TRAIL 2024 – Walk-tastic Finish!
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Troy and Annette Chandler are passionate about raising awareness of hydrocephalus – the chronic condition that impacts the brain…
Youth Participants for a research studies, “Discrimination, ableism and racism hurt but inclusion can heal”
Email trail@hollandbloorview.ca or Call 416-425-6220 x 3654 to sign up
Study Invitation: Quality Indicators for Pregnancy Care for People with Disabilities
Email wiresearch.utsc@utoronto.ca or Call 289-804-6101 to participate
Amanda and Meredith: their unique bond, by Mary Dufton
Twin sisters Amanda and Meredith Cullen have very different lives but share a deepconnection.Amanda and Meredith were both born prematurely at 26 weeks. While Meredith wasborn healthy and was a […]
Disability and Sexuality Resource Hub
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sqw5C8SuYGQ&t=92s Disability and Sexuality Resource Hub HERE! […]
Hydrocephalus Canada Charity Golf Tournament Sponsorship Package
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Hydrocephalus Canada Charity Golf Tournament
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Hydrocephalus Canada Charity Golf Tournament is back on Monday, September 12th, 2022 with all proceeds going to Hydrocephalus Canada. This important event will provide support for programs and services for the Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida communities across Canada.
Troy Chandler: Making Connections and Making a difference By Mary Dufton
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Troy Chandler was leading a full and busy life when things changed dramatically. He had a seizure caused by pressure in his brain. A CT scan confirmed he had hydrocephalus. […]