supporting children and their families
By providing workshops, family events, and peer support across BC, we ensure no one has to go through this journey alone.
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what we do
Peer Support
We provide vital support by connecting families and individuals affected by congenital heart disease with other heart families who understand their journey firsthand.
Summer Camps
Summer camp is a place where children with congenital heart disease can thrive, build lasting friendships, and create joyful memories.
Fundraising
We raise crucial funds ensuring continued support, education, and empowerment for children, youth, and families affected by congenital heart disease.
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How to Keep Cool During the Heat: Tips for Children with Congenital Heart Defects and Their Families
Summer sunshine can be wonderful, but for children living with congenital heart defects (CHD), high temperatures can also bring extra challenges. Heat can put additional strain on the heart and body, making it even more important for heart families to take precautions and stay cool. Whether you’re planning a park day, enjoying outdoor playtime, or simply navigating a heatwave at home, here are practical tips to help your child stay safe and comfortable. Hydration is Essential Children with CHD can be more prone to dehydration, so it’s important to encourage regular water intake—especially when it’s hot. Stay in Cool Environments…
Summer Reading List for Heart Heroes
Looking for inspiring summer reads for your heart warrior or their siblings? We’ve put together a special summer reading list filled with books that celebrate bravery, kindness, resilience, hospital life, and big feelings. Save this list for your next trip to the library or bookstore! Ages 0-4 Bright, gentle books to help your little one explore the world while celebrating courage and comfort. Ages 5-8 Books for early readers that encourage resilience, self-expression, and understanding hospital visits. Giraffes Can’t Dance by Giles Andreae – Everyone has their own rhythm, and that’s okay! My Heart by Corinna Luyken – A lyrical…