Adult Music and Medicine Programs provides soothing music therapy sessions. 

Provides paediatric oncology patients with a backpack filled with toys to take with them to treatments.

Helps staff and parents better prepare children for chemotherapy and eliminate the fear of the unknown.

Comfort Blankets are warm fleece blankets for the patients at the hospital. 

Comfort Cart provides patients and families with beverage and snacks.

The concierge program provides patients and visitors with emotional support and everyday essentials during their hospital stay.

The Tote Program helps engage and comfort patients during chemotherapy.

Aims at easing the stress and uncertainty in emergency situations.

The Hair to Share program sends donated hair to A Child's Voice Foundation where it's made into a wig for a child.

Offers a complimentary meal for families in the palliative unit on holidays throughout the year in hopes of keeping family traditions alive.

Helping patients and families in palliative situations in the community from the comfort of their homes.

Empowering kids to find power, peace and purpose.

Art & Music Therapy gives children a voice, with a therapist, to share their anxieties, feelings and thoughts.

The Art Cart allows paediatric patients to partake in art therapy from their bedside.

 The room offers snacks 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the families and patients of this unit. 

The T2B Paediatric Oncology Supply programs promotes understanding and education in dealing with treatment and new events, such as hair loss for example.

Transition To Betterness is excited to partake in Canada's first Ronald McDonald House Within a Hospital right here in Windsor! 

Room Refurbishment program creates a comfortable environment.

Provides snacks, water, coffee and tea for families with loved ones in palliative situations.

T2B is excited to announce our newest campaign - The Dr. Lisa Ventrella-Lucente Memorial Garden and Greenhouse Project at Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital Tayfour Campus!

Provides complimentary television services to patients during their stay in the hospital stay

‘sometimes we need a little wing power to fly’