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Kayla’s Children Centre (KCC) in Thornhill won a Canada-wide contest and received a Trexo robotic walker, an innovative medical device that helps children with physical disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, walk upright. KCC, which provides educational, therapeutic, and recreational programs for children with developmental and physical disabilities, became a valuable community resource after merging with Zareinu Educational Centre. The Trexo walker, valued between $85,000 and $100,000, was developed by Manmeet Maggu, inspired by his nephew’s challenges with cerebral palsy, to fill a gap in mobility assistance for children.