Complex
Developmental
Behavioural
Conditions
Complex
Developmental
Behavioural
Conditions
is a term
used to
describe
significant
difficulties
that may
affect
an individual
in multiple
areas of
functioning,
such as
learning
and development,
mental
health
and behaviour,
adaptive
and social
skills.
It also
includes
FASD (Fetal
Alcohol
Spectrum
Disorder),
Complex
Child and
Youth (CCY):
ADHD, ADD,
etc. and
Autism
Spectrum
Disorder
(ASD). More
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Family
Services
The Family
Services
Coordinator
(FSC) supports
families
of children
with special
needs from
36 months
to school
entry.
For many
families,
their first
CDC contact
is with
the FSC.
Visits
are available
in the
Centre,
home or
community. More Info
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Infant
Development
The Infant
Development
Program
(IDP) serves
families
of children
from birth
to 3 years
of age
who have
been identified
with developmental
delays
or are
at risk
for developmental
delays.
The goal
of the
program
is to provide
early intervention
to optimize
children’s
development
and their
participation
in the
community. More
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Integrated
Pre-School
The Child
Development
Centre
has two
classrooms
licensed
by the
Community
Care facilities
Licensing
Program
through
the Ministry
of Health.
There are
Early Childhood
Educators
and Preschool
Support
Workers
in each
classroom. More
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Occupational
Therapy
The role
of the
Occupational
Therapist
(OT) is
to help
develop
skills
in the
areas of
self-care,
productivity
and play.
The OT
works with
children
from birth
to school
entry age More
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Physiotherapy
The main
goal of
the Physiotherapist
is to encourage
development
of gross
motor skills
in children
from birth
to school
entry age. More
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Special
Services
Special
Services
organizes
three different
programs
for children
and youth
from birth
to the
age of
19 years
who meet
the eligibility
criteria.
The services
include Respite
Program—This
program
provides
a break
for families
who are
caring
for children
and youth
with special
needs.
Skills
Enhancement
Program—The
Skills
Program
provides
life
skills
training
for children
with
special
needs.
These
skills
enable
the children
to function
more
independently
in society.K.A.M.P.—(Kids
Are Most
Precious) More
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Speech
Language
Pathology
The Speech-Language
Pathologist
(SLP) at
the CDC
provides
service
for children
from birth
to school
entry age.More
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Supported
Child Development
Program
The Supported
Child Development
Program
(SCDP)
supports
children
to fully
participate
in inclusive
neighbourhood
child care
programs.
Child care
programs
include
licensed
preschool,
group daycare,
family
child care
and school
age care.
SCDP serves
children
from birth
to age
19 who
have a
developmental
delay or
disability
and require
extra support.
A developmental
delay or
disability
may affect
physical,
cognitive,
communicative,
social,
emotional
or behavioural
development. More
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