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Catholic Social Services offers supported living programs for children and youth aged years with developmental disabilities, mental health diagnoses and acquired brain injuries. The primary focus of the program is to increase the capacity of children and youth to effectively manage social relationships, life skills, school participation and community integration.
This specialized service supports needs that are typically complex for children and youth who present many challenges and may require supervision and support due to unique needs with the goal of developing long-term stabilization. Excel Society supports, houses, and enriches the lives of people with complex mental health needs and disabilities.
Youth are provided with support 24 hours a day and receive support based on their unique needs such as: learning functional communication skills, life skills, addressing behavioural issues, and enhancing reading and writing skills. YWCA Edmonton offers supported living specialized services for children and youth presenting with developmental or complex medical needs within the context of a caregiver model. Ranch Ehrlo Society provides specialized service for parents and their children with the goal of improving family safety, family functioning and child well-being, so families can remain together.
The Family Treatment Program serves the whole family to assist families to safely care for their children and prevent out-of-home placements, or to assist families to reunify after having a child in a protection placement.
Parents and children need to have demonstrated that individual work has been completed prior to acceptance within the family specialized service i. Would you like to be considered to be a provider? You must have experience working with individuals with disabilities, be able to pass background checks, and attend ongoing training. You must have a fully furnished extra bedroom large enough for an adult. And especially, you must be willing to give love and care for a new family member.
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