Catulpa Community Support Services, Barrie Office, FASD Key Services and Support Program

Catulpa Community Support Services

Site: Barrie Office

Service: FASD Key Services and Support Program

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Record #: BAR1775

Last Modified: 12 Dec 2024

Last Full Update: 13 Nov 2024

Location, Telephone & Internet

Toll Free Phone	1-866-377-0286, Children's Treatment Network ACCESS
E-Mail	info@catulpa.on.ca
Website	www.catulpa.on.ca
Social Media
Located In Community	Barrie
Address	Barrie Common Roof 165 Ferris Lane Barrie, ON Canada L4M 2Y1
Intersection	St Vincent St and Cundles Rd E

Contact Information

Mailing Address

Barrie Common Roof
165 Ferris Lane
Barrie
Canada L4M 2Y1

Description & Services

Description (Service)	Key Services and Support Coordinators work in partnership with families, assisting caregivers with FASD education and in navigating relevant resources and linkages to appropriate services Support includes: Developing a flexible support plan, monitoring and updating plan as needed Supporting connections to diagnostic supports Building capacity and identifying strategies with family, services providers, and educators If appropriate, connecting to Coordinated Service Planning Team Helping to create transition plans to adult services Identifying gaps and opportunities for improving supports and awareness for FASD by supporting cross-sectoral planning tables Engaging with different cultural groups Facilitating parent-to-parent connections
Hours	Hours Vary
Areas Served	Simcoe County ; York County
Eligibility	Children and Youth 18 years and under with FASD (or 21 if still in secondary school)
Application	Parents and professionals may call a services navigator at the Children's Treatment Network ACCESS: 1-866-377-0286 for more information about coordination services under the program. Individuals who are involved with a service agency but do not yet have a diagnosis of FASD, assessment can be arranged by speaking with their existing service provider Individuals who are not involved with a service agency should speak with a doctor, community health nurse or community health centre to ask about the FASD assessment process
Languages	English - Reception, Website, Interpretation, Programs, Publications; French - Reception, Website, Interpretation, Programs, Publications
Fees	None

Other Details

Physical Access

Fully Accessible

Agency Overview

Community Reach

850 Hartman Drive, Unit 104
Midland, ON L4R 0B6

(705) 528-6999

www.communityreach.ca/

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