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The Children’s Service Directory
February 2011
Compiled by
The Chapleau Children’s Services Providers Network
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ABUSE/ASSAULT ▪ Chapleau Child Care Centre
▪ Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services ... 5 de Garde d’Enfants .............................11
▪ CHADWIC Home ................................... 5 ▪ Child Care Resources ...........................12
▪ Ontario Provincial Police ....................... 5 ▪ Manitoulin-Sudbury District
▪ The Children’s Aid Society of the Services board (MSDSB).......................12
Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin ...... 5 Counselling
▪ Child & Family Centre ..........................12
ADDICTION ▪ Turning Point Décisif ...........................13
▪ Turning Point Désicif ............................. 6 Developmental and Physical Disabilities
Services / Speech and Language Services
CHILD AND FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES ▪ Children’s Community Network ...........13
▪ Aboriginal Peoples Alliance of ▪ Children’s Treatment Centre ................13
Northern Ontario (APANO) .................. 6 ▪ Healthy Babies, Healthy Children .........14
▪ Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services ... 7 ▪ Infant and Child
▪ Chapleau Cree First Nation.................... 7 Development Program ........................14
▪ Child Care Resources............................. 7 ▪ Learning Disabilities
▪ Child Find Ontario ................................. 7 Association of Sudbury .......................14
▪ Children’s Community Network ............ 8 ▪ Services de santé de Chapleau
▪ Children’s Mobile Crisis Program........... 8 Health Services ...................................15
▪ Infant & Child Development Program.... 9 Food, Nutrition and Clothing
▪ Kids Help Phone .................................... 9 ▪ Chapleau Best Start Hub ......................15
▪ Kunuwanimano Child ▪ Meals of Hope .....................................15
and Family Services ............................... 9 ▪ St-John’s Second Hand Store ................15
▪ The Children’s Aid Society of the Resources for parents
Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin ..... 10 ▪ Chapleau Best Start Hub ......................16
▪ The Family Centre – Brunswick House . 10 ▪ Chapleau Child Care Centre
Adoption de Garde d’Enfants ..............................16
▪ Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services . 10 ▪ FormationPLUS ....................................16
▪ Kunuwanimano Child and
Family Services .................................... 10 CHURCHES AND FAITH GROUPS
▪ The Children’s Aid Society of the ▪ Chapleau Pentecostal Church...............16
Districts of Sudbury and Manitoulin .... 10 ▪ Community Bible Chapel ......................16
After School Programs ▪ KINGDOM Hall of
▪ Chapleau Child Care Centre Jehovah’s Witnesses ............................16
de Garde d’Enfants ............................. 10 ▪ Sacred Heart Catholic Church ...............17
▪ Manitoulin-Sudbury District ▪ St.John’s Anglican Church ....................17
Services board (MSDSB)....................... 10 ▪ Trinity United Church ...........................17
Child Care ▪ Wildwood Bible Camp..........................18
▪ Chapleau Best Start Hub (Toy Library)
(Sudbury North Best Start Hub)............ 10CLUBS ▪ Services de santé de Chapleau
▪ Chapleau Figure Skating Club .............. 18 Health Services ....................................21
▪ Chapleau Gymnastics Club .................. 18 ▪ The Chapleau and District
▪ Chapleau Minor Hockey ...................... 18 Family Health Team .............................21
▪ Chapleau Ski Club................................ 18
▪ Chapleau Soccer League...................... 18 Hospitals/Medical Clinics
▪ Ontario Women’s Hockey Association . 18 ▪ Chapleau Cree First Nation
– Health Center ................................21
EDUCATION/ LITERACY ▪ Chapleau Diabetes Education...............22
▪ Chapleau Best Start Hub ..................... 18 ▪ Registered Dietitian Services ................22
▪ Chapleau High School.......................... 18 ▪ Services de santé de Chapleau
▪ Chapleau Learning Centre ................... 19 Health Services ....................................23
▪ Chapleau Public School ....................... 19 ▪ Sudbury & District Health Unit .............23
▪ École Sacré-Cœur ................................ 19 ▪ Telehealth Ontario ...............................23
▪ École secondaire catholique Trillium ... 19 ▪ The Chapleau and District
▪ FormationPLUS ................................... 20 Family Health Team .............................23
▪ Our Lady of Fatima School................... 20
HOUSING SERVICES AND EMERGENCY
FIRST NATIONS SHELTERS
▪ Aboriginal Peoples Alliance of Northern ▪ CHADWIC Home ..................................23
Ontario (APANO) ............................... 20 ▪ Kunuwanimano Child and
▪ Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services . 20 Family Services ....................................23
▪ Chapleau Cree First Nation ................. 20 ▪ Manitoulin-Sudbury District
▪ Kunuwanimano Child and Services Board (MSDSB) ......................24
Family Services ................................... 20 ▪ The Children’s Aid Society of the Districts
▪ The Family Centre – Brunswick House . 20 of Sudbury and Manitoulin ..................24
HEALTH/HEALTH AND SAFETY AGENGIES RECREATION
Physicians and Dentist ▪ Chapleau Recreation Centre ................24
▪ Dr. Jim Shearer.................................... 21 ▪ Clubs ...................................................24
▪ Dr. John Taylor .................................... 21
ONLINE SUPPORT / APPUI EN LIGNE
▪ About Kids Health ............................................................................................................................. 25
▪ About Parenting ................................................................................................................................ 25
▪ ADHD ................................................................................................................................................ 25
▪ Autism ONTARIO / Autisme ONTARIO ............................................................................................... 25
▪ Birth Disorder Information Directory ................................................................................................. 25
▪ CADDAC ............................................................................................................................................ 26
▪ Canadian Institute of Child Health / Institut canadien de la santé infantile ........................................ 26
▪ Canadian National Institute for the Blind / Institut national canadien pour les aveugles .................... 26
▪ Canadian Pediatric Society / Société canadienne de pédiatrie ........................................................... 27▪ Caring for Kids / Soins de nos enfants ................................................................................................ 27
▪ Chapleau Community Portal .............................................................................................................. 27
▪ Children’s Mental Health Ontario / Santé mentale pour enfants Ontario ........................................... 27
▪ Children’s Wish Foundation / Rêves d’enfants ................................................................................... 28
▪ Easter Seals /Timbres de Pâques ....................................................................................................... 28
▪ e-Parenting Network / Réseau des parents branchés......................................................................... 28
▪ Epilepsy Ontario ................................................................................................................................ 29
▪ Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy Canada / Famille d’amyotrophie spinale du Canada .................. 29
▪ First Signs .......................................................................................................................................... 29
▪ First Words / Premiers mots .............................................................................................................. 30
▪ FrancoChapleau ................................................................................................................................ 30
▪ Geneva Centre for Autism ................................................................................................................. 30
▪ Growing Healthy Kids Information / Grandir en santé au Canada ...................................................... 30
▪ Hope Air ............................................................................................................................................ 31
▪ Kids Help Phone / Jeunesse, J’écoute ................................................................................................ 31
▪ Kids Health ........................................................................................................................................ 31
▪ Language Express .............................................................................................................................. 32
▪ MedicAlert Canada............................................................................................................................ 32
▪ MedlinePlus ..................................................................................................................................... 32
▪ More for kids / Plus pour les enfants ................................................................................................. 32
▪ My Sudbury ....................................................................................................................................... 32
▪ Ontario Early Years Centre / Centre de la Petite enfance ................................................................... 33
▪ RéSO ................................................................................................................................................. 33
▪ Respite Services ................................................................................................................................ 33
▪ Sick Kids ............................................................................................................................................ 33
▪ Special Services at Home Program / Services particuliers à domicile .................................................. 34
▪ Sudbury & District Health Unit / Service de santé publique de Sudbury et du district ........................ 34
▪ Triple P – Positive Parenting Program ................................................................................................ 35
▪ WebMD Health ................................................................................................................................. 35
4experienced any form of abuse, or is
experiencing a housing crisis.
