In this edition of the newsletter, you will learn more about Ontario’s expanded Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)-based services and supports.

Surrey Place Centre Participating in Light It Up Blue Help Raise Awareness for Autism – Wear Something Blue on Tuesday April 2, 2013

Participants aged 18 or older are needed to complete a short survey for an undergraduate research project.

Beginning December 14, the Ministry of Children and Youth Services has established a new process for parents of children deemed not eligible for IBI or children with a confirmed discharge, who may wish to request a review of the decision.

Surrey Place Centre is pleased to announce that nominations for the annual June Callwood Award are now open!

Over the last 13 years the Blind Low Vision Program, previously known as OFVIC, have raised funds by hosting an annual “See it Our Way” Walkathon in High Park.

Surrey Place Centre’s Adult FASD Diagnostic Clinic has been invited to participate in a Canada wide project aimed at updating the Canadian Diagnostic Guidelines for FASD.

The new Spring Parent Connections Newsletters shines a spotlight on the benefits of community programming and the importance of community involvement.

On behalf of Surrey Place, we would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Honourable Teresa Piruzza, Minister of Children & Youth Services and the Honourable Ted McMeekin, Minister of Community & Social Services on their new appointments.

Find the latest edition of Spotlight on Transformation, from the Ministry of Community and Social Services.

Surrey Place Centre is proud to announce that it has been awarded “Accreditation with Exemplary Standing” from Accreditation Canada.

Today the Minister of Children and Youth Services, Laurel Broten announced in advance of tomorrow’s official Ministry announcement that she has recruited eight experts from across Canada to help guide the province in strengthening autism service.