We cater to all ages and all abilities!
We cater to all ages and all abilities!
We strive to bridge the gap between those seeking support and the resources necessary to access it. We understand that navigating the world of resources and funding can be daunting, which is why we've assembled a comprehensive collection of tools and information to ease your journey.
The Ontario Autism Program (OAP) offers government-funded services for children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) up to age 18. Families can access early intervention, therapy, school readiness, urgent response services, and family supports through AccessOAP.
The Special Services at Home (SSAH) program provides direct funding to families caring for children or youth (under 18) with developmental and/or physical disabilities. This support helps with personal development activities like camps or skill-building programs and offers respite care for primary caregivers. Eligible families can apply online or via a regional office to help cover necessary support costs.
The Children with Special Needs page outlines a wide range of supports available for children and youth facing physical, developmental, behavioural, or communication challenges. It connects families with services such as rehabilitation, mental health support, coordinated service planning, assistive device funding, respite care, and special education.
The Developmental Services Ontario (DSO) is your access point for adult developmental supports funded by the Ontario government. Starting at age 16, families can apply through DSO to connect with services such as housing, Passport funding, caregiver respite, community participation, and more.
The Passport Program offers government-funded support for Ontario adults (18 +) with developmental disabilities. Eligible individuals receive at least $5,500 per year, with the opportunity for significantly more based on assessed needs. Funds can cover community participation, life skills, caregiver respite, assistive technology (e.g. up to $3,000 for hardware), supplies, and person-directed planning.
The Jordan’s Principle initiative ensures that First Nations children in Canada can promptly receive the products, services, and supports they need. This human-rights-based policy covers essentials such as health, education, and social services, and is accessible at no cost through a 24/7 call centre and regional coordinators.
The JMCC Family Support Fund offers financial assistance of up to $1,000 per client for JMCC families seeking help with the cost of equipment or recreational activities.
This official resource outlines supports and services for children facing physical, intellectual, emotional, social, communication, or behavioural challenges in Ontario. It provides practical guidance on programs such as Infant Development Programs, Special Services at Home (SSAH), Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD), School Support Programs, and other early intervention services to aid families in accessing the right supports
This official resource highlights supports and services for Ontarians aged 18 and over living with developmental disabilities. It explains that Developmental Services Ontario (DSO) serves as the single point of access to ministry-funded adult developmental programs. Through DSO, individuals can confirm eligibility, apply for services, and connect with community-based supports tailored to their needs.
This official resource outlines how the Ontario ministry supports children, youth, adults, and families through programs such as financial and employment assistance, developmental and community services, and initiatives including ODSP, Ontario Works, the Passport Program, adoption services, and enforcement of spousal and child support via the Family Responsibility Office.
This official resource explains that you can contact one of the five regional offices—Central, West, East, North, or Toronto—for assistance with services like Special Services at Home (SSAH), Assistance for Children with Severe Disabilities (ACSD), Developmental Services, Child Welfare, Autism Services, Anti-Human Trafficking Supports, and more. Each office offers region-specific support and helps residents navigate available programs.