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“We all understand that we want the best health care possible for our kids. We don’t know if or when they will need that health care. Over 140,000 kids every year do. We have a responsibility to ensure that we provide our doctors with the best infrastruc- ture, programs and technology,” Grande adds. “The voice to champion the health-care system is with us and the community. We have to be their voice; these kids are so innocent.” With the help of donors, sick children will get the care they need in places of comfort and healing, and they will benefit from lead - ing-edge research focused specifically on their unique needs. The innovative programs include an Indigenous community healing space, both indoor and outdoor mental health play spaces and a space for children with ongoing cardiac needs, among others. There’s still work to be done — and hope that donors will continue to support the campaign during the holiday season and into the new year. Visit https://goodbear.ca/area-of-need/ better-futures/ for more information.
I feel like we can talk to people here and our cares are met. Nothing is too impossible here.” — mother of patient at the Children’s Hospital
Outdoor play space at the Child and Adolescent Mental Health inpatient unit of HSC. Submitted photo
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