This issue contains a message from the new Minister of Community and Social Services, John Milloy, information regarding changes to the Special Services at Home Program and answers to the most frequently asked question about DSO.

This year’s edition focuses on helping people with developmental disabilities and/or autism spectrum disorder achieve their full potential – all their lives by filling voids through innovative programs and services, and community partnerships.

The Fall 2011 edition of the TPAS Parent Connection newsletter is now available. Learn how to help your child practice their skills at home, read about upcoming events, and more!

The Ministry of Children and Youth Services has launched a province wide initiative to assist children and youth with an Autism Spectrum Disorder through the use of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) strategies.

Surrey Place Centre is pleased to provide an electronic copy of the June 2011 edition of “Spotlight on Transformation".

July 4, 2011 – Today, Surrey Place Centre opens its doors as the regional contact point for adult developmental services in Toronto; part of the 9 Developmental Services Ontario contact points for adults with developmental disabilities.

On Thursday June 9th , Surrey Place Centre was proud to host its Annual Inspiring Hope Event in recognition of outstanding contributions made in support of people with developmental disabilities.

Surrey Place Centre would like to take this opportunity to thank its sponsors, community partners, volunteers and staff for their ongoing support and contributions towards our signature fundraising event, getinline.

On May 26, 2011 Dr. Bill Sullivan, Family Physician at Surrey Place Centre and Director of the Primary Care Initiative announced the publications of the Primary care of adults with developmental disabilities: Canadian consensus guidelines...

The Spring issue of the TPAS Parent Connection is here! Take a look inside for articles on how to generalize skills at home and details of upcoming parent events.

On the evening of April 1, the first night of Autism Awareness Month and the eve of World Autism Awareness Day, Surrey Place Centre joined hundreds of organizations and iconic landmarks from around the world in the Light It Up Blue campaign

The My Health Booklets are a series of health education booklets produced in video format to teach people with developmental disabilities how to deal with health issues and more specific health topics. The first book produced in video is Checking Up.