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Mental Health At School

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Kids Mental health at School
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Organization: Kenora Association for Community Living - Options for Adults Building - Children's Services
Phone Numbers: 807-467-5232
Fax: 807-467-5259
Email: info@kacl.ca
Website: www.kacl.ca/childrens-services/
Address: 1 Ninth Ave S
Kenora, ON
P9N 2H8
Location:
  • Located at 9th Ave S in Kenora beside the Wholesale Club
  • Closest intersection is at 9th Ave S and Park St
Accessibility: Wheelchair Accessible      Wheelchair Accessible
Hours: Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm


Flexible evening and weekend appointments available to meet families needs
Service Description: Provides programs and services to meet the needs of individuals of all ages with an intellectual and/or developmental disability

Infant and Child Development (ICDP)
  • Provides family-centred services to help children overcome developmental disabilities to the best of their ability
  • Services include home and community visits, parenting information and support, developmental screening, referrals, assistance with a child's transition to childcare or school, service coordination and advocacy
Child and Youth Program (CYP)
  • Offers supports to families with children diagnosed with autism and/or intellectual and developmental disabilities
  • Strives to enhance children's skills, abilities, and opportunities through collaboration with families, schools and other professionals
  • Provides individualized support for youth to enhance their independence as they navigate the transition to adulthood; may include support with youth employment
  • Works to promote inclusion in the community
Fees: Program
Application: Intake assessment required; call for specific information
Eligibility - Population(s) Served: Infant and Child Development


Families residing in Kenora and surrounding area with infants and children from birth to 6 years of age and:

  • Are concerned about their child's development and would like information on how to best support developmental needs

  • Have had early childhood experiences that may impact development including but not limited to pre-term birth, developmental disability, or risk of developmental delay


Child and Youth Program

  • Families with children 6-18 years of age with a diagnosis of autism and/or diagnosed intellectual and developmental disabilities

  • Families interested in learning how to best support a child with developmental needs
Languages: English

This information was last completely updated on: 12-8-2025


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