ABUSE / ASSAULT ■ Emergency transportation available to Wawa
■ A drop in service is also available for women
who wish to access support, information, or
referrals.
Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services ■ Children services include: providing programs
and activities that meet the safety, emotional
3 Birch Street E and educational needs of the children.
Chapleau, Ontario P0M 1K0 ■ Outreach/transitional support services,
Phone: 705-864-1600 available weekly in Chapleau for any woman
Fax: 705-864-2830 who requires information or support. Whether
Contact: Brenda Armstrong they are in an abusive relationship or not –
available to women who do not wish to or
Head Office: cannot come to CHADWIC Home.
Wauzhushk Onigum Nation ■It is not necessary to reside at the shelter to
KENORA, ON access the services.
Services available in English French
Ontario Provincial Police
■ Our mission is to protect children and to heal
and strengthen families through the provision 24 Hour Service
of holistic, bi-cultural services that respect our Telephone Only – 1-888-310-1122 (toll free)
Anishinaabe heritage, and that honours our
values, custom and traditions of our people. General inquiries – Business Hours
Wawa 705-256-2233
Website: www.opp.ca
CHADWIC Home
Services available in English French
P.O. Box 1580
Wawa, ON P0S 1K0
Support Line: 1-800-461-2242 The Children’s Aid Society of the Districts
Phone: 705-856-2848 of Sudbury and Manitoulin
Fax: 705-856-2020
Website: www.chadwichome.com
31 Birch Street
Email: info@chadwichome.com
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-0329
Hours of Operation:
Fax: 705-864-2133
Open 24 hours, seven days a week
Website: www.casdsm.on.ca
Emergency after hours:
Services available in English French 1-877-272-4334 (toll free)
■ A shelter that provides safe, confidential Hours of Operation:
accommodation for any woman 16 years of age Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 4:30
and over, including her children, who: fears for Summer hours: 8:30 to 4:00
her safety or the safety of her children, has
Services available in English French
5■ Children in Care ■Provides housing opportunities and support
■ Provide family support and liaise with services to assist individuals with a history of
community service providers. serious and persistent mental illness to secure
■ Ensure safety of children under 16 years of and maintain permanent, safe, affordable and
age. high standard housing
-The program services the residents of
Chapleau, Sultan, Pineal Lake, Island Lake,
Foleyet, and Gogama.
ADDICTION
CHILD AND FAMILY
Turning Point Décisif
8 Lorne Street
SUPPORT SERVICES
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-1919
Fax: 705-864-1717
Website: www.sschs.ca Aboriginal Peoples Alliance of Northern
Ontario (APANO)
Services available in English French 8 Lorne Street N
P.O. Box 1210
■Adults (16 and over) may access crisis Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
intervention services during normal business Phone: 705-864-0556
hours. After hours crisis intervention is available Fax: 705-864-0882
by Turning Point staff at the Chapleau General Website: www.ic.gc.ca
Hospital weekly from 4:30 p.m. to midnight, and
from noon to midnight on weekends and Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 4:30
statutory holidays.
■Mental Health services to adults 16 years of Services available in English
age and over
■Identification and prevention to the support of Long Term Care Worker
the chronically mentally ill Provides services/activities to elders,
■Psychiatric consultation and assessment socialization, reduces isolation, support,
services are made possible through an referrals, security check, etc.
Agreement of Service between Services de
Santé de Chapleau Health Services and the Community Wellness Worker
University of Ottawa Francophone Psychiatry Provides peer counselling, advocacy, referrals,
Program. Also available in telepsychiatry liaison, assists in filling out forms, individual and
consultation family work.
■Employee and Family Assistance Program
(EFAP): counselling and therapy to children, Aboriginal Healthy Babies Healthy Children
youth and families Program
■Addiction services to youth and adults ■ Services to moms and children 0-6, home
■Public education regarding mental health and visits, support, referrals, advocacy, etc.
the prevention of mental illness in the Emphasizes Aboriginal approaches to
community programming.
