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	CDR0060	Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel	71 West Dr, Unit 23  Brampton, ON L6T 5E2	905-457-7288	Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel provides mentoring programs to help promote the healthy development of children and youth (6-17yrs) in Peel Region.  Programs offered for children include:   * One-to-One Mentoring - matches a child 6 - 17 years of age (Little Brother/Little Sister) with a caring adult (Big Brother/Big Sister) over the age of 18. Matches are encouraged to plan fun and low cost activities 2 - 4 times per month for 1 year. Monthly agency sponsored recreational activities are provided. Unique opportunities to mentor a child together as a couple or as a female volunteer matched with a young boy are also available in our Couples for Kids Program and Big & Little Buddy Program.    * Group Mentoring - Five volunteers mentor ten children one weeknight from Sept-June in local schools throughout the Region. Outing costs are covered by the agency. Activities include floor hockey and sports, community tours, swimming and more.    * Big Bunch - A program designed for children on the waiting list. Activities are planned by the agency and volunteers sign up to bring children to at least one outing per month.    * In-School Mentoring offered in partnership with the Peel District School Board and the Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School Board this program matches elementary girls and boys with a caring adult mentor. Matches meet for one hour during school hours and on school property to share in fun activities.    * Teen Mentoring - This school based program matches elementary students with caring youth mentors ages 15 and up from a nearby participating secondary school. Matches meet at the same time each week in a supervised group setting.    * Go Girls! Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds - A school based mentoring program for girls in Grades 7 and 8. The program curriculum promotes active living, healthy eating and positive self esteem. Female mentors ages 18 - 25 years are trained to lead the fun and interactive sessions over 7 weeks.    *Game On! Eat Smart, Play Smart, Live Smart - A seven week school based mentoring program for boys ages 11 - 14. Explore pressing issues facing boys and young men through physical activity, healthy eating, self-esteem and communication skills. Male mentors are fully trained to lead sessions in participating schools.    * Conversation Club provides new Canadian youth (12 - 18) with opportunities to integrate into Canadian society, to practice English conversation skills and receive homework help from youth mentors (16 - 24). Offered in partnership with the Centre for Education and Training and funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada.    VOLUNTEER MENTOR ROLE Volunteers for most programs must commit to a minimum of one year or one school based year with the exception of Go Girls!, Game On! and Conversation Club.	Flexible depending on program	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0047	Boys and Girls Clubs of Peel Region	315 Traders Blvd E, Unit 11  Mississauga, ON L4Z 3E5	905-712-1789	Provides a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.    Operates the following programs:  * Youth Programs providing social/recreational activities designed to enhance the growth and development of children and youth in a group setting.    * After School and Evening Programs promoting active social/recreational participation, homework and computer/internet access among children and youth in a safe and caring environment.    * Breakfast for Kids supporting community and school based breakfast, snack or lunch programs to address the problem of hungry children in Peel schools.	Varies from site to site	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0106	Breaking the Cycle	860 Richmond St. West, Ste. 100 Toronto, Ontario M6J 2S9  860 Richmond St W, Ste 100  Toronto, ON M6J 2S9	416-364-7373	Breaking the Cycle (BTC) is a relationship-based service delivering a range of integrated services through a single access model with home visitation and outreach components.    Offers a one-stop service for substance-using women who are pregnant and/or parenting young children (under 6yrs). Services offered include:  * Individual and group addiction treatment  * Parenting programs  * Child care  * Child developmental services (including screening, assessment and intervention)  * Health/medical services  * FASD Diagnostic Clinic  * Mental health counselling  * Case management  * Parent-infant counselling  * Home visitation  * Pregnancy outreach, and  * Support around instrumental needs (including food, clothing and transportation)    .	Mon-Fri 9am-5pm	Record Added Add Record
	CMH0168	Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Child, Youth and Family Program, Better Behaviours Service	250 College St, 3rd Flr  Toronto, ON M5T 1R8	416-535-8501 ext 4366	Helps children learn more positive ways of dealing with problems. Program is aimed at bolstering children's self-esteem, ability to deal with conflict, and of increasing socially appropriate behaviour. Kids learn how to communicate their feelings effectively, handle conflict through problem-solving rather than fighting, and listen and follow through at home and in school.    The program is not suitable for children with development disorder, pervasive development disorder, profound hearing or sight loss, serious medical conditions or a history of significant traumatic head injury.		Record Added Add Record
