A program that is part of the City of Hamilton's Healthy Babies, Healthy Children program. Mobile staff conduct in-home visits to pregnant women and families with young children.
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Adult Day Services Program provides community-based supports to adults with developmental disabilities. Programs are based on each participant’s goals and interests and are geared to increase independence. Programs include:
Alternative education program for Aboriginal students wishing to continue their education, but not currently attending a secondary school, in a culturally appropriate learning environment.
Provides kitchen and food training, job opportunities, and development to marginalized youth and adults.
Aims to improve access to justice for Indigenous peoples in Hamilton and surrounding communities by providing culturally respectful and appropriate legal services to Indigenous clients.
Free weekly groups for pregnant individuals. Discussions with a Registered Nurse and Registered Dietitian include pregnancy, labour and birth, managing stress, eating well and cooking healthy food, breastfeeding, and community supports.
Offers support to young parents navigating a return to secondary school, adult education or alternative education options to complete secondary school (Grade 12).
Program providing support for youth who have been involved with Family and Children Services. Helps youth to transition to a more independent lifestyle by developing and implementing a personal plan, and providing help navigating adult service sys
Provides community support and case management services to pregnant and parenting youth.
The main components of programming are:
A day program for adults with developmental disabilities.