■Turning Point receives referrals from ■ Program Components:
physicians, social services and self-referrals - Preparing for parenting and care giving
6- Prenatal Support Child Care Resources
- Postpartum Support 662 Falconbridge Road
- Assessing strengths and identifying needs Sudbury, ON P3A 4S4
Phone: 705-525-0055
Aboriginal Family Support Worker Fax: 705-525-0068
Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 4:30 Executive Director: Lois Mahon
Provide support to children 0-6 and their Web: www.childcare.on.ca
families through provision of holistic, healing
and prevention services. Director of Central Services: Lynne Philion
Work in collaboration with other health and Phone: 705-525-0055
social services programs, partnering and sitting Toll Free: 1-877-996-1599
on committees. Fax: 705-525-0068
Web: www.childcare.on.ca
Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services Services available in English French
■ See page 5
This organization supports children, parents,
child care staff and child care board of directors
Chapleau Cree First Nation in the Sudbury-Manitoulin riding. The services
Fox Lake Reserve include:
P.O Box 400 ■ Child Care information
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 ■Training for childcare boards
Phone: 705-864-0784 ■Support for integration of children with special
Fax: 705-864-1760 needs
Contact: Colette Fournier ■ Ontario Early Years Centre
Email : reception@chapleaucree.ca ■ Preschool Autism Program
■ Special Needs Resourcing
Hours of operation: ■ Residential Program
Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 5:00 ■ School Support Program
■A specialty trained team of professionals work
Computer access with children, parents and child care centers
Monday –Wednesday from 8:30 to 4:30 and community agencies to assist with the
successful integration of all children into child
Services available in English French care programs.
■Referrals are accepted from parents,
■ The Community Access Program is a community agencies and physicians.
government funded initiative, providing free
public computer and Internet access and
training. Child Find Ontario
■ Education membership. 440A Brittania Road E
Mississauga, ON L4Z 1X9
Phone: (905) 712-3463
Fax: (905) 712-3462
Toll Free: 1-800-387-7962
(for sighting or case information)
7Toll Free: 1-800-KID-TIPS (543-8477) ■ The Children’s Community Network (CCN) is
(For all other inquiries) an agency funded by the Ministry of Children
Executive Director: John Durant and Youth Services (MCYS), CCN provides:
Email: mail@childfindontario.ca - Coordination information
Web: www.ontario.childfind.ca - Single point of access for children and families
in the Sudbury and Manitoulin
Services available in English French Districts who use services funded by the
Ministry of Children and Youth Services.
■Child Find Ontario gives hope and support to - Service coordination for children with complex
families by helping them protect their children needs who require multiple services.
and find them if they go missing. - Case resolution service for children whose
■Child Find works closely with law enforcement needs are not being adequately met by the local
agencies, social service agencies, lawyers and system of children’s services.
corporate partners ■ CCN serves as the central point for
on behalf of missing children and their families. information about programs and service offered
■Child Find Ontario has been endorsed by the by Ministry of Children and Youth Services
Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police and is (MCYS) funded children’s services and other
recognized by the RCMP/National Missing programs for children and families available in
Children Services. the communities.
■The following services are provided free of ■ CCN is the central access (intake) point for
charge by Child Find Ontario: search and most of the services and programs for children
Recovery Programs such as ongoing and families in the Sudbury and Manitoulin
communication and support provided to the Districts.
families, qualified case managers who assist - Infant Development Program
investigating officers and families, national, - Children’s Treatment Centre services
confidential toll free line 24 hours a day, 7 days - Resource Consultant
a week and so on. - Children Mental Health 0-18 years old
■ Education and Prevention Programs such as - Respite Services
KidCheck Finger Printing and Safety information - Triple-P Level “access to parenting program”
Clinics, Safety Information Program and many
others.
Children’s Mobile Crisis Program
700 Paris Street
Children’s Community Network (CCN) Sudbury, ON P3E 3B5
18 Birch Street E Phone: 705-675-4760
P.O. Box 728 Fax : 705-675-4721
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Toll Free: 1-800-841-1101
Phone: 705-864-0860 Ext 222 Hours of operation:
Toll Free: 1-877-272-4336 24 Hours/Day and 7 Days a week
Fax : 705-864-0488
Contact: Doriane Jones Services available in English French
Email : djones@ccnsudbury.on.ca ■The Children’s Mobile Crisis Program is a
community based service provided in
Services available in English French partnership by the Child & Family Centre and
the Hôpital régional de Sudbury Regional
Hospital, crisis intervention program.
8■ The children’s Mobile Crisis Program is a 24 nurseries or community agencies, providing it is
hour/ 7 days a week crisis service for children made with the prior knowledge of the family.
and youth under age 18years. ■ Triple-P Level 3 Primary Care Stepping Stones
Infant & Child Development Program
Kids Help Phone
41 Ramsey Lake Road
Toll Free : 1-800-668-6868 (Kids)
Sudbury, ON P3E 5J1
Toll Free : 1-800-603-9100 (Parents)
Phone: 705-523-7156
Web: www.kidshelpphone.ca/en
Fax: 705-523-7156
Supervisor: Pierrette Lefebvre
Email: plefebvre@hrsrh.on.ca Services available in English French
18 Birch Street East ■We’re Canada’s only toll-free 24-hours,
P.O. Box 728 bilingual and anonymous phone counselling,
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 referral and internet service for children and
Contact: Mindy Maxwell youth (as well as parents). Every day,
Phone: 705-864-0860 Ext 226 professional counsellors provide immediate,
Fax: 705-864-0488 caring support to young people in urban and
rural communities across the country.
Email: mmaxwell@childandfamilycentre.on.ca
■The service is completely anonymous and
confidential – we don’t trace calls, we don’t use
Services available in English French
call display. You don’t even have to tell us your
name if you don’t want to.
■ Infant & Child development provides early
■Calling Kids Help Phone or posting an online
intervention for children newborn to age 5 who
question is free for young people across
have a developmental delay or who are at risk
Canada.
for delayed development.
■ This program is funded by the Ministry of
Children and Youth Services and administered
by the Hôpital régional de Sudbury Regional Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services
Hospital. THERE IS NO COST FOR THE SERVICE 119 Pine Street S, Suite 210
TO PARENTS. Timmins, ON P4N 2K3
■ Services are provided within the home and
include: Phone: 705-268-9033
■ Evaluating the child’s development and family Fax: 705-268-9272
needs; Toll Free: 1-800-461-1293
■ Setting goals and introducing activities to
encourage the development of the child’s Services available in
physical, social, and intellectual skills; English Cree French
■ Supporting the family and providing guidance
regarding child development and parenting ■ Kunuwanimano’s objective is to enhance and
skills; strengthen the well being of children and
■ Assisting the families in accessing community families by providing the following services in a
services. manner that recognizes their culture and
Other: traditions:
■ Referrals can come from any source; parent, -Liaising with other agencies to enhance current
physician, public health nurse, neonatal services.
