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…his son’s early days. When Scott’s wife, Amber, was 27 weeks pregnant, she had a feeling that something wasn’t quite right. Her intuition proved correct when her water broke the…
…official opening, Dave wasn’t equipped to help the athletes who approached him with their mental health challenges. In that realm, he felt unprepared. Coaching struggles before the opening of Foundry…
…Mill Bay. The year was 1931, just four years after the Solarium opened and welcomed its first patient. Marjorie spent several months living at the Solarium in Mill Bay. And…
…Director of one of our community partners, Elizabeth Specht of the Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia. They spoke about the community impact of the Association’s work, how the COVID-19…
…and neighbouring communities. Read more about our announcement or to learn how you can help by visiting our website. Thank you so much to Farro Mackenzie Photography for capturing this…
…provide access to nature for youth and families living with cognitive, physical, financial, and social barriers. The Prospect Lake project aims to create a sense of place for participants and…
…too! One in every 500 babies born in Canada will be diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy. You can learn more about Cerebral Palsy on the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC website….
…us as we embark on a new chapter in serving our Island communities. Questions? Feel free to reach out to our Associate Director of Family Programs & Impact: Lana LeBlanc….
…463 Belleville Street in Victoria. Come in your coziest onesie and prepare for an amazing brunch buffet with all the fixings. The festivities continue with activity books, takeaways, and story-time…
…For Jessica, doing the creative project and donating part of the proceeds was simply an obvious thing to do. “It felt good for my soul to have something completed and…
When she was just nine years old, Marguerite Weber spent a year living at the Queen Alexandra Solarium for Crippled Children (QA) in Mill Bay. Little did she know that…
…ages. In fact, as stated in the Solarium’s earliest annual impact reports, Solarium means ‘a place in the sun’ and the centre itself was envisioned to be a ‘place where…
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