	CMH0167	Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Child, Youth and Family Program, Parenting Program	250 College St, 3rd Flr  Toronto, ON M5T 1R8	416-535-8501 ext 4371	Offers help to children and youth with disruptive and aggressive behaviour, and their parents. Treatment options include:    INDIVIDUAL THERAPY  Offers therapy for children, adolescents and families to help them learn new ways to deal with problems leading to and arising from aggression.    GROUP THERAPY  Incredible Years Parenting Program: 14-week psycho-education/training group for parents of children (4-12yrs). Group promotes positive behaviour in children, reduces parents' stress, improves the relationship between parent and child, and lessens aggressive behaviour in children.  Dinosaur Social Skills Program: 18-week group for children (6-8yrs). Teaches children positive ways to communicate, solve problems, deal with anger, build self-esteem and develop social skills.    DAY TREATMENT  CATCH Program: 19-week day treatment program, for children (6-8yrs) with disruptive behaviour disorders that interfere with normative development at home, school and in the community.    CHILDREN'S AGGRESSION MULTIDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM (CAMP)  Research program studying the possible causes of aggressive behaviour.		Record Added Add Record
	CDR0078	Easter Seals Ontario, Provincial Office	One Concorde Gate, Ste 700  Toronto, ON M3C 3N6	416-421-8377	Easter Seals offers the following programs dedicated to helping children, youth and young adults achieve their full individual potential and future independence.    * Residential and Family Camp   Provide a camping experience to a child that is fun and safe while promoting the development of life skills that enhance future independence building self-esteem through activities that challenge each child's individual abilities and providing opportunities for social interaction and building friendships.    *Recreational Choices Funding Program   Parents choose a recreation program that they feel is best for their child. This could include another residential camping program; day camp; swimming lessons; or another recreational program that takes place during the summer.   Easter Seals will fund up to $250 towards the cost. This program is open to all children/youth (5-18yrs) registered with Easter Seals.    * Direct Financial Assistance   Offers direct financial assistance to individual families. Easter Seals Ontario acts as a third party funder and as such has no role in prescribing or recommending equipment, selecting a vendor/contractor or in the relationship between the parent and vendor.   Children and young adults (birth to 19th birthday) with physical disabilities, who are registered with Easter Seals Ontario, qualify for financial assistance towards the purchase of eligible services and special equipment.    Easter Seals financial assistance program picks up where the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care's Assistive Devices Program (ADP), insurance and other family resources leave off. The list of eligible equipment and services is reviewed regularly and priority is given to mobility and communication devices. Easter Seals' funding contribution is based on availability of funds.    * Feature Scholarships   Rose Brodie Provincial Ambassador Scholarship Fund  Frank Henry Ralph Pounsett Scholarship Fund  Truelove Dell Scholarship Fund  Beatrice Drinnan Spence Scholarship Fund    * Incontinence Supplies Grant Program   Program for children and youth with chronic disabilities (physical or developmental) that result in irreversible incontinence or retention problems lasting longer than six months requiring the use of incontinence supplies.	Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0129	Family Services of Peel, Brampton Office	7700 Hurontario St, Suite 601  Brampton, ON L6Y 4M3	*Intake 905-453-5775  *905-453-7890	Family Services of Peel was established in 1971 as a non-profit, charitable agency to provide family and community support services for the people of Peel. As a multi-service agency, we provide professional counselling, educational programs, employment support services, support for people with developmental disabilities and their families, as well as support for victims of abuse.    Free Walk-in Counselling is provided every Wednesday at our Brampton and Mississauga locations, from 12pm to 8pm.    Family Services of Peel is a member of the Community Door Network.	*Mon - 9am to 5pm  *Tues to Thurs - 9am to 9pm  *Fri - 9am to 5pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0133	Family Services of Peel, Family Life Education	151 City Centre Dr, Ste 501  Mississauga, ON L5B 1M7	Intake 905-453-5775	Our Family Life Education Program provides workshops in the community for individuals, couples and families that focus on personal development, relationships and other topics of interest. Fees, if applicable, vary with each workshop.    Recognizing the need in the community, the agency has partnered with several organizations to provide workshops at their location, facilitated by a highly qualified Family Services of Peel staff person.		Record Added Add Record