9-Providing guidance, advocacy, counselling and Services available in English French
support as requested as well as
-Providing appropriate services to children and ■ This is a family service for members of
families that recognize their culture. Brunswick House. It is geared to children 0 to 6
-Promoting awareness on issues related to Child years of age. Program involves crafts, snacks,
Welfare and to advocate on behalf of our songs and stories. This is an Interactive program
people. for parents and children together.
-Assisting individuals who request support with
repatriation issues.
-Increase the number of aboriginal foster
homes to accommodate the needs of children.
ADOPTION
-Obtain society status as defined in the Child &
Family Services Act. Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services
■ Family Support Worker Program is offered to ■See page 5
the majority of our catchment communities.
The main focus is to strengthen the family unit.
It is believed that by addressing the social, Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services
cultural, educational and recreational needs of ■See page 9
our children and their families, then the health
and well being of our communities will be
enhanced through: The Children’s Aid Society of the Districts
-Counselling of Sudbury and Manitoulin
-Advocacy and Referrals ■ See page 5
-Workshops / Education on various issues
-Cultural Awareness Activities
-Parenting Programs (specialized course in
Native Positive Parenting, 1-2-3 Magic etc.) AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
-“I am Special” Sexual Abuse Prevention
Program Chapleau Child Care Centre de Garde
d’Enfants
■ See page 11
The Children’s Aid Society of the Districts
of Sudbury and Manitoulin
■See page 5
Manitoulin-Sudbury District Services Board
(MSDSB)
■ See page 12
The Family Centre – Brunswick House
P.O. Box 1178
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-1494 or 0174 CHILD CARE
Fax: 705-864-1960
Chapleau Best Start Hub (Toy Library)
Hours of Operation: (Sudbury North Best Start Hub)
Monday – Thursday 28 Golf Course Road
From 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. P.O. Box 969
and 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
10Supervisor: Trish Hamill Phone: 705-864-1886
Phone: 705-864-1886 Fax: 705-864-1819
Fax: 705-864-1819 Email: gingerf@bellnet.ca
Email: thamill5@bellnet.ca
Services available in English French
Hours of Operation:
Monday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3:30 p.m. Main Site
Tuesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3:30 p.m., 28 Golf Course Road
Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3:30 p.m. Services available in English
6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
Thursday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., 1 to 3:30 p.m., Hours/Days of operation:
Friday 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Monday to Friday
Closed Friday afternoons From 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. 1 to 3 p.m.
Licensed Child Care Programs:
■Infant Child Care Program
Services available in English French (for infants from birth to 18 months of age)
■Toddler Child Care Program
■The Best Start Program : The Best Start is (for toddlers from 18 to 30 months of age)
about organizing resources across a community ■Preschool Child Care Program
so that young children are offered the (for preschoolers from 31 months to 5 years of
opportunity for healthy development and the age)
Best Start in life. ■School Age Program
■ The Chapleau Best Start Hub is committed to (For children from 6 to 12 years of age- this
supporting families in its community. Our goal is program operates before and after school
to enhance families’ strengths, promote healthy during the school year and on a full day basis for
development, respect diversity and further P.D Days, March Break and summer months.)
community development.
■ Programs and Services offered by the Satellite Site
Chapleau Best Start Hub : 14 Strathcona Street
Phone: 705-864-1884
-Daily drop in service Fax: 705-864-1806
-Parenting workshops Contact main site for registration purposes
-School based programs
-Early learning programs Services available in French
-Community events
-Outreach services Hours/Days of operation:
-Resource Room Monday to Friday
-Referrals to specialized services From 7:30a.m. to 5:30p.m.
Chapleau Child Care Centre de Garde Licensed Child Care Programs:
d’Enfants ■Toddler Child Care Program
Head Office (for toddlers from 18 to 30 months of age)
P.O Box 969 ■ Preschool Child Care Program
28 Golf Course Road (for preschoolers from 31 months to 5 years of
Chapleau, Ontario P0M 1K0 age)
11■ School age Program ■Healthy Communities Fund – If you are a low
(for children from 6 to 12 years of age – this income individual threatened by homelessness,
program operates before and after school you can apply to the MSDSB to help you retain
during the school year and on a full day for P.D your current accommodation or assist you in
days, March Break and summer months). moving off the streets into emergency or
permanent housing.
■Resource Centre – use of the internet, fax
Child Care Resources machine and photocopier, updated job boards
■See page 7 for Northern Ontario, use of phone for job
searching, resources and information available
on other agencies in our area.
Manitoulin-Sudbury District Services Board
(MSDSB)
Satellite Office COUNSELLING
34 Birch Street (Side entrance)
P.O. Box 1299 Child & Family Centre
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Main Office
Tel: 705-864-0430 62 Frood Road, Suite 100
Toll Free: (877) 245-5595 Sudbury, ON P3C 4Z3
Fax: 1-866-397-3334
Web: www.msdsb.net Phone: 705-525-1008
Fax: 705-222-6082
Case Manager: Tara O’Hearn-St.Amand Website : www.childandfamilycentre.on.ca
Email: tara.ohearn-stamand@msdsb.net
Intake Worker: Nicole Daigle-Hamilton Chapleau Site
Email: nicole.daigle-hamilton@msdsb.net 18 Birch Street
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Hours of Operation: Phone: 705-864-0860
Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30pm, Fax: 705-864-0488
closed for lunch from 12:00 to 1:00p.m. Website : www.childandfamilycentre.on.ca
Services available in English French Services available in
English French
■Ontario Works – providing the help needed
with employment and financial assistance while ■ Our vision to have healthy children and
you take the steps necessary to get a job. families in a responsive, culturally sensitive and
■Children’s Services – provides subsidies to caring community.
parents in need who are working or engaged in ■ Our mission is to provide and advocate for a
a training or employment activity or for children continuum of mental health services for
with a demonstrated special need. children and their families with a focus on
■Recreation Bursaries – provide recreation treatment, prevention and promotion.
subsidies for children from low-income families ■ Provides assistance to children and families
to participate in activities such as sports, school who are faced with social, emotional, or
activities and clubs. behavioural struggles they cannot resolve
■Social Housing – Providing clean, safe and themselves.
affordable housing to residents requiring rent
subsidized housing.
