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News PostIn early October, Kids Come First partnered with CHEO to create our very first Instagram reel! And with over 3,000 views in French to date and almost 16,000 in English, Kids Come First is ‘reel-y’ happy with the results! Thank you to our wonderful cast and CHEO for helping us to reach a wider audience of kids, youth and families.
News PostSeptember 30 is National Truth and Reconciliation Day. It brings focus to the truth of Canada’s history and responsibility in creating residential school policies, the horrific harms they caused First Nations, Inuit and Métis children, their families, and communities and the on-going impacts — such as inter-generational trauma — on Survivors.
News PostOnce upon a time in a small, vibrant town nestled between rolling hills and a crystal-clear river, there lived a young woman named Sarah. Sarah had always possessed a natural compassion for others and a heart filled with boundless empathy.
News PostBORN Ontario is a prescribed perinatal and child registry that is funded by the province’s Ministry of Health. BORN Ontario was the victim of a cybersecurity incident earlier this year and your information may have been impacted.
News PostAs part of the Kids Come First Vaccinate & Up-to-Date campaign, immunization clinics were held across eastern Ontario to help get families get caught up. A beautiful September drive to the rural clinic, held at Cobden Agricultural Hall, found smiling faces, friendly staff, community partnership and a busy craft table.
