Child & Family Services
Bridge to Care supports individuals with Autism and Asperger Syndrome from their own homes, in residential care settings and in the community. Each individual’s needs vary, some might require support with basic daily living skills, communication or social skills support and other individuals might just like a ‘break' or an alteration to their routine. In this case, Bridge to Care offers services to the individual and/or their family members.
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Provide advocacy and support services to adults and youth (13+) diagnosed with FASD;
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Provide assistance to access funding for supports through programs such as FSCD, AISH, and Income Supports;
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Act as a resource for developing strategies including money management, housing, and scheduling, as well as for accessing any other resources and community supports available to them
Bridge to Care provides Day Respite program that provides a wide range of family-centred supports and services. Services are meant to help strengthen families’ ability to promote their child’s healthy development and encourage their child’s participation in activities at home and in the community.
The program is voluntary; parents remain the guardians for their child and are responsible for all decision-making and the usual expenses of raising a child until their child turns 18 years old.
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Disability Related Employment Supports
Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD)
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)
Residential Access Modification Program (RAMP)
Who is Eligible for PSCD Program
The FSCD program uses a family-centred approach to provide Alberta parents with funding to access a range of supports and services that strengthen their ability to promote their child's healthy growth and development. In addition, FSCD assists with some of the extraordinary costs of raising a child with a disability.
Visit http://www.child.alberta.ca/disabilities or call 1-877-644-9992.