25 years of research and progress
For 25 years, our community has come together around a shared belief that all kids deserve the best chance to live a long and healthy life. That belief has shaped the Stollery we know today.
Over the past 25 years, together we’ve advanced highly specialized care, fueled groundbreaking research, expanded care for the whole family, invested in the next generation of pediatric specialists and so much more.
This year, we renewed our commitment to pediatric health research and innovation with a $70 million investment over the next 10 years through the Women and Children’s Health Research Institute (WCHRI). Throughout the years, this partnership has accelerated discoveries that improve the lives of kids and families, like a screening tool to detect autism spectrum disorder in young infants, to the Ispimihk Awâsisak Program, which focuses on Indigenous health research and supports for children, youth and their families at the community level.
From the Stollery being one of only two sites in Western Canada that can conduct Phase 1 clinical trials, to discovery and breakthroughs in gene therapy and identifying the need for Indigenous-led approaches to reduce inequities in care – your generosity has helped make the Stollery what it is today and will shape what’s possible for kids tomorrow.
Read more about your impact in our Report to the Community.
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