Saskatoon, SK – Wally and Colleen Mah have made a generous $50,000 donation to the “There’s No Place Like Hope” capital campaign, helping to make medically inclusive child care more accessible for children with complex medical needs.

“We chose to support Hope’s Home because we believe every family should have access to child care, especially those with children with medically complex needs. They deserve to be seen, supported and included. What sets Hope’s Home apart is the undeniable expert nursing care and therapies provided daily to kids. We are proud to be part of a mission that uplifts and ensures kids have the opportunity to thrive and families can be part of a community that embraces their child in every way.” – Wally and Colleen Mah

Saskatoon’s first medically inclusive child care centre includes two centres that welcome 144 children from 6 weeks to 6 years old. The centre provides a nurturing, fully inclusive setting where all children can learn and play together, and those with complex medical needs receive dedicated nursing support each day. These services ensure all kids have every opportunity to thrive.

With 60% of the $8.6 million fundraising goal reached, Hope’s Home has opened one side of the centre. Every moment counts—your support will help complete Saskatoon’s first medically inclusive child care centre and allow Hope’s Home to serve even more families.

Join the “There’s No Place Like Hope” capital campaign and help provide life-changing care. Visit hopeshome.org to learn how you can make a meaningful impact for children with complex medical needs and donate today.