As a network serving kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs, accessibility is a key focus and priority. We fully support the Ontario Disabilities Act and are dedicated to meeting and advancing standards set by the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA). For more information, please view our: Accessibility Planning Policy (French version here) CTN Compliance with AODA - English or French Committment to Accessibility CTN Accessibility Plan
The network is committed to protecting the personal health information and privacy of the kids, youth and families we serve. We will ask for your consent to record your child’s history, treatment and progress in a shared electronic record so that all network partners and professionals working with your child and family can develop a coordinated single plan of care and work together in a secure and confidential manner. The network’s Information Sharing and Privacy Policy was developed in accordance with the Child and Family Services Act, the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, and the Personal Health Information Protection Act.
As a not-for-profit organization funded by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS), Children’s Treatment Network (CTN) is committed to being fully accountable, compliant and transparent to all our stakeholders regarding reimbursement of business related expenses.
Children's Treatment Network is committed to a child and family-centred approach to planning and delivering services and supports to kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs. A key component of family-centred care is developing a close partnership with families to ensure there are opportunities for families to be actively engaged in their child’s care and in the ongoing development of the Network. The Family Advisory Committee (FAC), consisting of clients, family members and Network professionals, provides advice and guidance on all aspects of the Network including operations and the planning and delivery of services and supports for kids and families. To learn more about the FAC, click here. Family Engagement Policy - English or French Family Engagement Overview - English or French
CTN encourages kids, youth and caregivers to provide feedback about their experiences. We consider ourselves a partner in your service journey and your feedback helps us to better understand your service experience. If you are looking for a quicker response, we encourage you to share your compliments, concerns, questions or suggestions directly with your service provider, or member of your child and family team. If you do not feel comfortable sharing your feedback in this way, or if you have done so and still feel that it hasn’t been addressed, visit the Client and Family Feedback and Complaints Form. Formal Complaint Policy - English or French
As a publicly funded organization, CTN purchases goods and services in accordance with the Ontario Broader Public Sector Procurement Directive and Supply Chain Code of Ethics. Our commitment to procurement practices that are conducted in an open, competitive and transparent environment ensures that the Network, the kids, youth and families we serve and all our stakeholders receive optimal quality and value for money. To read more about our Procurment policy, please click here for English or click here for French.
CTN is committed to protecting and promoting the rights of the people we serve in accordance with the laws of Ontario. Kids, youth and families receiving services and supports from CTN also have responsibilities, so we can work effectively as partners. CTN Declaration of Client Rights and Responsibilities - English or French.
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This information is provided for general purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Content may change without notice and we are not liable for any reliance on this information. While we strive to keep information current, we make no representations or warranties regarding its accuracy, completeness, quality, timeliness, or suitability and assume no obligation to update the content. The views expressed are those of the Children’s Treatment Network and do not necessarily reflect those of the Province of Ontario.
Mackenzie Health - Assessing and treating challenges with sleep - Online
This workshop explores the idea that sleep is a skill and issues with sleep can be addressed using principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).
City of Barrie - Sensory Aware Preschool Drop In - Barrie
This Preschool Drop-in is a sensory aware space giving individuals with disabilities and their loved ones the opportunity to play in a safe and fun environment.
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