Internal resources for clients.
This section provides access to important information relevant to our services and the industry as a whole. We do our best to continually update these areas as needed. If you require help finding something, please contact us.
Document Centre
This is our digital download area for accessing relevant documents for our services or your child.
Please note, this page uses a rotating password and can only be accessed during limited windows of time.
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Useful Articles
Wanting to learn more about a particular topic, teaching model, methodology, or read relevant how-to guides.
Check out our articles page to learn more.
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Diagnostic and funding resources.
This section provides links to specific Ontario funding programs and other useful resources offered to parents or caregivers who have a neurodiverse child. We do collaborate with certain entities listed below, as such, we can easily guide you through any processes you may encounter.
Ontario Government
Learn how to get your child assessed for autism and get a diagnosis from a qualified professional so you can apply for the Ontario Autism Program and access services as soon as possible.
Ontario Autism Program (OAP)
Learn about the Ontario Autism Program and support for children with autism. Find out how to register for the program and get information about funding and service options.
Autism Ontario
Autism Ontario is the province’s leading source of information and referral on autism, and one of the largest collective voices representing the autism community.
Kids Inclusive
Located at the Hotel Dieu Hospital, they provide rehabilitation/support services for children with physical, neurological or developmental challenges in and around Kingston.
Special Services At Home
Learn about funding to help with costs related to respite, support for daily activities, personal growth and development for your child with physical and/or developmental disabilities.
Passport Funding
Apply for funding to pay for services for adults with a developmental disability. You can use your funding to pay for support so you can participate fully in your community.
Community resources.
This section provides links to other programs and resources found within and or around Kingston for parents or caregivers. We do not have any direct ties to any organization listed below, however we can help point you in the right direction based on your needs.
Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone is Canada’s only 24/7, national support service. They offer professional counseling, information and referrals, and volunteer-led, text-based support to young people.
Whether by phone, text or through our website, you can connect with someone whenever you want, however you want.
Cyber Aware Kids
Cyber Aware Kids is a new local startup focused on educating youth and families about online safety. From setting up parental controls to starting discussions about online safety to educating though various media, their unique approach makes tackling issues approachable.
They also specialize in device “lockdowns” for both Android and Apple devices.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
St. Vincent has been supporting people in the Kingston community for over 50 years. Offering critical services including an emergency food pantry, a daily hot meal program, free clothing and household goods through their WEARhouse program, and community events.
They continue promoting systemic change for poverty alleviation.
Partners In Mission Foodbank
Partners in Mission Food Bank collects, buys, and distributes food across the Kingston area. It provides food mainly through its food hamper program, which prepares bundles of food for single clients, small families, and large families.
Partners in Mission Food Bank also donates surplus food to 16 different local hot meal and shelter programs located around Kingston.
Addiction & Mental Health Services
As a leading, transformative and collaborative organization, AMHS-KFLA’s mission is to provide responsive, high-quality, community-based addiction and mental health services that empower the people it serves to be well and achieve their full potential.
AMHS-KFLA strives to provide accessible, flexible, integrated services in safe welcoming environments.
Kingston 4 Paws Service Dogs
Provides trained service dogs and their continued handling support to physically and emotionally challenged persons and their families.
Service Dogs are used for rom people with autism, PTSD and mental health issues to seizure response dogs, K4PSD has training programs that work with our clients needs.
Pregnancy Care Centre
Kingston Pregnancy Care Centre is a local non-profit organization that has been operating since 1989.
They provide compassionate support and education for individuals and families impacted by an unexpected pregnancy and its effects. All of our programs and services are free, confidential, and are offered in a safe environment.
Kingston Interval House
Kingston Interval House (KIH) provides essential, responsive, and empowering services to women, children, and youth who have experienced the impact of violence against women. KIH seeks to interrupt the cycle of domestic abuse and gender-based violence through the delivery of its core services.
Kingston Interval House is part of a global movement.
The Quintilian School
Via small group and one-to-one instruction, Quintilian is a secure, positive, and nurturing environment in which children can learn and grow.
Each Child is unique in their needs, thought processes, learning styles and are motivated in different ways. Children should be accepted, appreciated, nurtured, and challenged according to their individual needs.
Katarokwi Learning Centre
Katarokwi Learning Centre offers a range of quality educational programs in a safe and caring environment. In their alternative setting, they embrace diversity and self-respect, respect for others and the world around us.
Katarokwi Learning Centre supports teenaged and adult students toward earning an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD).
Home Base
Home Base Housing programs are open to single adults, families, youth, and members of marginalized groups with a range of life experiences and challenges.
These may include homelessness, financial issues, substance abuse, mental health issues, developmental disabilities, head injuries, or physical disabilities.
Youth Diversion
Youth Diversion helps youth overcome challenges by providing prevention, intervention, and educational services that divert youth from risk and support their ability to thrive.
The Youth Diversion Program is a Canadian-registered charitable organization. They have offered service to youth in the Kingston area since 1974.
Special Olympics Program
The Lennox & Addington Special Olympics program has been a part of the community for years.
Recently it has been growing to include more athlete and volunteer opportunities. We strive to find sports that will include a range of ages and abilities. They stand by the athletes’ oath "Let me win...but if I cannot win let me be brave in the attempt".
City of Kingston Recreation
The City of Kingston provides public recreation activities that include swimming, skating, outdoor classes/events, and much more.
The City has adopted an Active Living Charter that commits to encouraging citizens to enjoy the benefits of active living and active transportation. Recreational opportunities are accessible and affordable to all who wish to make use of them.