aoda  Media Centre

Media Centre

Print This Page  
As the first treatment network of its kind in Canada, we’re always thrilled when print, broadcast and other media take an interest in CTN, our partners and, most importantly, the families we serve. Our integrated approach to care is a great story!
 
We know you’re working under a deadline and our communications team will happily connect you with the right professionals and spokespeople to cover your story. If you’re looking to speak with one of our clients or their families or a professional we’re always happy to connect you with an appropriate person on the following topics:
 
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Recreation
  • Social and community services
  • Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech-language therapy
  • Specific initiatives related to disabilities and developmental needs
  • General information about a variety of diagnoses and treatments (autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy, genetic disorders, etc.)
  • Any other topic that relates to disabilities and developmental needs or the supports offered by the system 
These experts can assist you by providing information about the disabilities that affect the kids we work with, explaining our innovative approach to integrated care delivery, offering commentary about province-wide initiatives and projects and sharing the stories of the amazing kids who we’re lucky enough to meet each day. 
 
Whether you’re covering a story specific to parenting kids and youth with disabilities and developmental needs or you’re looking for someone who is doing wonderful things for kids or youth, we can help.
 
Looking for a great idea for an article to pitch? Click here for some of our favourite stories featuring kids, families and network partners.
 

For media inquiries or to schedule an interview with one of our experts,
please contact May Lewars at mlewars@ctnsy.ca.
We respect your tight timelines for print and broadcast media
and will do our best to get back to you quickly.
 
 

Media Coverage


 

EVENTS

 

  Kerry's Place - (FFS) Keeping Connections for Children and Youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (15 - 17) - Online

This monthly social group gives youth the opportunity to apply skills related to good sportsmanship by discussing recent social experiences, and playing collaborative games, in an informative and social atmosphere.

  City of Barrie - Funnastics Preschool aged - Barrie

Sensory aware gymnasium drop-in space that gives individuals with disabilities the opportunity to play and try out gymnastics in a safe and fun envoirnment.

SURVEY

 
My child is most interested in events that include:

CTN's Family Fund

 

Better Together.

Donate

Let's Get Involved

 

Interested in Volunteering with CTN?

Click Here
X
Search