Autism Services
The Ontario Autism Program (OAP) offers support to all eligible families of children and youth on the autism spectrum. Children and youth who have been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are eligible for the program. Children receive services and supports until the age of 18.
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Urgent Response Service
Children with autism are particularly vulnerable to harm, including inappropriate behaviours, negative thoughts, and physical aggression.
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Wraparound
Wraparound is an innovative approach that mobilizes the community to help children, youth and families with complex needs, find solutions that will improve their quality of life.
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EarlyON Child & Family Centres
EarlyON Child and Family Centres are for children from 0-6 years and their parents/caregivers, providing opportunities to participate in play and inquiry-based learning to build social, emotional and communication skills.
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Every Child Belongs
Every Child Belongs provides individual support, program consultation and training to licensed child care programs or licensed home child care agencies for to in Toronto
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The New Mentality
A youth-led project with young advocates raising awareness to reduce the stigma associated with mental health
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RESIDENTIAL PLACEMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE (RPAC)
Shortly after you move into a home with 10 or more youth the RPAC Coordinator will contact you to see how you are settling in. RPAC is also available to you if you live in either a foster care home or a group home when you or anyone acting on your behalf believe that it is not the right fit for you
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GCSN
GCSN provides time-limited crisis and transitional support, to individuals 16 yrs of age and older with a developmental disability or dual diagnosis.
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Youth Mental Health Court Services
Youth mental health court program supports youth between the ages of 12 -18 yrs who have been charged or are at risk of being charged with an offence and are diagnosed or are suspected of having mental health challenges, traumatic brain injury, substance use or /and developmental disability.
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School Focused Mental Health Counselling
Responsive short term individual and family counselling provided to youth 12-18 years of age and their family, through referrals from the partnering school boards.
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Provincial Youth Outreach Worker
Early intervention program for youth aged 12-24 who are at risk of engaging in anti-social and/or violent behaviour, have a developmental disability and/or identify as 2SLGBTQ+.
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Hospital Transition Support Services
Provides short term transitional supports to children and youth who are involved in the inpatient child and youth mental health unit at North York General Hospital and Humber River Regional Hospital.
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Respite Services
Respite Services provides respite to parents/guardians/caregivers, and socialization and learning opportunities for youth and adults with a developmental disability.
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Better Beginnings Now
Supports parenting competency and skills building for children prenatal to 6 years of age and their caregivers, who are or may be at risk of experiencing barriers to healthy development.
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reachOUT
An inclusive program of support for 2SLGBTQ+ youth in the GTA who may experience multiple oppressions.
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Individual & Family Counselling
Tailored individual and family counselling and support for children, youth, young adults and their families who live in Toronto.
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Whatever It Takes
A specialized program designed to support children and youth in complex situations whose needs cross sectors and surpass the ability and capacity of single services.
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Central Toronto Youth Wellness Hub Ontario
Central Toronto Youth Wellness Hub Ontario offers integrated youth, mental health and substance use services for young people aged 12–25. These services are free; no health card is required.
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The Studio
Drop-in centre for all youth ages 12-26, that celebrates 2SLGBTQ+ youth and youth of colour offering activities, workshops and one-on-one support. This program is part of the Central Toronto Youth Wellness Hub.
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What’s Up Walk-In
A barrier free counselling service for individuals and families aged 0-29. No health card or appointment required.
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Preschool Speech and Language Program
Speech and language services for children from birth until entry into school and their families to ensure optimal communication development.
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Day Program Education & Community Partnership
A series of therapeutic programs with academic components for children and youth with mental health concerns, a developmental disability, autism, social/behavioural challenges or complex special needs.
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Partnership in Autism
Short term individual and family support services for youth 12-18 with autism and their caregivers.
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Live in Treatment for Youth & Adults
A variety of licenced residential support services to, youth and adults who require supervised living in structured, supported environments.
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Doorways for Transitional Age Youth
Doorways offers mental health and/or substance use counselling and case management for clients 15-25 and their caregivers in the north and west Toronto areas.
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Keeping Families Together
Short term counselling for youth and their family/caregivers who are in child welfare care, at risk of entering child welfare care or are transitioning out of child welfare care.
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MLSE Launchpad
Mental health counselling for youth and their families offered at the hub of Launchpad - a barrier-free, drop-in recreational facility.
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