Upcoming community events

Run/Walk for KidsInclusive – Check out our new Event Video!

A big THANK YOU  goes out to videographer, Tanja Trombetta and her crew from Creative Nest http://www.creativenest.ca/ for creating A KidsInclusive Run/Walk video!  We are happy to include this awesome video of our annual Run/Walk event on our website and Facebook page(S) .  For those of you who missed this year’s event – check it out (below) and join us in 2019!

Run/Walk 2018 Celebrates Raising over $32,000!

On Wednesday, May 9th, members of the Run/Walk organizing committee and University Hospital Kingston Foundation representatives joined Run/Walk founder Marvin Switzer and 2018 Run Ambassador ‘Bo’ to officially celebrate and present the cheque announcing $32,000 raised at this year’s event.

Run/Walk 2018 Race Results are here!

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By clicking on the above photo you will be directed to our Facebook page for race results and photos!

Introducing Mila!

Please take a few minutes to meet one of our 2018 Run/Walk Ambassadors:  ‘Mila’

You can sponsor Mila by clicking here: uhkf.kintera.org/kidsinclusive2018

Visit KidsInclusive on Facebook!

Feedback from families and staff recently encouraged us to increase our social media presence. We have started this process by expanding our current Run/Walk Facebook page to become the KidsInclusive/EnfantsInclus page for our entire organization. We hope this allows for greater communication, accessibility and visibility between our clients, families, community partners and ourselves.

This page will be monitored casually throughout the work week. As always, we encourage you to reach out to your therapist privately for care related questions.

Please like and share our page and stay tuned for more content too!

https://www.facebook.com/KidsInclusiveEnfantInclus/

 

Local youth share their experiences with Provincial Advocate for Children & Youth!

Logan Stewart and Brooke McKillen recently had the opportunity to speak about their lives and experiences with the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth, Irwin Elman and staff Sandy Wynia-Katz.  Both Logan and Brooke were able to openly discuss their disability and their experiences both positive and negative.

November 20, 2014 marked the 25th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).  To celebrate this milestone, the Provincial Advocate for Children & Youth launched a “listening tour” which now takes place each year around the week of November 20th.   During this year’s tour, Irwin Elman travelled to different communities (including ours) to ‘listen’ with the intention of developing a ‘”shadow report” created from the voices of youth in his mandate.  The following link is to the 2016 report titled “We Have Something To Say”:

https://www.provincialadvocate.on.ca/documents/en/We-Have-Something-To-Say-Report-EN.pdf