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…May workshops are just around the corner. The Options Children team will be offering one more Camp Registration workshop on May 7. We will continue to offer our other workshops through May and June. Please see the attached flyers or our website for details https://familyservicetoronto.org/our-services/workshops-groups-and-events/#Options Flyers Camp Registration Financial Supports Options Developmental Disabilities Service Coordination…
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…serve. Who can attend? The market is open to everyone! Corbrook and Family Service Toronto share a vision of building inclusive communities. We envision our market serving as a gathering place for folks to connect, learn from each other, and thrive. Why a Community Market? Food markets can become amazing gathering places. The goal of a successful market is not making a profit, but the relationship between selling affordable produce and the abil…
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Come hangout, play some games, create some art and cook some food! Join us for an evening of fun every Thursday from February 6th to March 27th, 2025! We are excited to offer recreational activities that give families a break in caring for adults with a developmental delay. Dinner and snacks will be provided. Who: Anyone 18 years and older with a developmental disability who is living at home Where: Griffin Centre, 1124 Finch Avenue West, Unit 1…
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Come hang out, play some games, create some art and cook some food! Join us for an evening of fun every Thursday from April 24th to June 12th, 2025! We are excited to offer recreational activities that give families a break in caring for adults with a developmental delay. WHO: Anyone 18 years and older with a developmental delay who is living at home WHERE: 1124 Finch Avenue West, Unit 1 WHEN: Thursdays from 4pm – 7pm COST: $16/person See flyer f…
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…ails. Please share the attached flyers widely with your networks and we hope to see you there! *If you are interested in learning more about FoodShare, click here: FoodShare – Food is a right *To learn more about Community Markets and other community programming, click here: Good Food Markets – FoodShare If you are interested in participating in future markets, email Elizabeth: elizabethir@familyservicetoronto.org…
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At SAAAC, we offer inclusive Visual Arts and Wellness programs for individuals on the autism spectrum. Currently, we have the capacity to serve more families and would love to broaden our outreach. Our programs run seasonally, four times a year, and include streams for children, youth, and adults. Healthy Living Program (Young Adults, 13-26) A 10-week wellness-focused program promoting active and healthy lifestyles. Participants and their caregiv…
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…Believe Support Services for individuals with complex needs, provides programming developed to empower and encourage self growth. Camp activities include arts &crafts, music, drama and recreation. Dates: March 16- March 20, 2020 Time: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm Cost: $200 per week Location: 1510 Birchmount Rd., Unit 203 For more information contact: 647-269-5538 or Believedayprogram@gmail.com…
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…These presentations were recorded at the DS Information Fair, October 30, 2019. Developmental Services Toronto- Council Respiteservices.com Creative Housing Options: PANEL DISCUSSION Developmental Services Ontario (DSO): Access to Services, Supports and Passport Funding…
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…rt at 7:30pm at KW Habilitation (99 Ottawa St. S, Kitchener) on the 3rd floor. The topic for the March meeting is: Navigating Employment Services in the Region. Jenn Delhorbe, Supervisor of Community Participation and Employment Supports with KW Habilitation will be the guest facilitator. Please RSVP by emailing ateam.waterlooregion@gmail.com…
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…tal ADLs (iADL). BADLs include the routine activities we do every day. For example, brushing teeth, showering, toileting, and eating. IADLs are more complex, and involve activities that help us to be independent, including cleaning (toys, play area), preparing meals, and money management. Self-Care – everyday tasks and actions that a person does to take care of themselves and prepare for participation in daily activities (Kid Sense, 2020). Examp…
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