Ontario provincial program that provides financial support for low to moderate income families to cover some of the extra costs of caring for a child who has a severe disability.
Funds are available to help with costs such as:
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Offers March Break and summer camps for French-speaking children. All camp leaders are francophone or bilingual and encourage children to speak French as much as they can. Activities include educational outings, sports, and artistic projects.
Provides support for newcomers who are pregnant or with a newborn child. Services include:
Companionship program offering drop-in friendly visitors at homes, retirement residences, or assisted living facilities.
Companions can assist with:
Offers support for persons who self-identify with a disability to prepare for, obtain, and maintain employment. Includes one-on-one support, 6-week group training, and optional paid 14-week work placements.
Retirement residence offering private rooms, semi-private rooms, and couples rooms with shared or private bathrooms. Short stay and crisis admissions are available when space permits (i.e. temporary, vacation, respite care).
Supporting First Nations, Metis and Inuit youth currently in care or exiting the Child Welfare System. Assistance is offered in supporting youth to identify and achieve their goals.
Retirement residence located within St. Elizabeth Village. Offers suites and studio rooms. Basic services include:
Delivering engaging recreational activities outside the home that promote health and wellness, build self-esteem, empowerment and social connections geared to both younger and older adults.
Supports Indigenous youth who are exiting systems such as Child Protection Services, Justice, Healthcare, or youth whose personal safety may be at risk by providing them with immediate access to housing that is safe, affordable, and appropriate, w