
The Adult Protective Service Worker (APSW) Program supports adults (18 years of age and older) with developmental disabilities who are living independently or have an immediate goal to work towards living independently within their chosen community.
The Adult Protective Service Worker Program supports adults (18 years of age and older) with developmental disabilities who are living independently or have an immediate goal to work towards living independently within their chosen community. This voluntary program is designed to support individuals in leading a life reflective of their values and choices, and assisting them in achieving individual goals such as seeking accommodation, budget counselling, short-term emotional support, or respite care.
Service Delivery:
Adults (18 years of age and older) who have a developmental disability, are living independently or have an immediate goal of doing so, can be referred to the Adult Protective Services Worker program. Individuals must be deemed eligible by Developmental Services Ontario (DSO).
Funding for this service is provided by the Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services. There is no fee for this service.
Referral for this service is facilitated through Developmental Services Ontario (DSO). An individual, family, or support person working with the consenting adult may contact DSO to inquire about support.
Phone: 905-953-0796 or 1-855-277-2121
Email: dsocentraleast@yssn.ca
Developmental Services Ontario website: www.dsontario.ca/agencies/dso-central-east
Adult Protective Service Worker Resource Days are available to individuals who have been deemed eligible by Developmental Services Ontario or have formerly received service from the Adult Protective Service Worker Program.
Catulpa Community Support Services currently hosts Adult Protective Service Worker Resource Days once per month in Barrie, Alliston, Collingwood, Orillia, and Midland.
During each appointment, a Catulpa staff member will answer questions that individuals and families may have about the program and offer relevant resources and information. Adults (18 years of age and older), family members, and allies are welcome to attend.
Please note that sessions are by appointment only. More information about upcoming Resource Days can be found on our Events Calendar.
The Adult Protective Service Worker Program supports adults (18 years of age and older) with developmental disabilities who are living independently or have an immediate goal to work towards living independently within their chosen community. This voluntary program is designed to support individuals in leading a life reflective of their values and choices, and assisting them in achieving individual goals such as seeking accommodation, budget counselling, short-term emotional support, or respite care.
Service Delivery:
Adults (18 years of age and older) who have a developmental disability, are living independently or have an immediate goal of doing so, can be referred to the Adult Protective Services Worker program. Individuals must be deemed eligible by Developmental Services Ontario (DSO).
Funding for this service is provided by the Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services. There is no fee for this service.
Referral for this service is facilitated through Developmental Services Ontario (DSO). An individual, family, or support person working with the consenting adult may contact DSO to inquire about support.
Phone: 905-953-0796 or 1-855-277-2121
Email: dsocentraleast@yssn.ca
Developmental Services Ontario website: www.dsontario.ca/agencies/dso-central-east
Adult Protective Service Worker Resource Days are available to individuals who have been deemed eligible by Developmental Services Ontario or have formerly received service from the Adult Protective Service Worker Program.
Catulpa Community Support Services currently hosts Adult Protective Service Worker Resource Days once per month in Barrie, Alliston, Collingwood, Orillia, and Midland.
During each appointment, a Catulpa staff member will answer questions that individuals and families may have about the program and offer relevant resources and information. Adults (18 years of age and older), family members, and allies are welcome to attend.
Please note that sessions are by appointment only. More information about upcoming Resource Days can be found on our Events Calendar.