Announcements

Child Health BC (CHBC) is pleased to announce the third webinar in their Urgent Care Webinar Series. On April 6th at 1:00 -2:00pm PST, CHBC will host a webinar on “Gender Affirming Care in Children and Adolescents”. This webinar will be of particular...

Child Health BC celebrates National Child Day on November 20, which recognizes Canada’s commitment to upholding the rights of children. Child Health BC also recognizes the unique rights of First Nations, Métis and Inuit children – honouring the past...

Child Health BC (CHBC) is pleased to announce the third webinar in their Urgent Care Webinar Series. On October 25th at 10:30-11:30am PST, CHBC will host a webinar on “Non-suicidal self-injurious behaviours in children and adolescents”. This webinar...

Child Health BC is pleased to announce the launch of foundational Pediatric Mental Health Education webinars to support acute care providers in their care of children and youth who present to hospital with mental health and/or substance use...

As the only hospital in BC and the Yukon devoted exclusively to children, almost one million kids count on BC Children’s Hospital for specialized care they often can’t receive anywhere else. While amazing progress has been made in improving children...

Category: Optimizing the Early Years Year: 2021 Ranking: Winner Through the work of researchers and key collaborators, Child Health BC recognized concern regarding children’s decreasing physical activity levels, decreasing fruit and vegetable intake...

Where You Are Podcast: New Episode for Parents and Caregivers. Together BC Children's Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre and Child Health BC, as part of the Feelings First initiative, have collaborated on this latest episode of Where You Are...

Child Health BC team members were selected to share their learnings during the pandemic at this year’s Children’s Healthcare Canada conference. The pandemic has presented extraordinary challenges to patients and the health system. Amidst this...

With summer officially upon us and B.C. easing its pandemic restrictions, many families are turning their attention to social gatherings. Now that playdates and large parties are once again allowed, some parents and caregivers are expressing concerns...

Feelings First, a social media campaign to spread awareness and spark conversation around Social and Emotional Development (SED) in the early years, is launching in May 2021. It is brought to you by the BC Healthy Child Development Alliance – a...