Autism Services at Community Living North Halton
Community Living North Halton currently provides services and supports through Foundational Family Services and through our Core Clinical Services- Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) Program. Both services are overseen by a Registered Behaviour Analyst (RBA) and Board-Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) who is registered to the OAP Approved Provider List. Foundational Family Services are offered free of charge to families of a child with an Autism diagnosis, who is registered to the Ontario Autism Program. Our Core Clinical – ABA services is an eligible expense through the Ontario Autism Program, and families may use their OAP funds or private funds to purchase services.
To speak to one of our staff, email oap@clnh.on.ca
For more information about the program, and to see a list of our current service offerings, click here.
Back to Top ↑Inclusion Services (ages 0-12)
Inclusion Services provide consultative services and support to families and educators in licensed child care programs, nursery schools, or private home child care in the community, as well as in before-school and after-school programs for children from birth to 12 years of age in Halton. The service is voluntary, family-centered, and based on best practices. Services can be accessed when developmental concerns are identified. No diagnosis is required. Referrals are made by the family/caregiver or child care programs with consent by visiting the following webpage.
When we connect, we’ll use the CanChild F-Words Framework to get to know your child/youth and family and help shape their goals. Using this framework, we look at their strengths and how they interact with the world around them to guide service.
- Family: You are the expert on your child/youth. Your voice and perspective are the foundation of everything we do.
- Fun: Fun and engagement is where the most meaningful growth happens.
- Function: celebrate your child/youth doing things in their own way, the goal is participation, however it looks.
- Fitness: Physical and mental health belong to everyone. Find creative ways for your child/youth to stay active and experience well being.
- Friends: focus on helping your child/youth build meaningful relationships and experience a sense of belonging.
- Future: support conversations about the future and what is important to your child/youth and family.
CanChild: F-words for Child Development
Back to Top ↑Recreational & Respite Programs (ages 5-21)
SATURDAY CENTRE (5-21 YRS)
This program provides opportunities for school aged children and youth ages 5 to 21 years old with a developmental disability to participate in an enjoyable and friendly recreation program while providing respite for their family/caregivers.
The program runs from September to June
- 19 sessions
- 6 hours per Saturday
- Junior and Senior programs available
- Locations in both Milton and Georgetown
- Activities available at the program location may include but not limited to (music and movement, games, sports, crafts, sensory activities, etc.)
- Community events and activities may include but not limited to (swimming, bowling, indoor playgrounds, trampoline parks, conservation areas, attending community events)
- Calendar of activities is coordinated according to the interests and abilities of the participants
- Limited spaces available
Please click on the link below to add your child’s name to the waitlist. Someone will contact you when a spot is available.
Waitlist Form
