Rehabilitation Centre for Children

02/19/2026

Join FortWhyte Alive on February 22 for Winterpeg for Everyone: Accessible Ski Day! 🎿

More details below. 👇

Winterpeg is for everyone. ❄️

Join us February 22 for an accessible cross-country ski day for persons with disabilities and their families. Try adaptive equipment through the Mobile Ski Library, warm up with hot chocolate and bannock, and enjoy a full day on the trails.

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/WinterpegForEveryone

Presented in partnership with Accessible Sport Connection and the Winnipeg Trails Association, and proudly supported by Access Credit Union.

02/18/2026

The RCC/SSCY Family Network is looking for small group of parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities to be involved in 10-week pilot program involving parent-to-parent mentorship.

This program is intended to assist and ease navigation, receive motivational mentoring and ask practical (non-medical) questions.

In order to be eligible to participate in this pilot project you must:
currently be receiving services from the RCC/SSCY
be at least 18 years old and reside in the Province of Manitoba
have a child 19-years-old or younger
not in acute/active mental health or family crisis in which other services need to be prioritized

If you would like further information about this project, please email mentor@rccinc.ca.

02/12/2026

❤️ February 14th is Have a Heart Day ❤️
This Valentine's Day, let's celebrate love by standing with First Nations children across Canada.

Every child deserves the same opportunities access to quality education, healthcare, clean water, and the chance to grow up safe, healthy, and connected to their culture and community.

On this day we honor the resilience of First Nations children, families, and communities. We celebrate the advocates who continue fighting for fairness. And we hold hope for a future where every child in Canada has a truly equal chance to thrive.

Let's show our hearts are big enough to care. ❤️

02/09/2026

In recognition of Feeding Tube Awareness Week, we’re proud to highlight the Feeding Clinic and the incredible team that supports children and families.

We provide enteral feeding support, including gastrostomy, jejunal, and nasogastric tube feeding.

Over 300 kids are following and Feeding Clinic works collaboratively with the Manitoba Home Nutrition Program and the Rehabilitation Centre for Children at SSCY.

🩺 Physician reviews your child’s feeding history
🥄 Occupational therapist or physician completes a feeding assessment
🥗 Dietitians ensure nutritional needs are met and discuss food choices and options
🩹 Nurse clinician manages tube care, issues, and supplies
🤝 Social worker supports families with resources and guidance

Feeding tubes can be used for nutrition, hydration, medications, or symptom relief, and may be temporary or long-term, always with the goal of supporting your child’s health and quality of life.

02/04/2026

Come join the LIFE Program for a Virtual Teen Hangout! It's a special session for teens aged 10-20 living with physical and/or developmental disabilities. You'll have the chance to connect with other teens while participating in a virtual fall themed game and crafts. This is a fantastic opportunity for rural kiddo's to join in.

More details and registration: https://rccinc.ca/event/virtual-teen-hangout/

02/03/2026

With support from the Centre for Children Assistive Technology Department, Declan discovered a new way to play a guitar music. A foot-activated pedal now triggers each strum, making it possible for him to play with a hand disability.

The Family Resource Center loans out adapted instruments? From button-operated tambourines to guitars, there’s an option for everyone!

Learn more about adapted instrument loans at: https://rccinc.ca/programs-and-services/sscy-family-resource-centre-frc/

02/02/2026

Join our panel presentation and Q&A featuring Continuity Care, Inclusion Winnipeg , and Community Living - Manitoba as they delve into transitioning into adult care for individuals living with a disability.

This event is open to anyone who supports children and youth with disabilities, focusing on the transition from pediatric to adult services. Priority will be given to parents and caregivers due to limited in-person capacity.

A light snack and door prize draw will be available for those attending in person.

For more information and to register, please visit the following link: https://rccinc.ca/event/transition-planning-workshop-panel-presentation-and-qa/

01/29/2026

Join us for a special evening of bonding and delicious food at our Family Supper Club Night!

This event, hosted by the , offers a fantastic opportunity for youth aged 12-21 and their families to come together, cook and enjoy a shared meal in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. The hands-on cooking experience will be both fun and educational, providing a chance to connect with others and create lasting memories.

Learn more and register for the event today! | https://rccinc.ca/event/friday-supper-club-2/

01/27/2026

Thank you to the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre for visiting SSCY Centre to share a special reading of Act One of Holland by Trish Cooper. 🎭

Holland is a heartfelt comedy that follows two parents of a child living with a disability who decide to take matters into their own hands to secure the resources their son needs. The play thoughtfully explores themes of disability rights and caregiving all while celebrating the resilience, humour and love of everyday parents who will do anything for their children.

🎟 Holland runs February 4–21.

For more information and tickets, visit: https://royalmtc.ca/Current-Plays/Holland.aspx

01/21/2026

🎶 Spots Still Available: Kinder & Movement Music Therapy! 🧸

Join us each Saturday from January 24 – March 14 for a joyful Kinder & Movement Music Therapy class designed for children ages 2–5 and their caregiver or respite.

Through singing, dancing, and playful music exploration, children build important skills while having fun. This class supports emotional development by encouraging expression, empathy, and self-regulation, strengthens cognitive skills such as memory, attention, and problem-solving, and promotes physical development through improved fine and gross motor skills and coordination.

Cost: $90 for the full series
If cost is a barrier, please mention this at the time of registration.

To register: email lifeprogram@rccinc.ca

01/16/2026

Don’t forget to register for the Parent to Parent Café happening next Wednesday!

Join the Family Network for this parent-led support group designed to build a welcoming community and create meaningful connections among parents. This session will focus on navigating friendships, socialization and recreational opportunities for children and youth living with disabilities. All are welcome.

Learn more and register here: https://rccinc.ca/event/parent-to-parent-cafe/

01/08/2026

Join the for a 5-week Adapted Yoga series for youth ages 8–20 and their caregivers or respite supports! 🧘‍♀️

Taking place each Saturday from January 24 - February 28 from 10:30 - 11:15 am, this inclusive program promotes movement and mindfulness in a welcoming environment, with the option to attend in person or virtually via Zoom, making it accessible for families in Winnipeg or rural areas.

Registration is required. The fee is $30 for in-person participation and $20 for virtual attendance. Support options are available if cost is a barrier.

Registration and more information: https://rccinc.ca/event/adapted-yoga-class-2/