	CDR0130	Family Services of Peel, Mississauga Office	151 City Centre Dr, Ste 501  Mississauga, ON L5B 1M7	Intake 905-453-5775	Family Services of Peel was established in 1971 as a non-profit, charitable agency to provide family and community support services for the people of Peel. As a multi-service agency, we provide professional counselling, support for victims of abuse, employment support services, supports for people with developmental disabilities and education programs.    Sensitive to cultural and social diversity, we are a community-based agency that works to strengthen individuals and families through guidance, coaching, mentoring, education and support, whether in groups, family meetings or one-to-one sessions.	*Mon-Thu 9am-9pm  *Fri 9am-5pm  *Sat 9am-1pm (excluding holiday weekends)	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0055	Human Services Department, Region of Peel, Children's Services Operations	10 Peel Centre Drive  Brampton, ON L6T 0E3	Information Line 905-791-1585	The Region of Peel’s Human Services Department leads, plans, and manages a region-wide early learning and childcare system that provides families and children with access to a broad range of family-centred, coordinated services.    Children’s Services operates 12 licensed Learn. Play. Care. Centres located in Brampton and Mississauga for up to 846 children, using the HighScope curriculum – a fun, proven approach to learning through hands on experiences.     Learn. Play. Care. Centres provide inclusive, high quality learning and childcare services for children ages 18 months to 5 years. One centre provides evening care for children up to 12 years of age. Another centre provides a specialized infant therapeutic program that supports the development of a healthy attachment between parents and infants. Our centres provide inclusive programming for up to 72 children with special needs.    Child Care Special Needs Access Point Peel (Child Care SNAP – Peel) provides a single point of access to coordinated services supporting inclusion to preschool children with special needs in licensed child care. Parents and professionals seeking support or services can call 905-791-7800, extension 7627.    Children’s Services has contractual relationships with over 140 service providers throughout the Region of Peel, 5 special needs resourcing agencies, 2 family resource centres, and United Way. Through the purchase of service of childcare spaces, Human Services is able to provide childcare fee subsidy for over 4000 children a month.    Community Programs and Workshops:    • Family literacy workshops in 74 school sites 23 community sites across the Region of Peel   • Parenting workshops   • Early Learning Programs in Peel Shelters   • Training and Employment Programs for Single Parents   • Mobile Early Education – Learning in our Neighbourhood (LION)   • Early Literacy Workshops for Professionals, Parents/Caregivers through the Ontario Early Years Centres (OEYC)   • Various other supportive services for service providers     For more information, visit www.peelregion.ca	Administration Office: Mon-Fri - 8:30am-4:30pm  Learn, Play, Care Child Care Centres: Mon-Fri 7am-6pm  Chinguacousy Child Care Centre: 7am-11:30pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0161	Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region -, Brampton (North Peel) Office	Bramalea Civic Centre  150 Central Park Dr, Suite 104  Brampton, ON L6T 2T9	905-791-4100	The Learning Disabilities Associations of Peel Region is a non-profit, charitable organizations comprised of groups of parents and professionals brought together by a concern for children and adults with learning disabilities.     LDA assists people with learning disabilities and their families by providing support, guidance and resources information; provides an interactive environment, offering workshops, programs, courses and support groups; provides public awareness of learning disabilities; supports LDA Ontario in pursuing legislative and government initiatives with special education funding and curriculum; supports LDA Ontario in their work with the provincial and local governments to initiate new policies for those with learning disabilities     CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS include:     COMPUTER SKILLS PROGRAM   For children and adolescents (7-16 years) who are learning disabled (LD) or have attention Deficit Disorder (ADD); and who may experience difficulty in the areas of reading and writing, cognitive ability, comprehension, information retention, fine motor control and visual perception     SOCIAL SKILLS PROGRAM   For children (7-11 years) and adolescents (12-16 years) who are LD or have ADD: and who may avoid social contact; behave immaturely, be shy or timid in groups, and/or experience conflict with peers.     POSITIVE CONFLICT RESOLUTION PROGRAM]  For children (8-11 years) and adolescents (12-16 years) who are LD or have AD(H)D who may need assistance in developing effecting coping behaviours, manage conflict and develop constructive strategies to diffuse confrontations.     ACADEMIC SUPPORT (TUTORING)   For elementary and high school students who require individual assistance with their school work and improve studying skills.    YOUTH GROUP   Designed to meet the social needs of adolescents (13-18 years), this program gives youth the opportunity to interact with their peers while having a chance to participate in fun activities.     