stridesto-communications, Author at Strides Toronto

February 22, 2023

United Way Greater Toronto on pace to reach $110M campaign goal, makes bold five-year re-investment in community

January 25, 2023

Ontario Expanding Mental Health Services for Children and Youth in Every Corner of the Province

The Ontario government is investing $4.75 million to expand the “One Stop Talk” virtual “walk-in” counselling program to connect children, youth and their families with more convenient and timely ways to access mental health counselling no matter where they live.

November 9, 2022

United Way Greater Toronto’s recent report highlights the role of collaboration in What’s Up Walk-In Clinic’s evolution

Ontario's Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services has announced changes to the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) that will add caregiver-mediated early years programs as a service pathway in the OAP. In a collaboration called the Toronto Autism Services Network, Strides Toronto and six other autism service agencies will deliver the provincially funded caregiver-mediated early years programs in Toronto.

August 3, 2022

Storwell Self Storage Offers a $2,000 Annual Bursary to Help Foster Children Pursue Their Post-Secondary Education

Ontario's Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services has announced changes to the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) that will add caregiver-mediated early years programs as a service pathway in the OAP. In a collaboration called the Toronto Autism Services Network, Strides Toronto and six other autism service agencies will deliver the provincially funded caregiver-mediated early years programs in Toronto.

June 25, 2021

Toronto Autism Services Network to Deliver Needs-Based Program

Ontario's Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services has announced changes to the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) that will add caregiver-mediated early years programs as a service pathway in the OAP. In a collaboration called the Toronto Autism Services Network, Strides Toronto and six other autism service agencies will deliver the provincially funded caregiver-mediated early years programs in Toronto.