100 Holes of Hope is an annual charity golf marathon where participants – or as we like to call them, Golf Warriors – play 100 holes of golf in one day… or at least give it their best shot.
They say that one measure of a society is how we care for the most vulnerable in our community.
Every Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. mothers across the Ottawa region feed their babies, put them down for a nap, fire up on their computers, and log in to an hour-long Zoom chat. What’s waiting for them on the other end is a place to share their burdens and experiences with like-minded peers, but also find comradery, kindness, and understanding.
Royal Ottawa Place received a one-of-a-kind donation this spring – a dignity blanket.
Six innovative research projects funded through the annual University Medical Research Fund (UMRF) grant competition will harness wearable technology, natural supplements, brain imaging and more, to improve dia
Funding competition empowers client and family-centred innovation in mental health care and research
On May 18, two of the leading mental health centres in Canada came together for a common cause – improving access and creating new possi
The month of June marks the beginning of Pride Month.
We are saddened by the passing of Shirley Greenberg. She leaves behind a legacy that will be fondly remembered and celebrated for future generations.
The findings of the report on racism against Indigenous people in health care in our region, completed by Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health and the&nbs
The Royal is part of AccessMHA, a regionally coordinated service that helps people in eastern Ontario find services for mental health and substance use health issues.
While the COVID-19 pandemic created many challenges for staff, clients, and families, The Royal continued to advance the care for clients living with schizophrenia.