SUMMER SUPPORT PROGRAM   A full day program for individuals between the ages six to twelve years old designed to incorporate learning and fun. Participants will be encouraged to develop and/or improve study skills, learn keyboarding/computer skills, and take part in exciting social skills activities.	Mon-Fri  9:30am to 3:30pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0160	Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region -, Mississauga Office	165 Dundas Street W, Suite 800  Mississauga, ON L5M 2N6	Brampton 905-791-4100  Mississauga 905-272-4100	The Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region is a non-profit, charitable organizations comprised of groups of parents and professionals brought together by a concern for children and adults with learning disabilities.     LDA assists people with learning disabilities and their families by providing support, guidance and resources information; provides an interactive environment, offering workshops, programs, courses and support groups; provides public awareness of learning disabilities; supports LDAO in pursuing legislative and government initiatives with special education funding and curriculum; supports LDA Ontario in their work with the provincial and local governments to initiate new policies for those with learning disabilities    CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS include:    COMPUTER SKILLS PROGRAM  For children and adolescents (7-16 years) who are learning disabled (LD) or have Attention Deficit (Hyperactivity) Disorder (AD(H)D); and who may experience difficulty in the areas of reading and writing, cognitive ability, comprehension, information retention, fine motor control and visual perception    SOCIAL SKILLS PROGRAM  For children (7-11 years) and adolescents (12-16 years) who are LD or have AD(H)D: and who may avoid social contact; behave immaturely, be shy or timid in groups, and/or experience conflict with peers.    POSITIVE CONFLICT RESOLUTION PROGRAM  For children (8-11 years) and adolescents (12-16 years) who are LD or have AD(H)D who may need assistance in developing effecting coping behaviours, manage conflict and develop constructive strategies to diffuse confrontations.     ACADEMIC SUPPORT (TUTORING)  For elementary and high school students who require individual assistance with their school work and improve studying skills.    YOUTH GROUP  Designed to meet the social needs of adolescents (11-16 years), this program gives youth the opportunity to interact with their peers while having a chance to participate in fun activities.    SUMMER SUPPORT PROGRAM  A full day program for individuals between the ages six and twelve designed to incorporate learning and fun. Participants will be encouraged to develop and/or improve study skills, learn computer skills, and take part in exciting social skills activities.    LOCATIONS    Head Office  150 Central Park Drive, Suite 104  Brampton, Ontario, L6T 2T9  Tel: 905-791-4100  Fax: 905-791-5159    Mississauga Office  165 Dundas Street, W. Suite 800  Mississauga, Ontario, L5B 2N6  Tel: 905-272-4100  Fax: 905-272-4863	Mon-Fri  9:30am- 3:30pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0199	Region of Peel, Public Health Services, Family Health Division	7120 Hurontario Street, 6th Floor  Mississauga, ON L5M 2C2	Region of Peel 905-799-7700; Caledon residents 905-584-2216	Offers information and services for preconception (planning a pregnancy) prenatal, breastfeeding, parenting and child health.   Health Line Peel 905-799-7700 for parents of children 0-6. Calls answered by Public Health Nurses. Call Mon-Fri. 8:30-4:30 for information about preconception, prenatal, infants' and children's growth & development, feeding, physical activity, positive parenting, Postpartum Mood Disorders, breastfeeding, community resources available for parents, etc. Referrals to the Healthy Babies, Healthy Children (HBHC) Program (home visiting).    Visit our comprehensive website: www.parentinginpeel.ca for more information.	Mon-Fri 8:30 am-4:30 pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0126	The Duke of Edinburghs Award, Ontario Office		416-203-2282	Achievement award for young Canadians. Offers opportunities to broaden their interests and experience under adult guidance and assessment through participation in a program of practical, cultural and adventurous activities chosen to suit individuals aptitudes and related to local needs and conditions.    The Duke of Edinburgh's Award fosters self-discipline, enterprise and perseverance in all young people, including young offenders, aboriginal youth, special needs youth. The Award involves comprehensive individual development, self-training and personal achievement, and is based upon individual effort and improvement, taking into account the initial capabilities of the participant.    The Awards mandate is to ensure that all young people, especially Inner-City youth, youth with challenges, rural and northern youth, aboriginal youth and young offenders are provided with the opportunity to participate in the program.    Please see website for further details	Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm	Record Added Add Record
