Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 The fun guide
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management, appropriate program planning, risk management, inclusion and support and much more. Staff are certified in Emergency First Aid. Supervision We implement a standard staff ratio for all camps. Staff are dedicated to providing safe, fun and educational experiences. Inclusion and Support If participants require 1:1 support for behavioural, personal or medical care, they will be requested to provide their own support worker/family member/ volunteer. Contact the individual museum for more information. How to register Register online at toronto.ca/funguide or call 416-338-4386. Withdrawals and Refunds See page 108 for the complete Withdrawals and Refunds policy. Heritage facilities are excluded from Parks, Forestry and Recreation policies/procedures/ Welcome Policy. Descriptions March Break Arts and Adventure Camp Campers will explore the 1920s and 1930s through the arts including painting, drawing, film, photography, radio plays and more. Each day is a new adventure set in this beautifully restored city mansion. Spadina Museum: Historic House and Gardens 285 Spadina Rd, 416-392-6910 Day Time Start Code March Break Arts Adventure Camp 7-10 yrs $195/5 days M-F 9 am -4 pm Mar 12 3023354 Extended Hours Extended Hours 7-10 yrs $20/5 days M-F 8 am -9 am Mar 12 3023365 M-F 4 pm -5 pm Mar 12 3023366 Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 ARC/CLASP 13 Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 ARC/CLASP After-School Recreation Care Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation operates innovative, quality and safe After-School Care in a recreation setting, for children ages 6-12 years old and Community Leadership After-School Program for youth ages 10-15 years old. Under the supervision of trained, caring recreation staff, ARC offers: • positive role models • safe staff ratios • physical activity and sports • safe environment • homework help • outdoor and creative play • health and wellness • nutrition • fun In addition, the Community Leadership After-School Program (CLASP) is developed on principles of healthy youth development. The program is designed to enhance life skills by promoting physical activity, health and wellness, and community involvement through leadership workshops. General Program Information: Registration is ongoing (see pages 4-5) Days: Monday-Friday – full-time registration only Time: School Dismissal-6 pm Dates: September 5, 2017-June 22, 2018 Fee: $2.55/day ($191.25 for fall), $2.60/day ($109.20 for winter, $171.60 for spring). Registration is based on 5 days per week. Registration/ payments are only accepted at Toronto City Hall and Etobicoke, North York or Scarborough Civic Centre or by calling 416-338-4386. • Registration for September 2017 to June 2018 began June 12, 2017. (for registration and program information visit toronto.ca/arc). Inclusion and Support We welcome and include children and youth with special needs/disabilities to participate in the After-School Recreation Care program at a level of participation suitable to their ability and facility access. Register at your desired location. For more information, call 416-338-1351 or email ARCA&I@toronto.ca. Fee Subsidies: The City offers the Welcome Policy, a financial subsidy for low-income residents. Those who qualify will receive an annual financial subsidy of $526 per child. The subsidy will cover the full year cost of the ARC/CLASP programs. To see if you qualify, call 416-338-2000 or visit toronto.ca/arc. To contact ARC: General Information: 416-338-2512 or toronto.ca/arc Email: ARC@toronto.ca Online: efun.toronto.ca Registration/Payments: 416-338-4386 Locations and Registration Codes: Etobicoke and York District Sep 5- Jan 8- Mar 19- Dec 22 Mar 9 Jun 22 *Chalkfarm CC, 180 Chalkfarm Dr (ends at 5.30 pm ) 2989365 2989416 2989519 CLASP (10-15 yrs) (ends at 5.30 pm ) 2989372 2989423 2989527 *Elmbank CC, 10 Rampart Rd 2989364 2989415 2989518 Firgrove PS, 270 Firgrove Cres 2989366 2989417 2989521 Gracedale PS, 186 Gracedale Blvd 2989362 2989413 2989516 John D. Parker PS, 202 Mount Olive Dr 2989360 2989411 2989514 Mimico Public Library, 47 Station Rd 2989371 2989422 2989526 St. Ambrose CS, 20 Coules Court 2989361 2989412 2989515 St. Maurice CS, 45 Kingsview Blvd 2989384 2989433 2989538 St. Nicholas of Bari CS, 363 Rogers Road 2989373 2989424 2989528 Thistletown CC, 925 Albion Rd 2989391 2989441 2989546 North York District *Antibes CC, 140 Antibes Dr 2989344 2989395 2989499 CLASP (10-15 yrs) 2989375 2989425 2989529 Calico PS, 35 Calico Dr 2989346 2989397 2989501 Glen Long CC, 35 Glen Long Ave CLASP (10-15 yrs) 2989376 2989426 2989530 *Jenner Jean-Marie CC, 48 Thorncliffe Park Dr (ends at 5:30 pm ) 2989359 2989439 2989544 *Lawrence Heights CC, 5 Replin