Ce programme de loisirs sociaux récréatifs de jour s’adresse aux adultes ayant des
déficiences développementales et cognitives, qui seront invités à prendre part
à une variété d’activités telles que les sports, les jeux, la cuisine et le bricolage.
Les nouveaux participants devront passer par une évaluation préalable
They are growing and have spots open for the summer, in centre, in home, and in community settings.
For more information, or to schedule an intake call or tour of their centre, check out their website (corelearningcentre.com), send them an email at admin@corelearningcentre.com or give them a call at 613-601-5102
In case you missed it, Passport Program have two new tipsheets available on passportfunding.ca.
1. Understand how DSO and the Passport program work with a useful chart showing the application processes
2. Understand when to contact the Passport program or DSO with the “Who to contact” chart
Find these new resources here: https://passportfunding.ca/resources
A ceremony was held at the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) Thursday morning to break ground on a new integrated treatment centre.
The new, fully accessible, state-of-the-art children’s treatment centre will provide integrated and coordinated care under one roof to better serve children and youth living with complex medical, developmental and behavioural needs, connecting them to the care they need, closer to home, the Ontario government said in a news release Thursday.
Read the news here:
https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/ontario-government-cheo-break-ground-on-new-integrated-treatment-centre/
They have heard from families over the years how getting ready to graduate from CHEO to adult care can be scary, and overwhelming. They are really excited to be starting a new group for caregivers with a focus on graduating to adult care. This group will be best suited for families with children in the complex care program who are 14 +.
Send an email to Parent Navigator Lilian at l.kitcher@pqchc.com to register.
Ottawa Foyers Partage is excited to announce that they have received a Seed Grant from Trillium. This grant has allowed them to open a Tech Reuse store in collaboration with Compucorps Mentoring. This store hires individuals with disabilities who face barriers to employment. Want to sell or buy tech? Check them out on Saturdays and Wednesdays from 10am-2pm!
Interested in being a volunteer or joining a program? Check out their website for more information: www.ottawatherapeuticriding.ca
Starting next Sunday, St-Hubert’s restaurants on St Laurent and in Gloucester we will be offering a welcoming and caring environment for autistic individuals and their families.
Learn more: https://www.st-hubert.com/en/socialcommitment/inclusion-projects/dining-rooms.html
After you are referred to the Passport program, you don’t need to contact DSO about your Passport file. For anything related to the Passport program, like what you can buy, invoices, your funding balance, or signing up support workers, contact your local Passport agency.
If your service needs change, you move to a new address, or your contact information changes, you should let your area DSO know so they can update your file.