12■ Services offered in English, French & Native,
cultural context, other languages are provided Local contact: Doriane Jones
with support of interpreters. Phone: 705-864-0860, extension 222
■Recognize that every situation is special and all
of our programs and services are designed to Services available in English French
respond to the expectations of our clients while
respecting their culture and language. ■The following therapies are offered by
■Counselling staff work directly with child and l’Hôpital régional de Sudbury Regional
families, encouraging their active participation Hospital’s Children’s Treatment Centre:
in making decisions about the services they will occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech,
receive. language therapy, social work, Assistive
■To access the Children’s Mobile Crisis Program Communication Clinic and Seating Clinic.
call HRSRH Crisis Intervention program at 1-800- ■The Occupational therapist assesses a child’s
841-1101. level of function and independence in the
►To access all other Child and Family Centre following areas:
Programs (listed below), parents and children -Fine motor skills (use of hands and arms)
over 12 years can call the Children’s -Visual-perceptual skills
Community -Printing and cursive writing
Network at 705-864-0860 -Play skills
■Offers many programs and services including: -Cognitive skills
-Child and Family Intervention -Sensory integration
-Children’s Mobile Crisis Program -Self-care skills: dressing, bathing, feeding,
-Early Years Mental Health 0-6 toileting)
-Intensive Child and Family Intervention ■Special adapted equipment, treatment
-Triple-P Level 3 Primary Care programs and splints may be recommended as
- Case management required.
■The physiotherapist assesses the child’s gross
motor and mobility skills. Movements of
Turning Point Décisif individual joints and muscles, as well as overall
■ See page 6 movement patterns are observed including
balance, strength and coordination. Equipment
needs, that may optimize function, are
addressed as appropriate.
DEVELOPMENTAL AND PHYSICAL ■The speech language pathologist assesses and
DISABILITIES SERVICES treats communication and swallowing. This may
include speech sound production, voice,
Children’s Community Network (CCN) stuttering, language and augmentative
■ See page 8 communication
■The assistive Communication Clinic assesses
children who need alternative methods of
communication such as a communication book
and / or voice output device to supplement
Children’s Treatment Centre their speech. The clinic team also assesses
41 Ramsey Lake Road children who need a word processor (i.e.
Sudbury, ON P3E 5J1 computer system), adaptive hardware and /or
Phone: 705-560-8000 software to support their written output.
Fax: 705-560-4273
Website: www.hrsrh.on.ca
13Healthy Babies, Healthy Children - provide extra support and encouragement
Contact: Tawnya Parry RN during difficult times
Phone: 705-864-1610 - put you in touch with other community
Email: parryt@sdhu.com agencies that can help you
■How Do I sign up?
Contact: Tawnya Parry RN - Call your local office of the Sudbury & District
Téléphone : 705-864-1610 Health Unit. (705)864-1610
Courriel : parryt@sdhu.com
Services available in English French Infant and Child Development Program
■ See page 9
■What is the Healthy Babies, Healthy Children
Program?
- It is a home visiting program for pregnant Learning Disabilities Association of
women and parents of children under six years
Sudbury
of age.
P.O. Box 21038, Plaza 69
- The visits are done in your home or where you
Sudbury, ON P3E 6G6
feel comfortable.
- You can begin and end the program at any
Phone: 705-522-0100
time.
Fax: 705-522-2289
- The program is free and completely
Email: info@ldasudbury.ca
confidential.
Web: www.ldasudbury.ca
- A referral is not required.
■What does this program do?
Hours of Operation:
- Provides parents with advice and support
Monday to Thursday from 9:00 to 5:00
about pregnancy and parenting.
(Will see parents anytime at their convenience)
- Helps parents provide young children with a
healthy start in life.
Services available in
- Links families with helpful support services in
English French (limited)
the community.
■ How does it work?
■ One-on-one support to parents, guardians of
- A public health nurse and family home visitor
students with LD to assist them in “navigating”
work closely to meet your need. A public health
the educational system and in developing
nurse will:
advocacy skills.
- answer your pregnancy or parenting questions
■ Personalized information and support to
- put you in touch with community resources
individuals with learning disabilities.
- work with a family home visitor to identify
■ Resource library of LD “kids” for parents and
what you want to learn
teachers, literature and advocacy supports
- monitor your child for healthy growth and
available from our office.
development
■ Advice on assistive technology available to
- offer breastfeeding support
individuals with LD.
■A family home visitor is an experienced parent
■ Extensive and current collection of books and
who will:
videos on learning disabilities offered in
- answer your questions about pregnancy and
partnership with the Greater Sudbury Public
caring for children
Library – check out the “Learning Disability
- give you tips on parenting and your child’s
Section” at the MacKenzie Street. This lab has
development
two computers loaded with the latest assistive
14technology software to assist individuals with Developmental Services
learning disabilities. These computers will ■Seniors’ Apartment Complex – Cedar Grove
operate Kurzweil Read and Scan, Dragon ■Foleyet Nursing Station
Naturally Speaking and Inspiration Software. ■Well Women’s Clinics
■Information workshops, presentation and our
“Speaker Series” with special guests who
provide informative and interesting dialogues.
FOOD, NUTRITION AND CLOTHING
■Quarterly newsletter “ Working Together for
Rising Stars” and information bulletins.
Chapleau Best Start Hub
■Representation on School Board Special
■See Page 10
Education Advisory Committees (SEAC) for
Chapleau.
■Will send out information packages, have
phone consultations, and direct clients to Meals of Hope
accessible resources through the library systems Chapleau Pentecostal Church
or internet. P.O. Box 1147
■Clients may attend our office as well. Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Contact: Pastor Dan Lee
Phone: 705-864-0828
Services de santé de Chapleau Health
Services
Services available in English
6 Broomhead Road
P.O. Box 757 Information available French
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-1520 ■ Every third Monday of each month from
Fax: 705-864-0449 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. a hearty lunch meal will
Emergency: 911 be served at the Chapleau Pentecostal Church.
■ A food bank and clothing will be available to
help where there is a need.
Services available in English French
■ These meals; clothes and take home groceries
are intended for any family or individuals in the
■24 Emergency Department
community that could use a helping hand.
■24 Hour Diagnostic Imaging Services
■ There is absolutely no obligation except to
■24 Hour Laboratory Services
enjoy and be blessed.
