The Early Psychosis program is a community-based program which aims to support youth with psychosis or at high risk of developing psychosis. The program offers youth a holistic approach to early mental health intervention in order to facilitate psychosocial recovery and improve long term treatment outcomes

KBIM is a healthy lifestyle program that supports young people in the community living with psychosis. The program is led by exercise physiologists and dietitians and aims to improve their physical health and reduce the risk of lifestyle-related diseases through diet and exercise.

Our purpose is to transform the lifelong health of women and newborns. We do this by funding the best medical equipment, innovative research, people and programs for The Royal. Government funding simply isn’t enough to meet the need. Each year the Foundation, with the help of donors, invests more than $2M in the hospital to ensure The Royal is providing leading edge care in women’s and newborn health.