Rd 2989347 2989398 2989502 CLASP (10-15 yrs ) 2989374 2989442 2989547 *O’Connor PS, 1665 O’Connor Dr 2989369 2989420 2989524 *O’Connor CC, 1386 Victoria Park Ave CLASP (10-15 yrs) 2989370 2989421 2989525 Our Lady of the Assumption CS, 125 Glenmount Ave 2989388 2989436 2989541 Regina Mundi CS, 70 Playfair Ave 2989343 2989394 2989498 Sloane PS, 110 Sloane Ave 2989345 2989396 2989500 St. Gerald CS, 200 Old Sheppard Ave 2989363 2989414 2989517 St. Wilfrid CS, 1685 Finch Avenue West 2989348 2989399 2989503 Scarborough District Sep 5- Jan 8- Mar 19- Dec 22 Mar 9 Jun 22 Alexmuir JES, 95 Alexmuir Blvd 2989377 2989410 2989531 Berner Trail, 120 Berner Trail 2989357 2989408 2989512 Beverly Glen JPS, 85 Beverly Glen Blvd 2989378 2989427 2989532 Cedar Drive, 21 Gatesview Ave 2989393 2989444 2989549 Corvette Jr. PS, 30 Corvette Ave 2989351 2989402 2989506 Ellesmere Statton PS, 739 Ellesmere Rd 2989354 2989405 2989509 Lord Roberts Jr. PS, 165 Lord Roberts Dr 2989355 2989406 2989510 St. Aidan CS, 3521 Finch Avenue East 2989352 2989403 2989507 St. Barbara CS, 25 Janray Dr 2989349 2989400 2989504 St. Barnabas CS, 30 Washburn Way 2989356 2989407 2989511 St. Boniface CS, 20 Markanna Drive 2989353 2989404 2989508 St. Dunstan CS, 14 Pharmacy Ave 2989385 2989434 2989539 St. Elizabeth Seton CS, 25 Havenview Rd 2989392 2989443 2989548 St. Joachim CS, 3395 St Clair Ave East 2989386 2989435 2989540 St. Nicholas CS, 33 Amarillo Dr 2989387 2989437 2989542 St. Teresa Shrine CS, 2665 Kingston Rd 2989389 2989438 2989543 Tredway Woodsworth PS, 112 Sedgemount Dr 2989380 2989429 2989534 Tredway Woodsworth PS, 112 Sedgemount Dr CLASP (10-15 yrs) 2989383 2989432 2989536 Walter Perry Jr. PS, 45 Falmouth Ave 2989358 2989409 2989513 Willow Park Jr. PS, 45 Windover Dr 2989350 2989401 2989505 Toronto and East York District East York CC, 1081½ Pape Ave (ends at 5.30 pm ) 2989382 2989430 2989535 George Webster ES, 2 Cedarcrest Blvd 2989379 2989428 2989533 Gledhill ES/Terry Fox CC, 2 Gledhill Ave 2989367 2989418 2989522 *Masaryk-Cowan CC, 220 Cowan Ave 2989390 2989440 2989545 *Regent Park CC, 402 Shuter St 2989381 2989431 2989537 Stan Wadlow Clubhouse, 373 Cedarvale Ave 2989368 2989419 2989523 *Fees do not apply at centres with free programs. Fees and locations are subject to change. 14 Adapted Recreation/Integration Services Registration begins – September 13 Toronto and East York District • Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Adapted Recreation Programs Integration Services For People with Special Needs/Disabilities Exploring your Possibilities Participating together in recreation programs enhances the quality of life for everyone. We are committed to providing the community with high quality, accessible recreation and leisure opportunities for people of varying abilities. People with special needs/ disabilities are encouraged to participate in their choice of recreation opportunities at a level of participation suitable to their ability. Selecting the Right Service Area – Integration Services or Adapted Programs Integration Services – An individual may require an extra staff in order to participate in standard recreational programs which is usually in a 1:10 ratio. A Special Needs Recreation Program Staff (Integration Staff) assists participants by providing modifications in areas such as program instruction, movement, equipment, communication and promotes socialization amongst peers. Adapted Recreation Programs – Adapted recreation programs are for individuals who have special needs and/or disabilities and want to participate in recreation activities with others who have similar interests, abilities and needs. Depending on the program, the ratios may be: 1:3 or 1:5. Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Information 416-397-4690 E-mail: aissouth@toronto.ca TTY (for deaf, deafened and hard of hearing callers who have a TTY line): 416-392-4773 Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Adapted Recreation/Integration Services 15 Before Registering for Adapted Recreation Programs or Integration To ensure the most enjoyable recreation experience participants must first contact the Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Services office in their district to apply for and receive a membership. Refer to the phone numbers listed. To complete the membership process, caregivers and/or the participant will be requested to complete information forms and meet with staff for a confidential intake meeting to discuss the participant’s needs before determining what program is appropriate. Before choosing a recreation program, whether Adapted Recreation Programs or Integration, it is important to give consideration to the following: 1. What environment is the participant best suited for? 2. What is the ideal ratio for the participant when attending a recreational program? 