■Oncology Clinic (Chemotherapy treatments)
■ Please be aware that there is French
■Telemedicine
information available but the program itself is
■Visiting Pediatrics Specialty Clinics
conducted in English.
■Visiting Audiology Specialty Clinics
■Nutrition Counselling and Diabetes Education
■Physiotherapy Services (Wednesdays)
■Occupational Therapy (Position Vacant) St-John’s Second Hand Store
■Foot Care Clinic 6 Pine Street
■Bignucolo Residence – Long-Term Care Facility Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
■Turning Point – Mental Health Clinic
■Community Services, i.e. Meals on Wheels, Contact: Verna Serre/ Goldie Morris
Friendly
Visiting, Home Support, Life Line Hours of Operation:
■Supported Independent Living Program – Wednesday, Thursday & Friday
15From 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. ■11:30 a.m. morning worship (family oriented)*
and 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Children’s Program ages 1-7
■Wednesday – 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Family
Services available in English French night
■ Ages 1-13 * Friends of Jesus” Program
■Children’s second hand clothing (infancy to ■ Ages 14 + bible study
adult). ■Christian Library Books and Videos
■Some equipment: high chairs, baby baths, ■Vacation Bible School First Full week in August
toys. (runs Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m. to
■ Furniture, books, appliances, etc. 12:00 p.m.
■Radio Station 92.7 (CHIM)
■ Please be aware that there is French
information available but the programs
RESOURCES FOR PARENTS
themselves are conducted in English.
Chapleau Best Start Hub
■See Page 10
Community Bible Chapel
117 King Street
P.O. Box 877
Chapleau Child Care Center de Garde Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
d’Enfants
■See Page 11 Contact: Al Tremblay & Jean Guy Belair
Phone: 705-864-0470 (Al Tremblay)
705-864-9080 (Jean Guy Belair)
FormationPLUS
■See Page 20 Services available in English
Information available French
■ Family Bible hour at 11:00 a.m. on Sundays.
■ Boys Club held at the Chapleau Public School
from the first Monday after Thanksgiving until
CHURCHES the end of March – Grades 4-7 at 6:30 p.m. on
AND FAITH GROUPS Mondays,
Grade 8 and up at 8:00 p.m. on Mondays.
■ Girls Club held at the Community Bible
Chapel - Monday from the first Monday after
Chapleau Pentecostal Church Thanksgiving until the end of March. Hours
9 Elm Street from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
P.O. box 1147 ■Youth Group
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Contact: Pastor Dan Lee
Phone: 705-864-0828
KINGDOM Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Hours of Operation: See Services 106 Queen Street S
P.O. Box 951
Services available in English Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Information available French 705-864-1612
16Elders: ■Besides sacramental and pastoral services, we
Robin Frazer, George Degram, Tim Holmes also provide help in meeting with other needs
Email – rmfrazer@sympatico.ca such as:
■Emergency Food Donations (non-perishable)
Hours of Operation – See Services contact either the rectory at 705-864-0747 or
Gloria Demers at 705-864-2818.
Services available in English French ■Financial Aid to children needing medical care
in or out of town in form of travel funds.
■Admission Free- No Collection Taken ■At Christmas time, boxes of groceries and toys
■Sunday at 10:00 a.m. – Public Talk delivered to needy families (confidential
10:35am – Study of the Bible with the use of the service).
Watchtower
■Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. – Book Study
■Thursday at 7:00 p.m. – Theocratic Ministry St.John’s Anglican Church
School 4 Pine Street W
- Service Meeting Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
A Bible Study can be arranged at a time and Contact: Goldie Morris
place convenient for you. Most study in the Phone: 705-864-1604
privacy of their own home. Some even study
over the telephone. The Study Program is a Hours of operation: See Services
private arrangement tailored to your personal Services available in English
circumstances, including your level of
Information available French
knowledge and education. A Bible Study is
offered free of Charge to people of all religions, ■ Sunday Service at 10:30 a.m.
and to those who practice no religion, but are ■ Monthly Holy Eucharist
sincerely interested in increasing their
knowledge of God’s Word.
Trinity United Church
Beech Street E
Sacred Heart Catholic Church P.O. Box 786
21 Lansdowne Street N Chapleau, ON P0M1K0
P.O. Box 490
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Minister: Anna Chikoski
Phone: 705-864-8033 / 864-1221
Parish Priest: Sébastien Groleau Email: spirituc@onlink.net
Phone: 705-864-0747 Web site: www.angelfire.com/on/trinityuc
Fax: 705-864-2204 Hours of Operation: See Services
Email: sacre-coeur@live.ca
Hours of Operation:
Services available in English French
Pastoral services are 24/7 (includes sacrament
of the sick, funerals, marriages, baptisms, etc.)
■Sunday School is held on Sundays at 11:00
Office hours: a.m.
Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ■Youth activities: movie night, sleepovers,
Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. outdoor activities, get-togethers, as we plan
them.
Services available in English French
17Wildwood Bible Camp Chapleau Minor Hockey
Mailing Adress :
50 Watson Lane Hockey for boys and girls
RR#3 Utterson, ON P0B 1M0 Ages 3-18
Contact: Michel Sylvestre
Mailing Adress: Summer Phone: 705-864-2791
Box 877, Chapleau,ON P0M 1K0
Phone: Chapleau Ski Club
September to June 21- 705-385-1819
June 21- August 30 – 705-864-0161 274 Martel Road
Located 35 Km west of Chapleau Contact: Raymond Portelance
on Highway 101 West Phone: 705-864-0707
Website: www.wwbc.ca
Services available in English Chapleau Soccer League
Information available French Contact : Natalie Tessier
Phone: 705-864-1333
■A non-profit, non-denominational camp for
children between the ages of 7 and 15.
■Facilities include: a waterfront with a slide,
Ontario Women’s Hockey Association
diving tower, diving board, canoes, sailboats,
paddle boats.
Hockey for girls
■Ball diamond, basketball courts, horseshoes,
Ages: 9-18
sauna, craft shop and more.
