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    A visit to a Kids Come First - Vaccinate and Up-to-Date clinic, held at South-East Ottawa Community Health Centre in August found staff busy helping families catch up on vaccines before school! Lots of lollipops and very few tears.

    Posted: 2023-08-09

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    The Kids Come First Health Team is piloting the Kids Come First – Vaccinate & Up-to-Date campaign to help kids and youth, across eastern Ontario, catch up on their routine vaccinations. Read  By CHEO - Aug 08, 2023

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    On July 19, 2023, the Ontario Government made kids count with a  By CHEO - Jul 19, 2023
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    The Government of Ontario’s historic $330M investment in pediatric health care marks a big moment in the life of CHEO and for the families that we serve. 

    We've been working towards this for some time now in partnership with children's hospitals, children's treatment centres, mental health agencies, and physicians from across Ontario.

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    The Kids Come First Vaccinate and Up-to-Date campaign opened its clinic doors at Centretown Community Health Centre, offering smiles and vaccines to adorable little ones and their families.

    Posted: 2023-06-26

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    Prior to clinic doors opening this summer, the Kids Come First Health Team delivered posters to places and events like the Newcomer Health Expo: Navigating Ottawa’s Health Resources. Thank you to everyone who continues to spread the word about the Kids Come First - Vaccinate & Up-to-Date campaign.

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    Kids Come First’s Annual Meeting, held on June 19, 2023, was an opportunity to celebrate past and future opportunities to work together towards improving care for children, youth and families. Thank you to the Hon.

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    After suffering a grand mal seizure at nine years old, Lily was sent to CHEO’s Neurology Clinic. She was diagnosed with Polymicrogyria, an abnormal development of the brain that can cause seizure activity, learning problems and other disabilities.

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    Pablo came to CHEO through the Emergency Department as a youth experiencing suicidal ideation and struggling with intrusive thoughts. Pablo had noticed his symptoms as early as seven-years-old, but his family knew he needed help when his symptoms started to prevent him from enjoying life.

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    Shelby and Rick are the proud parents of a sweet little baby girl named Olivia. When Olivia was born, in those same moments of incredible joy Shelby and Rick’s world was shaken when they found out she had the diagnosis of Zellweger Syndrome, a rare and severely life limiting metabolic disorder.

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