Mary Haddad

Publishes information on the healthcare sector

Operates as a membership organization that supports kids and teens Medicare

Operates as a non-profit organization focused on building capacity to support youth mental health services

The electronic Child Health Network (eCHN) is Ontario’s pediatric digital health record system that consolidates medical information for patients from newborn to 19 years old into a single, secure online portal. The non-profit company is based in Toronto, Canada. It is used by authorized healthcare providers across more than 70 hospital sites and enables timely access to comprehensive clinical data, including admission, discharge, transfer details, laboratory and radiology reports, clinical notes, and summaries, facilitating coordinated care. The system provides a centralized record to help reduce duplicate tests, prevent medical errors, and improve treatment efficiency. Direct online access is limited to clinicians within a patient’s circle of care, while patients and families can request their records through health custodians. The platform also supports referrals to outpatient clinics and enables providers to share information with families.

Provides artificial intelligence and deep learning services

Children First Canada is a national charitable organization dedicated to advocating for the rights, well-being, and equitable development of all children and youth across Canada. The private company is based in Calgary, Canada. The organization addresses critical issues affecting childhood, including mental health, child poverty, systemic racism, online safety, climate change, and the impacts of COVID-19, with a focus on equity-deserving groups such as Indigenous children, racialized communities, 2SLGBTQIA+ youth, and children with disabilities. Key initiatives include the annual "Raising" research report that tracks threats to childhood and calls for evidence-based policy responses; the Young Canadians’ Parliament (YCP), which empowers youth under 18 to learn about their rights and participate in advocacy and leadership; the "Future is Now!" awards celebrating young changemakers; the "Countdown for Children" campaign advocating for social media safety legislation; and the SDG Accelerator Program that engages youth in sustainable development goals through education, mentorship, and funding. The organization emphasizes reconciliation with Indigenous peoples by acknowledging traditional territories and promoting youth-led actions aligned with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action. Children First Canada fosters inclusive, rights-based approaches through education, community engagement, and public advocacy, encouraging participation via volunteering, donations, and campaigns. The Canadian company was founded in 2015 by Sara Austin. Sara Austin has been the CEO since 2015.