Community Reach
850 Hartman Dr, Unit 104
Midland, ON L4R 0B6
Tel: 705-528-6999
Fax: 705-528-6990
Email: admin@communityreach.ca
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 |
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| 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
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| 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
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| Languages |
English - Reception, Website, Interpretation, Programs, Publications; French - Reception, Website, Interpretation, Programs, Publications |
| Fees |
None |
Other Details
| Physical Access |
Fully Accessible |
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