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HAMILTON,ONT. — The Ontario government has announced it is spending $2.5 million towards construction of the Kemp Care Network’s new 10-bed children’s hospice in Hamilton.
Keaton’s House – Paul Paletta Children’s Hospice will offer palliative care for children and youth living with progressive life-limiting illnesses. The facility will offer 10 bedrooms for children where family members can stay with their child; play, activity and gathering areas inside and out; and space for day wellness programs and therapies such as massage, movement, recreation and music.
Other health and support services will include residential care, including pediatric end-of-life nursing and personal support, and grief and bereavement support.Once the beds open, the Ontario government will invest $2.25 million in annual operational funding for Keaton’s House – Paul Paletta Children’s Hospice. The hospice is expected to open in 2026.
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