FIVE COUNTIES CHILDREN S CENTRE SCOPE OF SERVICES

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Five Counties Children's Centre is dedicated to supporting children and youth with physical, developmental and communication needs and their families. In partnership with families and communities we strive to enrich their independence and quality of life. Our Rehabilitation Team includes health care professionals and support staff. We work closely with the child / youth and family to provide assessment and treatment to meet their individualized goals of the families. We offer Outpatient and Community Based. Outpatient Population Served Settings Days/Hours of Service Frequency of Payer Fees Referral Children aged 0 6 are eligible for this program Outpatient services are provided at the Centre either with one to one or group treatment. Children aged 6 (Grade 1) 19 (graduation) are eligible for this program. The Centre is open Mondays Fridays from 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Some groups or other services may be offered in the evenings and weekends based on the individual needs of the child/ youth and the availability of the employees. Frequency of services is determined following the assessment, in consultation with parents, and documented in the care plan. These services are funded through the Ministry of Children and Youth, the Five Counties Children s Centre Foundation and the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care (Hospital for Sick Children). The Centre s are funded by the government, and the foundation, at no cost to the family. There may be fees for some educational workshops and recreation programs. While government programs provide some financial support for equipment for the child, there may additional costs for the family for which the Centre would provide support in seeking assistance. Families and other professionals (with parent consent) can refer directly for all service, with the exception of the Medical Director for which physician referral is required.

Offered Single Service Stream Inter-disciplinary Stream Single Service Stream Inter-disciplinary Stream Referrals to Other Children may only require one outpatient service. Our single service program offers the following services directly: Occupational therapy Speech and language Infant hearing screen Children may transfer to the interdisciplinary program if they require additional services. When children require more than one service from outpatient services, the service model will be interdisciplinary. interdisciplinary services directly: Medical services Social work Therapeutic recreation Augmentative communication Seating and mobility Specialized clinics Infant hearing/blind low vision program Children may only require one outpatient service. Our single service program offers the following services directly: The Centre will assist families to access other community services to support: Counseling / support services Children may transfer to the interdisciplinary program if they require additional services. When children require more than one service from outpatient services the service model will be interdisciplinary. interdisciplinary services directly: Medical services Social work Therapeutic recreation Augmentative communication Seating and mobility Specialized clinics

Community Based Population Served Settings Children aged 0 6 are eligible for this program Community based services are provided in homes, child care centres, recreational programs and other community programs. Community based services are also provided at school until children enter grade 1. Children aged 6 (Grade 1) 19 (graduation) are eligible for this program. School Health Support are provided in the schools. Therapeutic Recreation supports the inclusion of youth in recreation settings. Resource Teacher Program supports children to age 12 in licensed child care. Days/Hours of Service Community based services are provided Mondays Fridays from 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Some groups or other services may be offered in the evenings and weekends based on the individual needs of the child/ youth and the availability of the employees. School Health Support are provided within the hours of operation of the schools that we serve. These services are provided during the hours required by community recreation programs. Frequency of Frequency of services is determined following the assessment, in consultation with parents and caregivers, and documented in the care plan. The service model including the frequency of services is determined by the Central East and / or South East Community Care Access Centres. The service model including the frequency of services is determined by the care plan. Payer These services are funded through the Ministry of Children and Youth, the Five Counties Children s Centre Foundation, the City of Peterborough and Northumberland County. These services are funded through the Ministry of Health and Long Term Care through a contract with the Central East and South East Community Care Access Centre. These services are funded through the Ministry of Children and Youth and the Five Counties Children s Centre Foundation.

Community Based Fees Referral Offered The Centre s are funded by the government, and the foundation, at no cost to the family. There may be fees for some recreation programs. While government programs provide some financial support for equipment for the child, there may additional costs for the family for which the Centre would provide support in seeking assistance. Families can refer directly for these services. Physicians and other professionals can also refer, with parent consent. Educators can refer to the appropriate Community Care Access Centre for these services. Families can refer directly for these services. Centre therapists also refer, with parent consent. Single Service Stream Inter-disciplinary Stream Single Service Stream Inter-disciplinary Stream Children may receive only one service from the Community Based Program. The following single services are provided directly: Specialized Resource Teachers support child care centres When children require more than one service from the Community Based Program the service model will be interdisciplinary. The Centre provides the following interdisciplinary services directly: ECE Resource Teachers Therapeutic Recreation Social Work Infant Hearing Screen Applied Analysis The School Health Support program does not support an interdisciplinary model of service. services directly: Therapeutic Recreation Resource Teacher Program Applied Analysis

o FIVE COUNTIES CHILDREN S CENTRE Community Based Referrals to Other The Centre will assist families to access other community services to support: Counseling / support services Referrals to other services that the child/ youth and or family require are coordinated through the Community Care Access Centres. The Centre will assist families to access other community services to support: Counseling / support services