Connex is our day program, offering participants of all skills and ability levels the opportunity to access meaningful social, recreational and leisure activities within a safe, staff-supported environment. Activities are offered both in-house and in the community, and are based on the interests of participants.
The Early Learning Quality Initiative (ELQI) promotes professional development and high-quality early learning programs within the Kawartha Lakes and County of Haliburton.
Employment services assist people living with a developmental disability to succeed in the workplace.
The Family Support program helps the families of children and young people who live with a developmental disability.
Job Quest is an employment centre that offers specialized supports and services. Job Quest staff help people living with a disability or other impairment to find and keep a good job while assisting employers to find, train and keep reliable and skilled workers.
Respite Now is a mobile app designed to connect families to respite care providers in the Haliburton, Kawartha Lakes, Peterborough, and Northumberland counties.
The Youth Engagement program offers year-round opportunities for young people who are attending high school – regardless of their abilities – to participate in community events and social, leisure activities and life skills activities.
Building Bridges helps young people (17.5 to 21 years of age) living with a developmental disability to plan for the transition from high school to life in their community after graduation.
Community Homes provide accommodation and supports to adults living with a developmental disability through a 24-hour staffing model and based on an Individual Support Plan.
Community Participation helps people living with a developmental disability to make choices in their community that are meaningful, enjoyable and consistent with their personal goals. Joining Community Participation is a great way to make new friends, learn new skills and feel like part of the community.
Through Foundations we help young people (aged 21 to 28 years) who live with a developmental disability transition from high school to living on their own.
Life Share (previously Home Share) offers an alternative to the adults we support who find it difficult or lonely to live on their own.
Supported Independent Living (SIL) provides personalized support for people with developmental disabilities who are living on their own in the community.
