We’ve made the move! 🦋 Kids Brain Health Network is now on Bluesky. Follow us to stay updated on the latest news, funding opportunities, and initiatives at KBH . 💙bsky.app/profile/kidsbrainhe…

Aggression in children and teens with neurodevelopmental disabilities (NDDs) is often misunderstood—leading to fragmented care and family distress. Dr. Maude Champagne’s Decoding Aggression is the first clinical resource in Canada to focus on Aggression toward Family/Caregivers in Childhood and. Adolescence (AFCCA)using an integrated model of: ✅ Brain-based differences (e.g., autism, FASD, ADHD) ✅ Early life adversity and trauma ✅ Caregiver well-being and systemic factors With real-life case studies, accessible frameworks, and step-by-step strategies, this manual empowers clinicians, educators, and allied professionals to respond with knowledge and compassion. Get it here: amazon.ca/Decoding-Aggressio… #BrainHealth #TraumaInformedCare #MentalHealthProfessionals #NDDsupport #KBHNImpact

🎥 Missed an Implementation Community session? Catch up anytime! 🌟 All recorded sessions from the Kids Brain Health Network's Implementation Community are now available online. Learn from leading experts, discover practical strategies, and explore how implementation science is making a difference in child health and neurodevelopmental support. 👉 Watch now at kidsbrainhealth.ca/implement… #ImplementationScience #KnowledgeMobilization #ChildHealth #Neurodevelopment #KBHN #CommunityOfPractice #EvidenceToAction

Now accepting applications! ✅ We are forming an Advisory Circle to guide our new Indigenous Stream, centred on funding initiatives that improve outcomes for Indigenous children and youth with neurodevelopmental conditions. We invite First Nations, Inuit, and Métis leaders, Elders, Knowledge Holders, and community members to apply. 📬 Send your statement of interest to cfortier@kidsbrainhealth.ca 🔗 Learn more: kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenou… Nous acceptons maintenant le dépôt de candidatures! ✅ Le RSCE crée un cercle consultatif dans le but de définir l’orientation de notre nouveau volet autochtone, axé sur le financement d'initiatives pour améliorer la situation des enfants et des jeunes autochtones atteints de troubles neurodéveloppementaux. Nous invitons les dirigeants, les aînés, les gardiens du savoir et les membres des communautés des Premières Nations, Inuits et Métis à poser leur candidature. 📬 Envoyez votre déclaration d'intérêt à : cfortier@kidsbrainhealth.ca 🔗 Pour en savoir plus : kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenou…

What impact has Kids Brain Health (KBH) made in your life? 🧠 From supporting families to advancing inclusive research, KBH changes lives. Now it’s your turn to show how. 📸 Post a photo featuring your KBHN, KBHF, or KBH-IF swag and share a story of impact. 💙 Use #myKBHstory and tag @KidsBrainHealth 💵 Win $100 to support a local business — and inspire others in the process! Contest ends Aug 12th.

Kids Brain Health Innovation Fund (KBH-IF) is committed to improving access to services and solutions families need to thrive. By supporting our mission, you become part of a movement transforming the lives of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities. ➡️ kidsbrainhealth.ca/first-of-…

Kids Brain Health Network is proud to be a sponsor of the Canada FASD Conference 2025 — happening October 21–23, 2025, in Toronto, Ontario! Themed "Shaping the Future of FASD: From Evidence to Action," this year’s conference invites researchers, practitioners, advocates, and families to unite around the latest innovations and shared experiences that are driving real change in the FASD field. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is complex and far-reaching — and addressing it takes collective insight, action, and compassion. By focusing on evidence-based strategies, inclusive voices, and prevention, we can shape a brighter future for individuals with FASD, their families, and communities across Canada. Early Bird Pricing ends June 30, 2025 — don’t miss your chance to register at a reduced rate! 🔗 Learn more and register: canfasd.ca/canada-fasd-confe… #FASD2025 #CanadaFASDConference #KBHN #FASDAwareness #EvidenceToAction #DisabilityInclusion #PreventionMatters #Neurodevelopment #TogetherWeThrive

Looking for the best ADHD camps for 2025/2026? 🌟 These camps support kids of all ages—from preschool to high school—helping them build important skills for school and social life, all while having tons of fun! 🎉 Check out the full list and find the perfect camp for your child here: ourkids.net/camp/adhd-camps #ADHDCamps #SummerCamp #KidsSupport

Kids Brain Health Innovation Fund (KBH-IF), Canada’s first investment and venture philanthropy initiative in pediatric neurodevelopmental disability, is dedicated to scaling and advancing proven, evidence-based solutions for children and their families. Learn more: kidsbrainhealth.ca/first-of-…

“Getting up every day to make life better for kids with some pretty profound challenges right from the start of life” is what fuels Geoff’s work, and his story is a reminder of the difference dedicated leadership can make. 🎧 kidsbrainhealth.ca/kbhn-ceo-…

🧠💥 Ready to show the world that brain health matters? Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) is teaming up with the Brain Health Challenge 2025, and we want YOU to join the movement! Take part in the #BrainHealthChallenge2025: 1️⃣ Snap a pic or video of yourself rocking a helmet (or any headgear!) in the most unexpected spot you can find. 2️⃣ Share what brain health means to you. 3️⃣ Tag @KidsBrainHealth and use #BrainHealthChallenge2025, then pass the challenge on to a friend! Huge thanks to the Brain Health Challenge team for creating this awesome poster to help spread the word! 🙌 Learn more: brainhealth-challenge.org/ @brainhealth2025

Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) is a Travel Award and Breakout Session Sponsor for the @CanFASD Conference 2025, happening October 21–23 in Toronto. Apply now for a chance to receive funding support to attend this national event uniting researchers, service providers, families, and individuals with lived experience focused on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). 🔹 Individual Travel Awards Open to those who have FASD, live with FASD, or care for someone with FASD. 📅 Apply by: June 30, 2025 🔹 Student Travel Awards For students presenting at the conference, includes up to $1,000 toward registration, travel, and/or accommodation. 📅 Apply by: August 1, 2025 🔗 canfasd.ca/canada-fasd-confe…

📢 Call for Applications! Kids Brain Health Network and Brain Canada are forming an Advisory Circle to shape a new funding opportunity that supports initiatives for Indigenous children with neurodevelopmental conditions. We’re looking for: 🔹 Elders 🔹 Knowledge Holders 🔹 Innovators 🔹 Community leaders 🔹 People with lived/living experience As an Advisory Circle member, you’ll help guide: - How projects are selected and funded - Culturally grounded review processes - Evaluation based on OCAP® principles - Community engagement strategies 📅 Meetings: Quarterly (with additional sessions as needed) ✅ Compensation: Honorarium provided 🗓 Deadline: June 26 📬 Apply: Send a brief statement of interest to cfortier@kidsbrainhealth.ca kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenou…

📢 Appels à candidatures! Le Réseau pour la santé du cerveau des enfants et Brain Canada créent un cercle consultatif axé sur la conception d’une nouvelle possibilité de financement pour soutenir des initiatives destinées aux enfants autochtones atteints de troubles neurodéveloppementaux. Nous recherchons : - des aînés - des gardiens du savoir - des innovateurs - des dirigeants communautaires - des personnes ayant une expérience concrète du handicap En tant que membre du Cercle consultatif, vous contribuerez à définir : - Le mode de sélection et de financement des projets - Des processus d’évaluation reposant sur des fondements culturels - Une évaluation basée sur les principes PCAP - Des stratégies axées sur la participation communautaire Réunions : Trimestrielles (et sessions supplémentaires, selon les besoins) Rémunération : versement d’honoraires Date limite : 26 juin Poser votre candidature : Envoyez une courte déclaration d'intérêt à cfortier@kidsbrainhealth.ca kidsbrainhealth.ca/indigenou…

June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day At Kids Brain Health Network, we honour and celebrate the vibrant cultures, traditions, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Through the Kids Brain Health Foundation, we’re proud to support Indigenous-led initiatives like Honouring the Caregiver, a wellness and self-care program for First Nations caregivers of neurodiverse children and adults. We are committed to listening, learning, and walking alongside Indigenous partners to create more inclusive and culturally rooted supports for families. Learn more about Honouring the Caregiver program: vimeo.com/1069237120 #NIPD2025 #IndigenousPeoplesDay #HonouringTheCaregiver #KBHN #IndigenousHealth #Neurodiversity #Reconciliation

Positioned as a national first, KBH-IF will scale evidence-based programs with the guidance of an Investment Advisory Committee made up of successful entrepreneurs, analysts, impact investors, strategic partners and fund managers. This expert group will evaluate and recommend high-potential innovations that align with the fund’s mission: expanding timely, proven supports for children and families across Canada. ✔️ kidsbrainhealth.ca/first-of-…

Project Highlight: Inclusive Physical Activity for Kids in Northern BC Children thrive when they have access to culturally meaningful, inclusive programs—and that’s exactly what the KidsAction and Indigenous dance initiative is all about. Together with Haida and Nisga’a dance leaders Symbia Barnaby and Dayna Nelson, we're adapting the KidsAction coaching model to support children with disabilities in Indigenous cultural dance programs in Prince Rupert. 🎶🧡 Rooted in community, culture, and collaboration, this project blends Indigenous and Western knowledge to ensure programs are accessible, culturally safe, and responsive to families’ needs—wherever they live. Learn more about this SSF Innovation project and how it’s making movement meaningful 👉 kidsbrainhealth.ca/kbhn_proj… #KidsAction #InclusivePrograms #IndigenousHealth #Neurodiversity #CulturalInclusion #KBHN #BrainCanada #PrinceRupert #DisabilityInclusion #CommunityDrivenResearch #ReconciliationInAction

Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN), in partnership with Brain Canada, is excited to launch a funding opportunity to support bold and impactful projects that improve outcomes for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disabilities and their families. Learn more: kidsbrainhealth.ca/kbhn-call…

Le Réseau pour la santé du cerveau des enfants (RSCE), en partenariat avec la Fondation Brain Canada, se réjouit d’inaugurer un nouveau financement destiné à soutenir des projets audacieux et porteurs pour améliorer le sort des enfants et adolescents atteints de troubles du développement neurologique ainsi que celui de leurs familles. Pour en savoir plus : kidsbrainhealth.ca/kbhn-call…

Join the @CentreforADHD Virtual Parent Support Group, led by CADDAC-trained facilitators, who are all parents and caregivers of children with ADHD. Sessions will allow you to share your story or strategies with others who understand what it means to be a parent or caregiver of a child (or children!) with ADHD. Who can join: Open to any parents/caregivers of children with ADHD in Canada. All support groups are drop-in. Feel free to register for whichever timezone works best for your personal schedule. Please read CADDAC's Code of Conduct for Virtual Support Groups before registering. Monday Parent Support Group 4th Monday of each month 4pm PT/ 5pm MT / 7pm-8:30pm ET / 8:00 pm AT Next date: Monday, June 23, 2025 Learn more: caddac.ca/programs-events/mo…