Category Archives: respite

🫱🏼‍🫲🏿Community Neighbours Respite Helping Through Neighbours

By Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre

A free three hour workshop that will help you make a difference in your community. Come learn the skills and basic knowledge to help support and care for people in need!

Topics include: terminology, what is respite care, what is burnout and how is it manifested, values/ attitudes/boundaries, caregiver rights and responsibilities, the role and contributions of family in caregiving/caregiving at a distance, nutrition, communication with caregivers and care recipients, grieving, elder abuse, normal & abnormal aging, what the respite caregiver needs to know, and how to help – practical tips

DATE: November 7, 2024
TIME: 1:00-4:00 pm
LOCATION: WOCRC – 2 MacNeil Court.

REGISTRATION: Please register with Angela Lorusso at lorusso@wocrc.ca

🏗️Lego Club

What a great way to spend a Saturday morning – Lego Club!!

LEGO CLUB
SATURDAY MORNING 9:30 – 10:30
Ldao-c invites Lego fans to join them Saturday mornings! A chance to have fun, make friends and learn social skills in a relaxed environment. Located in their new learning centre on Merivale Road, allowing parents to have an hour to shop or relax.
Cost: $125.00. Join the Art Club that follows and save – both for $200.00
Email programs@ldaottawa.com to register.

🍂Tamir’s Fall Programs for Children and Youth

FALL is officially HERE!!! That means that Tamir’s fall programs for children and youth are just around the corner 😀🍂
Their children and youth programs provide kiddos with opportunities for learning and socializing while providing primary caregivers time to recharge on Sundays and weekday evenings 🧡
Click through to check out all of their fall programs on offer, and visit https://www.tamir.ca/childrens-services/ to sign up! And please share with anyone you think might benefit from these amazing programs 🙏

Children’s Autism Respite Funding at SCS

Children’s Autism respite funding is allocated to SCS by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services to support flexible and responsive respite services to autistic children, youth, and their families.

Through the lens of continuous improvement, SCS will be introducing a more efficient and effective process to directly support goal and service planning for the children, youth, and families receiving case management services.

Applications will no longer be required. Access to this limited funding will be reviewed with the assigned case manager through the goal and planning process.

As a waitlist management strategy, autistic individuals who have been deemed eligible for SCS case management services and are on the waitlist for services, will automatically be entered into a funding lottery. No application required.

Funding is not available for children and youth who are not receiving case management services or on the waitlist for services.

For more information, please refer to the brochure here.

You can also find the information on our website here.