Intake Process

Accessing Services

We strive to obtain all relevant information that will guide to provide the best service possible. Services are offered to individuals who have funding through Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) or Children’s Services.

What to expect from the intake process.

  • Involvement from the individual, their guardians and family, and any other involved professionals
  • Use of various tools to assess the individual’s needs, risk assessment
  • Collection of  information regarding their life, strengths, interests, goals and areas of assistance
    • Previous assessments
    • Past support plans
    • School or individualized program plans (IPP) plans
    • Medical reports
    • Other assessments (e.g. occupational therapy, speech language pathology)
  • Revision of  the family and the individual’s rights in service and introduce them to relevant policies and procedures

After initial assessment, the team creates strategies to provide quality, consistent care that will support the individual in attaining their goals, and leading a meaningful life. This process is repeated annually, and as needed, which ensure the individual is receiving the most appropriate and effective care. All supports and strategies developed and implemented with the individual are documented, and records are retained for each person accessing services.

Progressive Residential Supports

A variety of living models for children and youth with developmental disabilities

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Responsive Respite Services

Round the clock, short-term, temporary respite available for planned or emergency stays in a home-like setting

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Adaptive Behavioural Supports

Behavioural consultations and assessments for families and guardians

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