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About the initiative

A movement, not just a campaign

Rett syndrome is complex and life-altering, but it does not define the incredible individuals living with it. Behind every diagnosis is a person with their own personality, voice, sense of humour, strengths, challenges, and dreams.

Created by Canadian parents and leaders in the Rett community, pRETTy awesome. was built on the belief that when families, caregivers, advocates, healthcare professionals, educators, and allies come together, meaningful change happens.

This year, we’re calling on communities across BC to help spark conversations, share stories, wear their support proudly, and drive greater understanding of Rett syndrome. Awareness creates visibility. Visibility drives action — and action helps fuel advocacy, support, research, and progress for families affected by Rett.

The campaign is available in both English and French again this year, helping us reach more families and grow a more united Rett community across the country.#pRETTyAwesome  #RettSyndrome

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Support the Rett community in BC

Every donation helps RSSBC provide family support, education, and advocacy for individuals living with Rett syndrome across British Columbia.

This year’s campaign

Pins, postcards & more

Look out for pRETTy awesome pins, stickers, and postcards at events and in schools across BC this year.

pRETTy awesome Pins

Available in two colour-ways, plus an assorted “pRETTy amazing / sassy / smart / strong / brave” set.

Postcards

Large and small postcards, personalized for BC, with a pin and a QR code linking back here.

Stickers

Four sticker styles, including a glitter finish and a fill-in-the-blank “I am pRETTy” sticker.


Coming up

More from RSSBC

This is just the beginning — more events will be added to this page throughout the year.

BCCH Family Survey
Rett Syndrome Family Survey – 18Mar2026Download
Global News
💜 Raising Awareness on Global News: RSSBC President, Shares the Message of Hope for Rett Syndrome 💜 This week, Christinea Walker, President of the Rett Syndrome Society of British Columbia (RSSBC), appeared on Global BC News to raise awareness for …
What is Rett Syndrome?
💜 Teaching Understanding: RSSBC’s Rett Syndrome Educational Video for Students At the Rett Syndrome Society of British Columbia (RSSBC), one of our biggest goals is to help children and educators better understand Rett Syndrome — what it is, how it …