Trillium Health Partners

Trillium Health Partners Comprised of the Credit Valley Hospital, Mississauga Hospital and Queensway Health Centre, THP is one.

WILL YOU BE OUR NEXT BIG WINNER? 🚨The jackpot is OVER $65,000 and is growing fast! 💰 The clock is ticking! You have unti...
03/26/2026

WILL YOU BE OUR NEXT BIG WINNER? 🚨

The jackpot is OVER $65,000 and is growing fast! 💰

The clock is ticking! You have until 11:59 p.m. TONIGHT to get your tickets for the Community 50/50 Raffle. ⏳

One lucky person is going to win our massive grand prize jackpot tomorrow morning. Will it be you? Whether you take home the cash or not, our patients win every time you play.

➡️Get your lucky tickets here: bit.ly/4slOr78

Your "yes" at the door saves lives 💙 Trillium Health Partners Foundation ambassadors have been out in our community to c...
03/25/2026

Your "yes" at the door saves lives 💙

Trillium Health Partners Foundation ambassadors have been out in our community to connect with you! As spring arrives, our team is eager to share how your monthly gifts help us bring world-class care close to home to help fund:

🏥Life-saving equipment and tools
🏥 Patient-centered programs for the region
🏥 Construction of Canada’s largest and most advanced hospital — the future home of The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital, the Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children, and The Gilgan Family Queensway Health Centre.

Your generosity ensures we are ready for the health care needs of tomorrow, while delivering high-quality care today.

👋Look for our team in branded blue golf shirts and photo ID badges in your neighbourhood.

🔗Learn more or sign up online today: https://trilliumgiving.ca/face-to-face

This June 7, Bailey Griffin, Director of Strategy at Trillium Health Partners will lace up her shoes at Port Credit Memo...
03/25/2026

This June 7, Bailey Griffin, Director of Strategy at Trillium Health Partners will lace up her shoes at Port Credit Memorial Park in Mississauga for Trillium Health Partners’ fifth annual Hazel McCallion Walk for Health.

Last year, her colleagues in communications and strategy enthusiastically encouraged her to join their department’s team, called Keep Comm and Strat On, as the team co-lead.

Bailey joined them for the walk and brought her family, including her four-year-old.

“It wasn’t just a little walk,” she recalls. “It was so much more than that. It was amazing—so heartwarming, so engaging for the community.”

When families walk together, when neighbours donate $25 or $50, when hospital staff rally their networks, they become partners in the hospital’s future.

“A part of this belongs to you,” Bailey says. “We all have a vested interest in what we’re trying to build here.”

The same goes for staff. Bailey remains impressed by her colleagues’ dedication to philanthropy and volunteering.

“We’ve built a culture of giving into what we do,” she says. “[Into] all of these moments where the community and staff come together around a shared purpose.”

Her advice to anyone considering fundraising this year is simple: Don’t underestimate your network.

“Everybody wants to support this cause,” she says. “You shouldn’t be bashful in reaching out, whether it’s LinkedIn, friends, family. It’s something everyone can get behind.”

🔗 Register for the 2026 Hazel McCallion Walk for Health here: trilliumwalk.ca

Get ready for THP’s first‑ever AI for Better Health Catalyst Challenge! Supported by the Sarita and Suresh Madan AI Acce...
03/24/2026

Get ready for THP’s first‑ever AI for Better Health Catalyst Challenge!

Supported by the Sarita and Suresh Madan AI Acceleration Fund, the Challenge sparked incredible interest, attracting more than 60 submissions from across Team THP.

We’re excited to spotlight the top five finalists, who will pitch their innovative AI ideas before a panel of judges on March 27th. The winning idea will receive dedicated support for development, helping turn bold ideas into real‑world impact.

To learn more about the live pitch event, visit:

https://trilliumgiving.ca/stories/a-new-ai-challenge-turning-innovative-ideas-into-real-world-impact-through-philanthropic-support

In the fall of 2025, three-year-old Franco was diagnosed with a rare 9-centimetre tumour – Stage 4 high-risk neuroblasto...
03/20/2026

In the fall of 2025, three-year-old Franco was diagnosed with a rare 9-centimetre tumour – Stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma.

One of the hospitals his family chose was Trillium Health Partners’ Credit Valley Hospital, which features a regional cancer specialty program and enables Lorenza and her family to access treatment close to home. “It kept me away from the traffic of downtown Toronto,” she says.

Following his initial diagnosis, Franco is set to undergo 18 months of treatment. “He will celebrate his fourth birthday this March in the hospital,” says Lorenza.

Franco’s care is split between two hospitals. At Trillium Health Partners, he undergoes bloodwork and receives treatment when he has a fever.

“Credit Valley Hospital is a place where they make you feel like a patient instead of a number. . .They were just like family,” says Lorenza.

A highlight for Franco during his stay at Credit Valley Hospital’s Paediatric Patient Care Unit was when his nurse arranged for a police officer to visit him. “He deserved something special, and he loves police officers,” says Lorenza.

When the police officer arrived, he brought toys. “Franco was very happy,” says Lorenza.

