Coordinated Service Planning

The objective of Coordinated Service Planning is to provide children and youth (up to 18 years of age) with multiple and/or complex special needs and their families with a seamless and family-centered service experience.

The objective of Coordinated Service Planning is to provide children and youth (up to 18 years of age) with multiple and/or complex special needs and their families with a seamless and family-centered service experience.

As a result of Coordinated Service Planning, families, and children/youth with multiple and/or complex special needs will:

  • Have a clear point of contact for Coordinated Service Planning (their Service Planning Coordinator) and know who is accountable for developing and monitoring their child/youth’s Coordinated Service Plan
  • Not have to repeat their stories and goals to multiple providers
  • Have a single Coordinated Service Plan that is responsive to their child/youth’s goals, strengths, and needs
  • Experience a family-centered process that recognizes that each family is unique, that the family is the constant in the child/youth’s life, and that they have expertise on their child/youth’s abilities and needs
  • Know that providers will be communicating about the needs and goals of their child/youth and will be working toward a set of common goals identified in the plan

Coordinated Service Planning goes beyond regular inter-professional communication and collaboration that takes place when providers work together to ensure they are integrating practice and service delivery for children, youth, and families. It is a support in and of itself that is intended to decrease family stress by providing families with a formal voice in the service planning process and by assisting families in navigating and coordinating services for their child/youth.

Support Provided Through Service Planning Coordination

  • Meet with you and your family
  • Facilitate planning based on the needs of your family so that you can access appropriate community resources for your child with special needs
  • Helps to identify your goals for your child through the development of an Individual Family Service Plan (ISP)
  • Helps you and your child with transitions such as school or adult services
  • Provides information regarding alternative funding source applications
  • Assists with information regarding school-related issues
  • Assists your family and child’s community advocacy outreach by providing information services, education, and consultation with other program and service providers

This service may be an option for your family if:

  • Your child with multiple and/or complex special needs is experiencing multiple challenges and requires several specialized services from different sectors (exp. health, school, rehabilitation, community)
  • You are engaged with multiple providers and various goals and suggestions
  • Your child with special needs has ongoing severe physical and/or intellectual impairment needs that require the use of technology
  • Your family is experiencing high levels of stress that make it difficult for you to coordinate services on your own

Funding is provided by the Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services. There is no fee for this service.

Referral to the service may come from you or your family, or a professional support person working with your family (with consent). Referral to the service is completed through the Children’s Treatment Network, with Service Planning Coordinators hosted through Catulpa Community Support Services.

For more information about Service Planning Coordination, or to refer, please contact Children’s Treatment Network at 1-866-377-0286.

Simcoe County Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) and MotherCare (Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program – CPNP) are a part of a national program with then 25 years of experience supporting families in this region. We support pregnant participants, young parents, and Newcomers to Canada with children 0-6 years old who are currently living on a lower income.

Please confirm that you are currently living on a low household income (less than $40,000 before taxes per year) in Simcoe County and that you are currently pregnant and/or live with children 0-6 of age.
Data Collection Consent and Required Information
We do not maintain participant “notes” related to your participation with us but we are required by our funders to track attendance and the resources we distribute. We use an electronic data management system to record and store minimal personal information and program attendance. This information includes: name, date of birth, income, due dates and/or dates of birth of your children. Other information that we request is optional for you to provide. Detailed information about this consent can be found in our Welcome Letter.

Simcoe County CAPC-CPNP requires an email address for your participation in all programs. Please give us a call at 705-733-3227 ext. 2236 if you have any questions or if you do not have an email address.
Income
Participant’s Children (up to 6 years of age)
Consent to Contact

We would like to be able to contact you about programs, resources, updates and changes, including our virtual programs. You can find the full details about this on our webpage and in the welcome letter. Please let us know if your contact information changes.
You will be invited to join our virtual meetings. By joining a CAPC virtual meeting, you are providing consent to participate in this forum and to share information with CAPC Staff and other participants, such as your onscreen name, and any information and images you choose to share during the meeting. Please indicate that you understand this before joining a virtual meeting.
Demographics
Education
Food
Housing
How did you hear about us?
Transportation
Gender (optional questions)
Thank you for your submission. Our team will be in touch with you within five business days.
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Looking for support but not sure where to start?
Contact Us
Join Our Mailing List:
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.