Community Living North Halton, in partnership with families and the community, supports the choices and personal growth of individuals with a developmental disability.

Halton Families for Families is a successful community collaborative whose goal is to connect, support and engage with Halton families who are impacted by a child/youth’s mental health struggles. The initiative is uniquely led by families – adults and youth, which ensures their voices are valued, heard and woven into the fabric of all activities and events, to improve the quality of life for families. 

ROCK Reach Out Centre for Kids was designated by the Ministry of Child and Youth Services (MCYS) as the child and youth mental health Lead Agency for Halton in August 2014. With programs and services that run out of 11 sites and three main offices, ROCK is committed to being inclusive, client-centred and family-centred. With over 40 years of service in Halton, we are dedicated to building strong people, strong families and strong communities.

The Bob Rumball Associations for the Deaf provides a variety of care and support to Deaf children and adults with multiple needs including individuals with a developmental disability, Deaf plus individuals, youth and adults with behavioral, emotional or psychiatric problems, young offenders, troubled youth and dually diagnosed individuals.

The Peel Caring Network for Challenged Children is a charitable organization which was created in December 1988. It is primarily a support group for families with children who are intellectually handicapped. We presently have over 100 families who reside in Mississauga and Brampton on our mailing list, and we expect that number to increase each year.

Our Mission is to activate change within individuals, families, and their greater systems; to assist them to achieve happiness, harmony, and wellness.

With locations in Oakville and Hamilton, The Therapy Centre offers Cognitive Behavioural & Emotion Focused Therapy, Counselling and Psychological Services for children, teens and adults. We also have clinicians who speak Arabic, Portuguese, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Hebrew.

VOICE for Hearing Impaired Children was established in the early ’60s by parents to offer support to other families with children who were deaf and hard of hearing.

Providing support to individuals who have an intellectual disability to ensure their quality of life in the community is meaningfully improved.

One of Mississauga’s most popular retirement destinations for today’s independent, active senior. This wonderfully spacious, yet warm and comfortable rental retirement residence is located in the heart of one of Mississauga’s most desirable residential areas. Inviting and friendly, it is close to shopping, transit, local services and all the other amenities a family–oriented community would need.

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AIM is a leading Canadian health care services provider helping you embrace your health! Incorporated in 1990, AIM provides health care consumers with an entire continuum of care at facilities across Ontario.

Our Resource Centres lend various materials such as books, journals, newsletters, videotapes and DVD's on a wide range of topics including Autism, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, Asperger's Syndrome, education, long-term planning, communication strategies, recreation and leisure and other related topics.

The Shining Through Centre for Children with Autism, a not-for-profit charitable organization, is a recognized leader in the field of autism, providing service excellence in therapy, education, research, and awareness to affected children and their families.

The objective of Kids CAN Charity is to provide support and encouragement for children and youth with autism and other developmental disorders.