3. What is the participant’s ability level? 4. What is the participant’s level of socialization? 5. What is the participant’s level of independence in daily living? Please allow a minimum of 4 weeks to process a membership prior to registration. Returning participants Must also complete a number of forms to update their membership prior to registration and notify staff of any changes. How to Register If participants require 1:1 support for behavioural, personal or medical care, they will be requested to provide their own support worker/family member/ volunteer. Adapted Recreation Programs To register for adapted recreation programs: 1. Ensure you have a membership. 2. Using the available registration methods, register into adapted recreation program barcode of choice. 3. If the program is full, please register to be on the waitlist. Integration Services Arrangements for Integration Staff are based on individual application and availability of integration staff. To request Integration Staff (at no extra cost for City of Toronto residents): 1. Contact the Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Services Office. 2. Ensure you have a membership. 3. Using the available registration methods, register into recreation program barcode of choice. 4. Request integration staff by registering, using the barcode listed. 5. You will be placed on a wait list then contacted by your district office to confirm availability of integration staff for your request. For Fall, Winter and Spring: Integration Staff may be requested for one (1) recreation program per session. For Summer: Integration Staff may be requested for summer camp only, for up to two (2) weeks City-wide. Evening and weekend staff are not available. If Integration Staff are not available, it is the responsibility of the family/caregiver to provide appropriate support. Note: If a caregiver is providing their own support worker, the Adapted Recreation Programs and Integration Services office must be notified in advance so the appropriate agreement may be signed and submitted one week prior to the program start date. Day Time Start Code Fall Session Integration Staff 3 yrs+ Free/9 wks M-Su 9 am -9 pm Sep 30 3023650 Winter Session Integration Staff 3 yrs+ Free/9 wks M-Su 9 am -9 pm Jan 2 3023652 March Break Session Integration Staff 6-12 yrs Free/5 days M-F 9 am -4 pm Mar 12 3023651 16 Adapted Recreation/Integration Services Registration begins – September 13 Adaptive Equipment Portable Lift with Sling ( available at Douglas Snow Aquatic Centre and Regent Park Aquatic Centre) The Portable Lift is an assistive device used for participants whose mobility is limited. The device will aid the caregiver in transferring the participant from one piece of equipment to another. To reserve a time to use the portable lift, call 416-395-7588. Sledges and Skate Horses Sledges and Skate Horses are adaptive skating devices that give people with disabilities the opportunity to participate in leisure skate and hockey activities. Book your sledge a minimum of 10 business days before your intended use, by calling your district representative. Snoezelen Room Snoezelen Room provides a tranquil, multi-sensory environment that allows individuals with disabilities to enjoy gentle stimulation of the primary senses, including visual, tactile and auditory. The user can relax and have the opportunity to choose an activity at their own pace. Location: Agincourt RC 31 Glen Watford Dr, Scarborough Tuesdays: 1 pm -5 pm Thursdays/Saturdays: 10 am -4 pm Fee: $7/45-minute session To book a session, call 416-396-7760. Fitness Centres St. Lawrence Fitness Centre This fitness centre now offers a barrier-free space for wheelchair access and features the following wheelchair accessible fitness equipment: seated chest press, lat pull down, bicep curl machine, recumbent bike, upper body ergometer. For fitness centre information, see the fitness section. York Recreation Centre This new recreation centre has accessible fitness equipment to accommodate people’s abilities. For fitness centre information, see the Etobicoke York District FUN Guide or visit toronto.ca/fitness. Programs Descriptions Active8 (19 yrs+) • Daytime recreation opportunities for youth and adults with developmental disabilities. • Activities may include: co-operative games, arts, sports, basic cooking skills, swimming, physical activity workshops, community walks and drumming. • Participants must be able to independently participate within a program ratio: 1 staff to 8 participants. Adapted Basketball (13-29 yrs) • For youth with an intellectual disability to improve their basketball skills. • Family involvement is encouraged to help foster self-esteem, confidence and ability to socialize with peers. Adapted Cooking (13-29 yrs) • Introductory cooking class for children or youth with intellectual disabilities. • Focus on the