Strategic Plan
Dream Big for Kids
The global COVID-19 pandemic has had a measurable impact on the health and wellbeing of Canada’s 8 million children and youth. As a national body representing healthcare organizations serving children and youth, our focus and mandate have never been sharper.
Our goals have adapted to meet the needs of the members we serve. To do this, we must:
- pursue a COVID-19 recovery strategy that puts children at the centre of policies and investments
- continue to support the innovative and ground-breaking work taking place across the country
- double down on efforts to create more seamless systems of care for children, youth, and their families
Our 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
Building on the priorities first identified in 2018, our focus continues to be on bringing value to members, partners, and stakeholders.
We strive to be a credible source of evidence and resources to inform improvements in health systems for children and youth. As always, our aim is to earn the trust and respect of our members and community by:
- learning from and brokering local, national, and international subject matter expertise and evidence from within our membership and partnership networks
- embracing a non-partisan approach to our policy and advocacy
- collaborating with other champions for children’s health and well being
This will enable us to maximize our impact and catalyze meaningful change for children and youth in Canada.
"The time to make children and youth a priority for Canada is now. Working on behalf of healthcare delivery organizations serving kids, Children’s Healthcare Canada is well positioned as a trusted source of evidence and expertise to influence and inform children’s health, healthcare and health systems.” - Emily Gruenwoldt, CEO, Children's Healthcare Canada