Contact: Marianne Leach
■Youth camp ages 16+
Phone: 705-864-1106
■Family camp
CLUBS EDUCATION /
LITERACY
Chapleau Figure Skating Club
Canskate – begins at age 3 Chapleau Best Start Hub
Contact: Ann Morin ■See Page 10
Phone: 705-864-1764
Chapleau High School
Chapleau Gymnastics Club 20 Teak Street, P.O. Box 880
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Contact: Gail Bignucolo
Phone: 705-864-2124 Principal: Ross Hryhorchuk
Phone: 705-864-1452
Fax: 705-864-2367
18Hours of operation: ■English public elementary school for
Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. kindergarten through grade 8
■Extra-Curricular activities include: volley ball,
Services available in English soccer, free throw, jump rope for heart, track
Information available French and field, carnival, skating, nature club, visits to
toy library, Breakfast for Learning.
■ English public high school for grade 9 through
grade 12
■ Extra-Curricular activities include: badminton, École Sacré-Cœur
soccer, basketball, volleyball, a yearly play, a 14 Strathcona Street
running club, a fitness club, and student council. Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Principal: Rosanne Turcotte
Chapleau Learning Centre Phone: 705-864-+0281
24 Pine Street Fax: 705-864-2595
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Email: scc@nouvelon.ca
Program Manager: Marilyne Doyle
Phone: 705-864-2323 Hours of Operation:
Email: clearn@adsb.on.ca Monday to Friday from 8:50 a.m. - 3:10 p.m.
Hours of Operation: Services available in French
Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Information available English
Services available in English French ■French catholic elementary school for
kindergarten through grade 6
■Literacy and Basic Skills ■Extra-Curricular activities include: volley ball,
■Academic and Career Entrance – Grade 12 soccer, free throw, and jump rope for heart,
Equivalency with Northern College. track and field, carnival, skating, skiing, weekly
pizza day, daily milk program, Christmas lunch,
family barbecue in June, and more.
Chapleau Public School
24 Pine Street
P.O. Box 700 École secondaire catholique Trillium
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 9 Broomhead Road
P.O. Box 220
Principal: Lorrie Morley Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-1170
Fax: 705-864-1606 Principal: Stéphane Picard
Email: morleyl@adsb.on.ca Phone: 705-864-1211
Fax: 705-864-1006
Hours of Operation: Email: stepane.picard@nouvelon.ca
Monday – Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 11:55 a.m.
and 12:45 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday
Services available in English From 8:45 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Information available French
19Services available in French Our Lady of Fatima School
Information available English 14 Strathcona Street
P.O. Box 310
■English catholic high school for grade 7 Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
through grade 12
■Extra-Curricular activities include: soccer, Principal: Maria Salazar
badminton, basketball, volleyball, hockey, Phone: 705-864-1081
theatre group, improvisation comedy, year Fax: 705-864-0376
book club, student council, and school dances. Email: maria.salazar@hsdcsb.on.ca
Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday
From 8:50 a.m. to 3:10 p.m.
FormationPLUS
69 Birch Street E
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Services available in English
Information available French
Coordinator: Lilianne St-Martin
Phone: 705-864-2763 ■English catholic elementary school for
Fax: 705-864-2822 kindergarten through grade 8
Email: formationplus@bellnet.ca ■ Extra-Curricular Activities include: basketball,
Web: www.quatrain.org/fr/fplus volleyball, hot dog days, jump rope for heart,
barbecues, bake sales, special draws, weekly
Hours of operation: pizza day, rock-a-thon, carnival activities,
Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Christmas concert, talent show, and
Thanksgiving meal & breakfast for all kids.
■ Reading circle and homework club. This
program is offered to students in 3rd to 6th grade
of Sacred Heart School. The goal is to foster
reading and give support for homework. This FIRST NATIONS
program is offered in the month of October till
the end of April.
■ Site for Librairie du Centre. We sell books,
games and software in French. The mini-library Aboriginal Peoples Alliance of Northern
is open all year. Ontario (APANO)
■ Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) and Access / ■See Page 6
Careers / Education (ACE) Programs are usually
offered to people aged 19 years or more, but Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services
with the consent of local high school, we can ■See Page 5
help young people aged between 16 and 19
years. These programs offer courses in French,
Chapleau Cree First Nation
Math, computers, science (biology, physics and
■See Page 7
chemistry), and preparation for employment.
This program is offered from September-June.
Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services
■See page 9
The Family Centre – Brunswick House
■See page 10
20Hours of Operation
■Monday to Friday
HEALTH / HEALTH AND From 9: 30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 to 4 p.m.
SAFETY AGENCIES
Services available in : English French
We use a patient-centered approach to primary
PHYSICIANS AND DENTIST health care that brings together doctors, nurses,
nurse practitioners, dieticians, social workers
Dr. Jim Shearer and other health-care professionals to
Chapleau Dental Clinic coordinate the highest possible quality of care
2 Broomhead Road for patients – when they need it, as close to
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 home as possible.
Phone: 705-864-1808 For every young patient who comes through our
Fax: 705-864-2008 doors, we are committed to offering
Receptionist: Nikky Bouvier compassionate, expert care. That means paying
attention to a child’s physical, mental, and
Hours of Operation: emotional health and being there for families
Please call to make appointment. Hours do vary. when it comes to questions or concerns you
may have.
Services available in English French
■Routine checkups and well-child care,
■ General Dental Treatment including immunizations
■ Referrals if specialized care is needed ■School, sports and camp physicals and forms
■Newborn care
■Diagnosis and treatment of acute (sudden)
illnesses and injuries
Dr. John Taylor ■Treatment of chronic and recurrent health
93 Monk Street conditions
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 ■Treatment and care of injuries
Phone: 705-864-1393 ■Referrals to specialists and other health care
Fax: 705-864-2722 providers
■Care coordination to maximize community
Services available in English French resources and provide support to families
■Nutrition counselling
Services de santé de Chapleau Health
Services HOSPITALS/ MEDICAL CLINICS
■See Page 15
Chapleau Cree First Nation – Health Centre
Fox Lake Reserve
The Chapleau and District Family Health P.O. Box 400
Team Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
2 Broomhead Road Phone: 705-864-0200
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Fax: 705-864-0206
Phone: 705-864-0210 Email: peggydomingue@knet.ca
Fax: 705-864-0149
21Hours of operation : ■ The Chapleau Diabetes Program is designed
Winter : Mon. – Frid. from 8 :30a.m. – 4:30 p.m. to help educate parents and families about
Summer: Monday – Thursday from 8:00 a.m. – diabetes and the risk factors for developing
5:00 p.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Type 2 Diabetes.