basics of cooking and making healthy food choices with easy to make recipes. • Participants must be able to function independently within a program ratio: 1 staff to 4 participants. Adapted Pickleball (13-29 yrs) • Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, tennis, and table tennis. Two, three or four players use solid paddles made of wood or composite materials to hit a perforated polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a net. • For youth with an intellectual disability to socialize and learn a new game. • Program ratio: 1 staff to 4 participants. Adapted Recreation (6-12 yrs) • A social program for children with special needs/ disabilities. • Recreational activities include: arts and crafts, physical activity and community outings. • Participants must demonstrate functional communication, be able to travel on TTC with a small group, and be able to participate in group activities with support. • Program ratio: 1 staff to 3 participants. Toronto and East York District – Fall 2017/Winter 2018 Adapted Recreation/Integration Services 17 Adapted Recreation (13-29 yrs) • Program for youth and adults with special needs/ disabilities. • Activities include: co-operative games, arts, sports, basic cooking skills, swimming, community trips and special guests. • Participants must require minimal support with travel on the TTC and must be able to follow verbal and visual instructions. • Program ratio: 1 staff to 5 participants. Adapted Ready, Set, PLAY! (6-12 yrs) • Introduces fundamental movement skills in a fun, safe environment • Program is participant focused and all participants progress at their own pace • Provides opportunity for participant’s to learn new skills and become confident competent movers • Caregiver involvement is encouraged and helps facilitate the growth of self-esteem and the ability to socialize with peers • Participants must be able to function within a program ratio: 1 staff to 4 participants. Goalball (16 yrs+) • Team sport for participants with all levels of visual ability. • Teams of three players are formed. The objective of the game is to roll the ball into the opponents’ goal while the opposing players try to block the ball with their bodies. • Basic skills learned include throwing, blocking and the rules of the game. • Supported by Ontario Blind Sports Association. • Participants must be able to function within a program ratio: 1 staff to 10 participants. Skate Programs Adapted Leisure Skate (all ages) • Drop-in program is for individuals with special needs/disabilities • Unstructured skate opportunity • Family members, Caregivers and/or Personal Care Attendants of the participant with disabilities are welcome to attend. Swim Programs Adapted Swim Lessons (5 yrs+) • Learn to swim program will encourage individuals with special needs to increase their comfort level in the water and promote aquatic skill development. • Caregivers may be required to provide one to one support in the water. • Program ratio: 1 staff to 3 participants Adapted Leisure Swim (all ages) • Drop-in program is for people with special needs • Unstructured swim opportunity. • Family members, caregiver and/or personal care attendant of the participant with special needs/ disabilities are welcome to attend. Community Partner Programs Barrier Free Access to Swimming Program (16 yrs+) • Provides attendant care support in the change rooms by Tobias House Attendance Care Inc. and water support in the pool by Recreation staff. • Participants must live in Toronto, have a physical disability and require assistance before, during or after swimming. • Call Tobias House at 416-690-8804 ext. 303 to register for the program. Social Night: Pop Can Club (19 yrs+) • Drop-in social and recreational program for people of all abilities. • Community Living Toronto, in partnership with Parks, Forestry and Recreation offers a drop-in social and recreational program. • Activities include: arts and crafts, physical activity, socialization and special events. 18 Adapted Recreation/Integration Services Registration begins – September 13 Beaches RC 6 Williamson Rd, 416-392-0740 Day Time Start Code Adapted Recreation 13-29 yrs $137/9 wks Sat 1 pm -4 pm Oct 7 3003030 Winter Session Adapted Recreation 13-29 yrs $140/9 wks Sat 1 pm -4 pm Jan 6 3021836 Earl Beatty CC 455 Glebeholme Blvd, 416-392-0752 Adapted Swim Lessons: Ultra Swim 1-2 5 yrs+ $86/9 wks Fri 5:30 pm -6 pm Oct 6 3000216 Fri 5:30 pm -6 pm Oct 6 3001844 Fri 6 pm -6:30 pm Oct 6 3000217 Fri 6 pm -6:30 pm Oct 6 3001845 Fri 6:30 pm -7 pm Oct 6 3000218 Fri 6:30 pm -7 pm Oct 6 3001846 Adapted Swim Lessons: Ultra Swim 3-4 5 yrs+ $86/9 wks Fri 5:30 pm -6 pm Oct 6 3000211 Fri 5:30 pm -6 pm Oct 6 3001841 Fri 6 pm -6:30 pm Oct 6 3000213 Fri 6 pm -6:30 pm Oct 6 3001842 Fri 6:30 pm -7 Download 7.95 Kb. 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