| The following is a listing of Recreational Programs and Activities. *Important Notice* |
| Adapted Programs and Integrated Services Guides |
| Adult & Children Summer Camp options |
| respiteservices.com Toronto has complied a list of residential and non-residential camps that are specific to individuals with special needs. Please visit their website for further information and links into other camp information websites. |
| Creative Village Studio |
| Creative Village Studio is a community based art studio operated by Community Living Toronto – a recognized leader offering a full range of personalized support and services to people with an intellectual disability and their families. The vision of Creative Village Studio is to provide a supportive space for artists with varying abilities in order to enrich lives through creative expression. Drop-in sessions: Offered for individuals of all ages and guardians and their children who are looking to explore their artistic side. Drop-in sessions are also available for experienced artists who would like to work in a brightly lit professional space filled with creative expression. All ages per hour: $8.00 All ages 3 hour maximum: $20.00 Parent & Child per hour (one child under 5): $10.00 Parent & Child 3 hour maximum (one child under 5): $25.00 *All rates include one canvas and painting materials. Additional canvases may be purchased. Art and Photography Classes: Interactive sessions for individuals with varying disabilities who want to explore the various classes offered. All classes offered are $80 for a 12 week term. Time with Tots: Art, music, sing-a-longs and snacks for children ages 3 to 4 and Come by for a tour or call us for further details. 4895 Dundas Street West (corner Burnhamthorpe) Tel: 647-351-4362 |
| CulturAll projects |
| The CulturAll Network is a national multi-sector network developing innovative approaches, tools and strategies to ensure that everyone in Canada can participate in the Canadian cultural exchange. |
| DramaWay |
| DramaWay Programs include: drama groups & camps, dance programs, visual arts groups & performance groups for a variety of ages. |
| Griffin Centre's Expressive Arts Classes |
| The Griffin Centre provides an adult day program for individuals with a developmental disability and/or dual diagnosis 16 years or older. The program is transitional and individuals can attend for up to 1 year. Based on a college model (and run from the George Brown College King campus), participants can choose from a number of life skills classes to create an individualized schedule ranging from one class /week to full time attendance. The program is structured to support individuals with or without day supports. In partnership with George Brown college who has provided our teacher, Griffin’s TSSDP is pleased to provide a new and exciting class to the schedule in February - Expressive Arts! The Expressive Arts class will focus on teaching clients new and interesting ways to express themselves using a variety of art materials. No previous art experience is necessary and all are welcome. Clients may experiment with materials such as paint, collage, and clay to express themselves visually through both individual and group projects. The focus will be on clients’ self-exploration in a safe and non-judgmental atmosphere, and learning how to transfer those skills outside of the classroom environment. Some art projects will be provided, however clients will also be encouraged to create freely at their own pace and comfort level. Although the focus will be on visual arts, other modalities such as music and movement may be included. All art created belongs to the clients and will be kept confidential if desired. For more information on the TSS Day Program, this class, or to make a referral, contact the adult intake worker at Griffin Centre by calling 416-222-3563 |
| Museum & Arts Pass |
| Sun Life Financial M.A.P. program. |
| Variety Village |
| A Place that Hope Built Variety Village is much more than a fitness and life skills facility. It is a place where everyone of all abilities can develop independence, self-confidence and a feeling of belonging. It is also a place that inspires dreams… and gives everyone the tools to help achieve them. The only facility of its kind that offers membership to people with and without disabilities, Variety Village offers: * Three indoor pools for lessons, swimming, family swim and competitive swimming; Plus, we have many specialized programs and athletic clubs to get everyone active and feeling good about him- or herself. Because when you feel good about yourself, you can overcome barriers. |
