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CMHO - Ontario Early Years Centres
Ontario Early Years Centres are places where parents and caregivers can: take part with their children in a range of programs and activities; get answers to questions; get information about programs and services that are available for young children and their families; and, talk to early years professionals as well as parents and caregivers in the community Ontario Early Years Centres are funded by the Ministry of Education.
CMHO - Navigating the Middle Years with Self Control
The Middle Years Resource Guide was created by Child Development Institute as a “snapshot” to help parents and caregivers better understand the changing lives of their 6 – 12-year-olds and some of the challenges they may be facing during this critical developmental stage. Though certainly not exhaustive, this brief guide highlights the importance of the middle years, self-control and red flags for early intervention. It provides parents with helpful tips for supporting their children and dealing with problem behaviours within the home. It also contains useful information and links to services and community resources offered in the City of Toronto, including the SNAP® program.
EBFC - Somali Parent-Child Mother Goose
The Somali Parent-Child Mother Goose Program is a group experience for parents and their young children. It fosters positive parent-child attachment through the use of rhymes, chants, songs, and stories to enhance positive parenting skills and to build peer and community supports. Two teachers from the Somali community run the program in both English and Somali. Somali and English oral rhymes, songs, and stories are used, as well as translations from one language to another.
Margaret & Wallace McCain for Child, Youth and Family Mental Health
Margaret and Wallace McCain Centre improves the lives of young people and their families affected by mental health and substance use concerns.
Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children/coalition Canadienne Des Droits Des Enfants
The Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children (CCRC) is a network of Canadian organizations and individuals who promote respect for the rights of children. Its purpose is to: exchange information; provide public education materials about the Convention on the Rights of the Child; monitor implementation of the Convention in Canada; and engage in dialogue with government officials on child rights issues.
Teresa Group - Child and Family Aid
Since 1990 The Teresa Group has evolved from providing support to a handful of children and families to an organization with a dedicated team of professional staff providing a broad range of compassionate frontline services to hundreds of local children and families affected by HIV and AIDS. The Teresa Group also coordinates a Provincial program to distribute infant formula to new moms living with HIV and is a founding member and fiscal agent for the global Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS. The Teresa Group and the Coalition co-organize an international symposium affiliated with each International AIDS Conference. The Teresa Group provides leadership through example, information, education and innovation
Kids & Company - Bloor (Bloor St. East) - Toddlers
Toddlers learn best in the context of relationships within small groups. There are fewer distractions and children’s activities are more focused. In Kids & Company toddler classrooms, our small groups allow very young children to make connections, form caring relationships, and learn to understand other children.
Children's Resource & Consultation Centre of Ontario
Children's Resource and Consultation Centre of Ontario has been operating since its inception in 1980. The agency is licensed by the Ontario government (Ministry of Child and Family Services) to facilitate adoptions which are finalized in Ontario under the Child and Family Services Act. For the most part our involvement in Ontario adoptions has focused on children born in Ontario and placed in Ontario. From early on in our history we have worked with families bringing children into Ontario for the purpose of adoption, from other jurisdictions (provinces and countries) where the finalization of the adoption would occur in Ontario. These cases, some involving relatives and some not, were conducted under the Child and Family Services Act.
Queen West - Case Management
COVID-19 UPDATE: Hours have been reduced. Case managers can support clients to navigate parts of the social system that impact on their quality of life. This could be in areas of: education, employment, housing, income supports (Ontario Works, ODSP), legal and immigration. Services may include:Support in navigating various systems – education, legal, immigration, housing, employment, pregnancy and parenting supportsEngagement with CASReferrals to other community organizations and government services. Help with completing applications/formsSome accompaniments to key appointments.