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What We Do

We represent Ontario’s publicly funded child development and rehabilitation sector – the centres that provide leading clinical treatment and support so kids with disabilities and developmental differences and their families can live their best lives. We promote investments, policies and programs based on the best research and thought leadership available. We look for smart, innovative approaches to care at home, in schools and in communities across Ontario.

Our programs foster bold leadership and innovation, explore creative partnerships, and build on the strong foundations that ensure Ontario continues to set the bar for all aspects of child development.

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NEO Kids Logo
Quinte Children’s Treatment Centre Logo
Five Counties Children’s Centre Logo
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Lansdowne Children’s Centre Logo
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Logo of 'Woodview Mental Health and Autism Services'
Logo of 'ErinoakKids Centre for Treatment and Development '
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Hands The Family Help Network Logo
Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority Logo
Pathways Health Centre for Children Logo
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John McGivney Children’s Centre Logo
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Hamilton Health Sciences Logo
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Grandview Kids Logo
THRIVE Logo
Cochrane Temiskaming Children's Treatment Centre Logo

FEATURED MEMBER

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As its name suggests, Resources for Exceptional Children and Youth (RFECY) is driven to support children and youth throughout Durham Region to get connected to the resources, services and supports that they and their families need most. In order to continue building capacity for children and youth with exceptional needs in Durham Region and beyond, RFECY is committed to questioning how they do things and are willing to innovate within their own organization, with their community partners and across sectors. Modernization and collaboration have been central tenets for RFECY over the past year as the agency has undergone tremendous change including the appointment of a new Executive Director, building, and investing in agency programs, services and building capacity for their team members.


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