All across Canada, Sunshine makes dreams come true for children with severe physical disabilities or life-threatening illnesses. www.sunshine.ca 2016 marks Sunshine's 29th year of making dreams come true for kids. Founded by a police officer who lost his teenage son to muscular dystrophy, Sunshine now has volunteer chapters across the country and has made dreams come true for over 8,000 children. Since 1987, Sunshine has been trusted by families and healthcare providers to make dreams come true for kids with with severe physical disabilities (such as spina bifida or cerebral palsy) as well as life-threatening illnesses. Over 80% of Sunshine Kids are challenged by a severe physical disability.

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The Middlesex-London Health Unit is a key part of the local health system. Our goal is to watch for, identify and address the public health issues that can affect you, your family and your neighbours. We promote healthy living and identify community needs. Health Unit staff members work in schools and in immunization clinics; they work with families to support their needs; they also inspect restaurants and businesses that sell food, swimming pools, tattoo shops, hairdressers, nail salons, spas and more. In addition, members of this team of professionals provide dental services to people who need them, do research in our communities and work with politicians and decision makers to create bylaws and guidelines that lead to healthier communities.