	CDR0237	United Achievers Community Services	36 Queen St E, Lower Level  Brampton, ON L6V 1A2	*905-455-6789	The United Achievers Community Services, founded by the United Achievers Club of Brampton, is a non-profit organization primarily serving the African Caribbean community. UACS is committed to strengthening and enhancing the quality of life of families and individuals by providing culturally sensitive preventive social programs, support, resources, education and training. Programs offered include:    VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN PREVENTION PROGRAM  In an aim toward the elimination and prevention of the conditions that perpetuate violence against women and children, United Achievers provides racially and culturally appropriate services to women and children who are victims/survivors of all forms of violence.   Program includes:   Face-to-face Supportive Counseling   Telephone Crises Intervention   Women's Support Group   Accompaniment   Information & Referrals    LONG TERM CARE PROGRAM  The Long Term Care Program aims to improve the quality of life of Black and Caribbean seniors. This culturally sensitive program has been successful in relieving loneliness, decreasing isolation, creating social opportunities, providing skills development, enhancing self-esteem and increasing independence.   Long term care services include:   Weekly Drop-In   Counseling   Accompaniment   Friendly Visiting   Health and Nutrition    YOUTH SERVICE CANADA INTERGENERATIONAL PROJECT   Funded in part by Human Resources Canada, this venture provides services for the Summer Camp offered to local kids    MENTORING PROGRAM  Enhances and develops the educational, social, creative and intellectual abilities and strengths of students, especially of Black and Caribbean heritage, to their maximum potential. This will enable them to reach for, and obtain, success through the application of excellence in all their endeavors.    Aims and Objectives include:  To develop and implement a mentoring program that will assist students, primarily of Black and Caribbean heritage, to make valuable learning connections with their schools, their peers and positive adult role models in the community.   To enable the designated group to develop respect for self/others.   To provide relevant training and skill development in academic, social, political and economic disciplines.   To seek support and participation from caring professionals and individuals who are committed to building the community from within.   To provide purpose and focus for students who are marginalized, and who are underachieving in school and in acceptable social behaviors.   To provide the opportunity for participants to obtain scholarships towards post-secondary studies   To build a network of people helping people.    PARENT EDUCATION RESOURCE GROUP  Offers help if your child is attending school in Peel and you have concerns in any of the following areas: Suspension, Expulsion, School Reports, Parent Council, Learning Disabilities, Course Selection, University/College Selection, School Disciplinary Policy, Attending interviews/hearings.    The program aims to assist parents in:   Overcoming barriers that inhibit communication and becoming fully involved in the education of their children   Understanding their rights, accepting responsibilities, and building positive relationships with schools   Understanding the direct correlation between behaviors in the home and performance in school   Understanding school policies and disciplinary procedures   Becoming successful advocates for their children   Building a network of parents helping parents helping children.   The program also aims to assist school personnel in:   Understanding cultural nuances which impede positive communication with parents and students   Understanding and demonstrating cultural sensitivity when interacting with students   Adopting non-threatening and non-judgmental approaches in resolving problems    AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS  This is not a babysitting service  These programs assist students with understanding curriculum material; with the completion of their homework while providing an interesting and stimulating environment. After school programs include:   Weekly Drop-In   Tutoring   Supervising   Homework Assistance   Crafts and Activities   Guest Speakers    WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP  Promotes self-esteem; decision making; coping strategies; parenting & life skills; custody & legal rights; group discussions; guest speakers. Provides free child care to participants.    SENIORS DROP-IN   A supplementary program of the Long Term Care Program, staffed by trained volunteers and/or Placement Students to provide service to shut-ins or temporarily immobile seniors.    VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES   Members of the general public and/or students from local schools/colleges are afforded the opportunity to do volunteer work with the agency. These people are crucial in enabling the agency to deliver the high level of service expected for the Programs/Services offered. Volunteers are able to upgrade their skill sets to enhance their employability, or gain experience in their area of study.    STUDENT PLACEMENT   Opportunity offered to students from local high schools/colleges, to assist with the various services/programs offered by United Achievers Community Services. It enables students to gain valuable hands on experience to hone their skills and supplement their area of study.    Other services and programs offered as the need arises.	*Mon-Thurs 9am -5pm   *Fri 9am - 5pm	Record Added Add Record