Autism Ontario is launching their first annual Provincially Speaking Survey!

New 122,000 square foot site will bring services under one roof
BRAMPTON, Ontario – May 4, 2018 – ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development officially opened its new Brampton facility, which includes the largest respite centre in the province. The growing demand for therapy, medical and support services for kids with disabilities and special needs prompted the need to create a single point of care for families in need of ErinoakKids’ services. The Brampton site is one of three new, purpose-built, state-of-the-art children’s treatment centres in Peel and Halton regions.

 

New treatment centre for kids with disabilities to help meet growing demand in Ontario
MISSISSAUGA, Ontario – April 27, 2018 – ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development officially opened its new Mississauga facility today to help meet the growing demand for therapy, medical and support services for kids with disabilities and special needs. The location is one of three new purpose-built, state-of-the-art children’s treatment centres designed to provide a single point of care for families in need of ErinoakKids’ services.
 

New centre is part of the largest redevelopment project in the Ministry’s history
OAKVILLE, Ontario – ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development officially marked the opening of its new Halton facility today. Designed to be a model for all future children’s treatment centres in Canada, the new state-of-the-art facility brings therapy, medical and support services under one roof for children and youth with disabilities and special needs.
 

The Ontario Wheelchair Sports Association will be hosting a U16 ‘Mini’s’ Wheelchair Basketball Festival. This free event is open to athletes of all physical abilities, ages 16 and under, looking to try wheelchair basketball for the first time and/or improve their wheelchair basketball skills!

Here is the  fitness club schedule during the spring/summer months for Halton, Mississauga and Brampton

Dear parents, families and caregivers in our autism community:

It’s my pleasure to connect with you as we prepare to close the calendar year.

Earlier this year, in June, I announced the new Ontario Autism Program (also known as the OAP). This new program is the result of the hard work and passion of many dedicated families, stakeholders, service providers, advocates, professionals and other experts. The changes introduced in June were focused on providing child, youth and family-centred services that offer families choice, confidence and consistency in the services they receive.