Over Christmas, staff at Trillium Health Partners gave Franco and his two sisters each a teddy bear – gifts enabled through the generosity of Trillium Health Partners Foundation’s monthly donor base. “The staff made Franco feel like a special guy,” Lorenza says. “He was so happy that he and his sisters had something special to play with together.”

🔗 Read more of Franco’s story and to learn how you can donate to support things like paediatric cancer care at Trillium Health Partners: https://trilliumgiving.ca/stories/brave-little-franco-pediatric-cancer-story

03/19/2026

Students from Milton District High School stepped inside the Trillium HealthWorks Experience Centre for a behind‑the‑scenes look at how our future hospitals are being designed.

From mock clinical spaces to live simulations, they experienced what it takes to care for our growing communities. Discovering how they could one day be part of that future.

As we prepare to recruit thousands of new health care professionals for Canada’s largest hospital, inspiring the next generation starts here.

YOUR POT OF GOLD IS GROWING! ☘️ Feeling lucky? Today is your FINAL CHANCE to snag a cash early bird prize! Plus, the jac...
03/19/2026

YOUR POT OF GOLD IS GROWING! ☘️

Feeling lucky? Today is your FINAL CHANCE to snag a cash early bird prize!

Plus, the jackpot is already over $45,000 and growing, there has never been a better time to play.

Support Trillium Health Partners and give yourself a chance to strike gold with these final bonus draws:
✨ Today by 1:59 p.m. – Win $1,000 cash! 💰
✨ March 20 by 1:59 p.m. – 2 prizes of $500! 💰

Don't leave it to luck — get the best value with 500 numbers for $75 and maximize your chances to win big!

Get your lucky tickets here ➡️ bit.ly/4rw2mqb

03/16/2026

In the ICU, many patients are too sick to eat. Our Registered Dietitians create personalized tube‑feeding plans — choosing the right formula, making sure the feeding is working well for the patient, and adjusting as needs change.

By combining technology with clinical expertise, our Registered Dietitians work with the ICU team to help patients get the nutrition they need to heal and regain strength. It’s one way we deliver world‑class care, close to home.

03/16/2026

What does the future of health care look like? At Trillium Health Partners, it looks like 950 private rooms and floor-to-ceiling windows designed specifically to improve patient outcomes.

In our new hospital — The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital, the Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children, and The Gilgan Family Queensway Health Centre — design is a form of medicine.

Dr. Jason Kerr, Division Head of Geriatrics at Trillium Health Partners, in a recent interview with CP24 Toronto's Breaking News explains that natural light and private spaces are key to preventing delirium and helping patients maintain their dignity and cognitive function during their stay.

This ‘healing by design’ approach is a direct response to the needs of our community, where the seniors population is expected to grow by 133 per cent by 2041.

➡️See the impact of your giving: https://trilliumgiving.ca/stories/healing-by-design-how-the-new-hospital-will-help-patients-recover

Overnight access to the Mississauga Hospital parking garage is changing from March 15 to April 6th.Between 8 p.m. and 6 ...
03/15/2026

Overnight access to the Mississauga Hospital parking garage is changing from March 15 to April 6th.

Between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m., all vehicles must enter the parking garage through the West Entrance via Queensway West or Confederation Parkway. There is no overnight access from Bronte College Court.

03/14/2026

As we work toward our Plan to 2030, it’s also fun to look back and see just how far we’ve come.

Every step forward is thanks to the people and communities who shape our future.

Did you lose an hour of sleep this weekend? 🕒 For many, it was just a groggy Monday — but for hospitalized older adults,...
03/13/2026

Did you lose an hour of sleep this weekend? 🕒

For many, it was just a groggy Monday — but for hospitalized older adults, the shift in light can trigger delirium, a sudden and serious change in brain function.

This World Sleep Day, we’re highlighting how Trillium Health Partners is moving beyond treating delirium and working to prevent it.

As home to Canada’s largest geriatric medicine program, our team is using:
🔹 AI-enabled tools to predict delirium before it starts.
🔹 Specialized care teams to support vulnerable patients.
🔹 Purpose-built hospital design to ensure every patient has access to natural light.

When we build the future home of The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital and the Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children, every one of the 950 private rooms will feature floor-to-ceiling windows to help patients stay connected to the natural day-night cycle.

Learn how innovation and philanthropy are advancing delirium care: https://trilliumgiving.ca/stories/from-ai-hospital-design-advancing-delirium-prevention

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About THP

Trillium Health Partners (THP) is one of the largest community-based hospital systems in Canada. Composed of the Credit Valley Hospital, Mississauga Hospital, Queensway Health Centre and satellite sites, THP serves the growing and diverse populations of Mississauga, West Toronto and surrounding communities. THP is a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto and is an associate member of the Toronto Academic Health Science Network.

A new kind of health care for a healthier community

It is about supporting body, mind and spirit. It is by working together that we have the power to achieve our mission. Together, we envision a hospital that is part of an inclusive and interconnected system that addresses the health needs of the community, inside and outside the hospital walls.

We believe that we are #BetterTogetherTHP; When we work together there is no limit to what we can achieve.