Community Partnership

October, 2021 Recreational Respite and Rachele Manett came together after a number of discussions that we had had with those we serve and their families, about the need for more programs that addressed sexual health and relationships. to host a four part workshop series exploring sexual health and healthy sexual relationships, for our young adults […]

2016 – present Bully prevention informs much of our work with children and youth (and adults) with disabilities, every day. In 2016, we were confronted with our own struggles as my children started at a new school in a new community. My daughter who was 7 at the time, and I decided we didn’t want

March, 2022 Recreational Respite proudly partnered with Youth Culture Inc. to deliver FREE Skills Development and Career Discovery virtual workshops to anyone ages 15 – 30. The workshops ran every Monday and Tuesday during the month of March 2022 and covered a variety of topics: Career Discovery Setting up for Success Workplace Readiness Skills Building Your

Recreational Respite was asked to run the morning Youth Track portion of SCS’s (Service Coordination Support’s) virtual Coming Together conference. This year’s theme was My Voice, My Future, and we developed a unique Escape Room, customized to this theme. The morning portion of the conference was meant to be an engaging and interactive component, open

April 2021 – December 2022 The City of Waterloo and Recreational Respite connected in April 2021 after sharing recent details about a seniors programming project in rural Ontario, that promoted new and existing recreational opportunities for seniors (both in-person and virtual options) and in response to the isolation for so many, during COVID19. The goal of

March 2021- August 2021 Champions for Life and Recreational Respite have worked together in a unique way. Champions for Life focuses on teaching kids to move for life! Children in the early years of development acquire the fundamental movement skills so that they have the tools to play and be active throughout their lives. The

We have partnered with a number of Alzheimer Societies across the country, to provide a number of collaborative programs. Much of the focus has been on caregiver and individual wellness and we have used a great deal of art and literary based projects. A series of art program sessions we explored various medium and art

The Town of Saugeen Shores and Recreational Respite partnered in a unique experience to offer a series of Chloes Friend Den programs to this rural community of Ontario. The Chloes Friend Den series was developed to assist youth in identifying and the prevention of bullying, through play. The goal of each program is to learn

2016 – present Children’s Treatment Network and Recreational Respite have been network partners since 2016. At that time we started to develop youth programs for ages 5+ and hosted them in a series of the CTN’s locations across two major regions of the greater Toronto area. These programs were the early beginnings of our now

A unique partnership between the Georgian Triangle Humane Society (GTHS) and Recreational Respite! This program was part of a three-year grow grant funded by the Ontario Trillium Foundation. Our role was to help develop the tools for assessment, track the progress and design a final report to submit for further grant opportunities to continue to do