Community Resources

An Indigenous led community, non-profit organization to create a safe space for the restoration and revival of traditional Indigenous Culture in the Dufferin County Area. Community building events, educational workshops and spiritual gatherings

Our mission is to encourage, educate, and support parents of school-aged children by providing opportunities to build positive parenting skills and healthy community connections. Children’s mental health; anger and stress management; general parenting resources; communication and relationship skills; single and co-parenting.

Adult Education, AQ Courses, Early Years, eLearning, Elementary, EQAO, Indigenous Education, International Students, Languages, Regional & Local Programs, Secondary, Special Education, Summer Learning, Resources

Services Include:

If you have questions about your child’s development:

• Private Consultations with an EarlyON Resource Consultant to discuss your child’s needs and be referred to needed resources.
• Virtual or in person consultations

*Can ask at your local EarlyON to be connected or call to be connected to the EarlyON Resource Consultant

Accessing Services Intake Services and Referrals, SmartStart Hub, Resources
Services Assistive Device Resource Service, Autism Services, Blind-Low Vision Early Intervention Program, Early Childhood Resources, Infant Hearing Program, Medical Clinic and Specialty Services, Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Preschool Speech and Language, Recreation Therapy, School Based Rehabilitation Services (SBRS)
Family Supports Coordinated Service Planning, Family Support Fund, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, Respite, Service Navigation, Social Work Services, Special Services at Home, Transitions Services, Workshops
Programs Independent Living Program

Targeted Prevention, Brief Services, Counselling and Therapy Services, Family Capacity Building and Support, Specialized Consultation and Assessment, Crisis Support Services

Parenting Tips, Toolkits, Resources & Workshops, Personalized Support, Online Learning,

Services Include:

• Trauma Specific Services
• Counselling Services
• Families Life Education
• Developmental Services (Adults)
• Employment Services
• Men’s Program

Shelter, Outreach, Counselling, Lotus Centre-Sexual Violence Counselling and Support, Education
FTP primarily provides services to women and children who have experienced abuse. We know that abuse has wide ranging impact on peoples’ lives in the community and society in general, so we aspire to:
A community free of abuse where all individuals are treated with compassion, equity and respect, and live their lives in healthy relationships.

Companionship, respite care, and emotional support to people and their family/caregivers dealing with a life-threatening illness. Bereavement support available. Services offered in home.

Services Include:

• Newcomer & Settlement Services
• English Language Training & employment Services
• Health Services
• Family Services
• Community Development
• Housing Supports
• APNA Health (Information on Cancer Screening, Dementia & Diabetes for South Asian Community)

Services Include:

• Early Intervention (Up to School Age)
  • Screening and Assessment
  • Service Coordination
  • Preterm services
  • Information and Support
  • Discharge Planning
• Self-referral Available
• Physician & professional Referral Available

Questions regarding eligibility? Call 437-993-8136

Services Include:

• Childcare and Early Years (EarlyON)
• Subsidy
• Kids Pathways Peel
• Respite Services
• Special Needs in Peel (SNIP)
• Community Services Directory
• Special Needs Directory
• French Language Services
• Ontario Autism Program (OAP)
• The Healthline Canada
• Peel Region Childcare Locator Map
• Private Chat Available

Services Include:

• Pregnancy Support
• Adoption
• Parenting Support
• Counselling Services (Parenting)
• Critical Assistance to Families

Services Include:

• Planning and Coordination Services (Children and Youth up to age 18 with Special Needs)
• Self-referral Available
• Physician & Professional Referral Available

WHAT IS KIDS PATHWAYS PEEL SERVICE COORDINATION?

Families, service coordinators and other service providers work together to develop and implement a service plan for each child and their family.  In many cases, a family may be experiencing stress or confusion as a result of being involved with many agencies and wants help coordinating multiple services.

Please call for questions regarding elidibility.

Supports Include:

• Black Family Support
• EarlyON Programs
• Growing Together in Peel Program
• LINC – Language Instruction for Newcomers
• Seniors Program
• Women’s Support
• Youth Programs
• Employment Support
• Legal & Dental Clinics
• Settlement Services
• Services En Francais

(Formerly Malton Neighbourhood Services)

Workshops, information sessions, resources and internet access.

Services Include:

• Supports for Homeless and At-Risk Youth (Ages 16 – 24)
• Emergency Youth Shelters
• Transitional Housing Program
• Resource Room
• Outreach Programs
  • Helping Youth Prepare Effectively (H.Y.P.E.)
  • iRise Program
  • nCourage Program

Services Include:

• Protection Services
• Intamate Partner Violence
• Parenting Resources
• Early Help and Prevention
• Foster Care Information
• Cultural Service Navigation (Supporting Arab, Asian, Black, Indigenous, South Asian Families)

 

Services Include:

• Family Connect Support Group: For parents & caregivers supporting children (11+), youth and/or an adult with developmental disability or dual-diagnosis
• Crisis Support: The Peel Crisis Capacity Network can be accessed between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm during regular business days through our crisis line at 905-273-4900.If you are calling outside of these hours please contact our After Hours Crisis Support . They can respond to your immediate crisis needs and will connect you with a PCCN Staff member as soon as possible: Clients can contact 24.7 crisis support Peel at 905-278-9036 for support and a referral into the Network.

Services include:

• Registration
• School finder
• Transportation
• Resources
• Child care
• Welcome Centres (Supporting newcomer families with school registration and settlement supports)
• School Counsel Meetings

Services Include:

• Personalized support to help you understand your family’s unique strengths and needs so you can parent more confidently.
• You may be eligible for PIPP if you have a child under 3 years of age and you’re:
  • Feeling sad, worried, or alone.
  • Finding it hard to know what your child needs.
  • Dealing with stressful life events

The Peel Infant-Parent Program (PIPP) is a partnership between the Region of Peel, EarlyON Child and Family Centres, and EveryMind Mental Health Services. There are two parts to PIPP, where eligible families attend an in-centre program and are also supported by a child and family clinician who provides confidential online, or in-home sessions.

Services Include:

• Employment
• Language
• Resettlement
• Seniors
• Settlement
• Specialized Services
• Youth, Refugees
• Work Permit holders
• Resources

Serves clients in over 20 different languages, including: Albanian, Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, Croatian, Dari, Farsi, Hindi, Mandarin, Pashto, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Tamil, Ukrainian, Urdu and more.

Locations: Scarborough North & South, Etobicoke, Toronto, Mississauga, Orangeville, Airport

Settlement Services, Shara Mental Health Program, Sahara Addictions program, Sahara Better Families program, Sahara Geriatrics Program (Services For Seniors), HPCS, Langar on Wheels