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Services
Child Development Institute (CDI), an accredited children's mental health agency in Toronto, is a groundbreaker in developing innovative programming. We offer evidence-based programs for children ages 0-12 and youth ages 13-18, and their families across four streams: Early Intervention Services, Family Violence Services, the Integra Learning Disabilities & Mental Health and Healthy Child Development.
Child Development Institute (CDI) is an accredited children's mental health agency, providing a range of programs and services for children, youth and their families. We offer evidence-based programs across four streams: Early Intervention Services, Family Violence Services, the Integra Learning Disabilities & Mental Health and Healthy Child Development.
Joining our Monthly Donor Circle is joining a community of change - committed to transform the lives of children, youth & their families struggling with mental health issues. It's affordable & convenient - by giving monthly, you make a gift that you are comfortable with, commit to support a cause that is important to you, and most importantly your continued investment, makes a great impact over the course of the year.
Mental Health T.O. is a free phone service to help connect infants, children and youth up to 18 years old and their families to mental health and addiction services in their community. The service is free and all calls are confidential. There are six locations across the city of Toronto, and appointments and health cards are not necessary.
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Mike Faye
Apr 05, 2018
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Angelina Kikot
Mar 01, 2018
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What do you do if you did not hear the person properly? By SNAP's logic you presume that you have heard something what you think is right, however, in reality it turns out that it was wrong but the call to Children Aid Society has been made leaving the family in the situation where they have to apologize for child worker's misunderstanding.… Eventually excusing themselves, SNAP said that they have to report every concern... well if the person during the conversation makes presumptions - it is not a conversation. My point is that when you come for help you get a slap on your face and it is
Margaret Bradley
Feb 04, 2016
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