Services available in English ■ The program offers individual or family
appointments for healthy eating, menu
■ Homecare planning, physical activity, and diabetes
■ Homemaking prevention and risk screening.
■ Home Maintenance ■ Both Dietitian and Nurse are also available for
■ Transportation group education sessions in the schools, with
■ Diners Club sports teams or local community groups. Group
■ Meals on Moccasins (MOW) topics include healthy eating for diabetes
■ Healthy Babies Healthy Children prevention, menu planning, signs and
■ FASD Programming symptoms of diabetes.
■ Traditional Healers/ Ceremony ■ Services also include blood sugar and blood
■ After School Activities pressure checks.
■ Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative ■Drop-in clients accepted without
■ Maternal Child Health appointments every Wednesday afternoon
■ Early Childhood Development from 1-2 or after school if needed.
■ Senior Activities
■ Youth Activities
Registered Dietitian Services
P.O. Box 757
Chapleau Diabetes Education Program 2 Broomhead Road
P.O. Box 757 Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
2 Broomhead Road
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 Contacts:
Robin Greer, Registered dietitian
Contacts: Phone: 705-864-0210 ext. 24
Robin Greer, Registered Dietitian E-mail: rgreer@sschs.ca
Phone: 705-864-0210 ext. 24 Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30-12:00 pm
E-mail: rgreer@sschs.ca Wednesday 8:30-4:30 pm
Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30-12:00 pm Thursday 1:00-4:30 pm
Wednesday 8:30-4:30 pm
Thursday 1:00-4:30 pm For individual appointments, call:
705- 864-0210
Krista Frederiksen, Registered Nurse Self-referrals accepted.
Phone: 705-864-0210 ext. 25
E-mail: kfrederiksen@sschs.ca Services available in English French
Office Hours: Tuesday 8:30-4:30 pm
Wednesday 8:30-4:30 pm ■ The registered dietitian is available to help
individual children, teenagers or families
For individual appointments, call: develop healthy eating plans, work on menu
705-864-0210 planning, and weight management. Group
Self-referrals accepted. sessions are also available upon request.
■ The registered dietitian can help educate you
Services available in English French about a special diet that you may need to follow
22for health reasons such as: a low-fat diet, a ■ Car seat clinics
renal diet, a high fibre diet, a low salt diet and ■School health promotion
many more.
■ The registered dietitian offers group Contact:
education sessions in the schools, with sports Nathalie Barsalou, public health inspector
teams or local community groups. Group topics Environmental Health Division
include healthy eating for weight management, Email: barsaloun@sdhu.com
menu planning, and menu planning on a
budget, label reading and many more.
Telehealth Ontario
Toll Free : 1-866-797-0000
Services de santé de Chapleau Health
Services Services available in English French
■See Page 15
■ Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential
telephone service you can call to get health
Sudbury & District Health Unit advice or general health information from a
101 Pine Street, Registered Nurse.
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0 ■ That means quick, easy access to a qualified
Phone: 705-864-1610 health professional, who can assess your
Fax: 705-864-0820 symptoms and help you decide your best first
Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday step.
From 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ■ We can help you decide whether to care for
Closed for Lunch from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. yourself, make an appointment with your
doctor, go to a clinic, contact a community
service or go to a hospital emergency room.
Services available in English French
Contact: Tawnya Parry, RN
Clinical Services and Health Promotion Divisions The Chapleau and District Family Health
E-mail: parryt@sdhu.com Team
■See Page 21
■HBHC Program – birth, prenatal and postnatal
counselling
■Breastfeeding education
■Vaccine information / immunization clinics
HOUSING SERVICES
■Travel vaccines / counselling
■Family health: parenting and prenatal classes AND EMERGENCY
■Nutrition and physical activity education SHELTERS
■Early detection of cancer education
■Workplace wellness information /education
CHADWIC Home
Contact: Rachel Martel, PHN ■See Page 5
Environmental Health and Health Promotion
Divisions
E-mail: martelr@sdhu.com
■Injury prevention Kunuwanimano Child and Family Services
■Tobacco and substances prevention ■See Page 9
23Manitoulin-Sudbury District Services Board
■See Page 11
The Children’s Aid Society
■See Page 5
RECREATION
Chapleau Recreation Centre
(Moore Arena)
1 Maple Street W
Chapleau, ON P0M 1K0
Phone: 705-864-0154
Contact: Kevin Morris
Hours of Operation :
Winter:
Sunday to Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to midnight
Summer:
Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Call for booking on Saturday & Sunday
Services available in English French
■Curling and ice pads
■Community Hall
■Curling lounge area
Clubs
■See Page 18
24ONLINE SUPPORT
APPUI EN LIGNE
(English / Français)
About Kids Health ■Our Vision: Acceptance and opportunities for
all individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders.
www.aboutkidshealth.ca ■Our Mission: To ensure that each individual
with ASD is provided the means to achieve
Website in English Site Web en français quality of life as a respected member of society.
■ Trusted answers from the Hospital for Sick ■Our 6 Key Areas of Focus:
Children. Providing families with reliable -Advocacy and Support
information on topics influencing child health -Research
and family quality of life. -Best Practices
-Government Relations
-Public Awareness
About Parenting: Babies and Toddlers -Governance
http://babyparenting.about.com
■Vision: L'acceptation et des opportunités pour
Website in English Site Web en français tous individus ayant un trouble du spectre
■ Provides information for parents on babies autistique.
and toddlers. ■Mission: Veiller à ce que chaque individu ayant
un TSA reçoive dont il a besoin pour atteindre
une qualité de vie comme membre respecté de
la société.
ADHD ■Objectifs primaires :
www.adhd.ca -Revendication et soutien
-Recherche
Website in English Site Web en français -Meilleures pratiques
■Information, tools and support for parents and -Relations avec les gouvernements
children whose lives are touched by ADHD. -Sensibilisation du public
-Gouvernance
■Renseignements, outils et soutien pour les
parents d’enfants dont les vies sont affectées
par le TDAH. Birth Disorder Information Directory
www.bdid.com
Autism ONTARIO / Autisme Ontario Website in English Site Web en français
www.autismontario.com ■Provides a directory for parents on birth
disorder information.
Services available in English Français
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