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Aisling Discoveries Child and Family Centre is a nonprofit organization that provides various services like speech therapy, behavior management support, and early childhood programs to over 600 children annually from birth to age 18 in Toronto. It was formed through the merger of two organizations in 1998 and is funded through various levels of government as well as private donations. Services are tailored to each child and family's needs and can include individual therapy, groups, programs at schools, and home visits to support social-emotional and developmental goals.
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A presentation given by Prof. Phil Robinson at The Journey, CHA Conference 2012, in the 'Innovations in Mental Health Care for Children and Young People' stream. BCS Skeleton Grant Final
BCS Skeleton Grant FinalJessica Hipchen
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Bethany Christian Services is a non-profit organization that partners with Safe Families for Children to provide temporary care for children whose parents are in crisis. Safe Families recruits and screens volunteer host families to care for children for an average of 6 weeks to give parents time to address challenges like financial issues or substance abuse. The program aims to reunite over 94% of families and prevent foster care placement. Bethany Christian Services seeks funding to hire a recruiter to expand the program by adding more volunteer coaches and host families to meet growing needs, as over 400,000 US children are in foster care.Ancfsao Scan of Aboriginal Child Welfare Prevention Programs in Ontario
Ancfsao Scan of Aboriginal Child Welfare Prevention Programs in OntarioAssociation of Native Child and Family Service Agencies of Ontario
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Prof. Phil Robinson - Supporting Children of Parents with Mental Illness
Prof. Phil Robinson - Supporting Children of Parents with Mental IllnessWomen's and Children's Healthcare Australasia
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- 1. Chithra Vijayaragavan Tharshiny Selvakumar Dorin Benedict Jebaranji Satkunam
- 2. Aisling Discoveries Child and Family Centre is an organization which supports the community. Aisling" means vision or dream in Irish. The name was chosen because of the meaning of the word Aisling: hope for a brighter future for the children. Provides responsive services in partnership with families and communities to strengthen the social and emotional well-being of children and promote their healthy development.
- 3. It was created on June 30, 1998 with the joining of Discoveries Child and Family Centre and Aisling Centre for Children and Families. The joining of these two agencies brought together a rich history of dedicated service to children and families.
- 4. Families who have children with autism Children who require speech therapy
- 5. Word of mouth Pediatricians' referrals Child care centre referrals Different organizations
- 6. Babies Best Start Behaviour Management Child Care Consultant Community Support Child Sexual Abuse Treatment Day Treatment Family Counseling Group Services Growing Healthy Together Infant Child Treatment Intensive Child and Family Service Preschool Speech and Language services School Based Services Toronto Autism ABA services Residential Treatment
- 7. Federal Government Provincial Government Public health agency Ministry of child and youth services United way Private donations Centre of excellence in children health City of Toronto children services
- 8. Every year more than 600 children are getting their services.
- 9. Services are provided to children from birth to 12 years of age. For children with dual disorganized autism the age can go up to 18 years. Usually once the family feels they have achieved what they came for they will stop receiving services. Sometimes its an ongoing service until the children get transferred to different organizations through their schools.
- 10. Depending on the situation, some ways they are done: group services Individual services residential services child care consultation Some places where they are done: Aisling Discoveries Centre School Community centres Home visit Child care centres
- 11. Phone call interview with intake interview department. 15-20minutes Child and family therapist will assist them as per their need.
- 12. collects CASAS and BCFPI data client demographic and satisfaction information. conducts research and program evaluation projects on an ongoing basis see whether their services are making a positive change for children and families learn more about who benefits most from their services.
- 13. Focuses mainly on helping children and families Social Emotional Behavioural Focus on autistic children Mental health services now extended to public schools
- 14. Early Recognition Of Child Development Problems / Educational Video
- 15. Child Welfare League of Canada www.cwlc.ca Childrens Mental Health Ontario www.kidsmentalhealth.ca Invest In Kids www.investinkids.ca Ontario Association of Childrens Aid Societies www.oacas.org Sparrow Lake Alliance www.sparrowlake.org Toronto Catholic District School Board www.tcdsb.on.ca Toronto District School Board www.tdsb.on.ca United Way of Greater Toronto www.unitedwaytoronto.com Voices for Children www.voicesforchildren.ca
- 16. Interview Aisling Discoveries Brochures http://www.aislingdiscoveries.on.ca www.googleimages.ca www.youtube.com