Some great resources/information from the Community:
Camp TO - City of Toronto
SCHC Organizational Brochure
CSW March Newsletter
Well-Being Guide
Black Boys Code Canada
Scarborough Centre for Healthy Communities
Dental Benefit Poster
Online Tutoring for Student
Toronto Public Health Immunization Information
List of Pediatric Health Clinic in Scarborough
SHN pediatrician-led Kids After Hours Clinic
https://www.shn.ca/areas-of-care/kids-care/kids-after-hours-clinic/
SHN General Hospital
Crockford Pavillion, First floor
3050 Lawrence Ave. E. (at Lawrence and McCowan)
Monday to Friday, 5 to 9 p.m.
Weekends and holidays, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Book online – some limitation on what can be provided
Golden Mile Walk-in Clinic
https://www.goldenmileclinic.com/
Walkin only
416-285-7575
1880 Eglinton Ave E, Scarborough, ON
info@goldenmileclinic.com
Monday – Sunday hours vary
Also has Walkin, Family Doctors and
POP Clinic
https://www.healthequity.ca/pop-clinic/
The Paediatric Outreach Program (POP) clinic provides paediatric consultation and medical care to infants, children, and adolescent New Canadians who are uninsured/underinsured.
+1 (647) 267-2176 EXT. 4
Virtual Urgent Care
https://www.sickkids.ca/en/emergency/virtual-urgent-care/
10 a.m. and 8:30 p.m.
Must have OHIP
Family and Caregiver Early Literacy Website
As part of our commitment to early reading, Early Years has developed a family and caregiver website to encourage parents and caregivers to explore early literacy in their homes and community. This website supplements the Family and Caregiver Guide that was released that outlines the vision of early reading in the TDSB in partnership with parents/caregivers and communities. Both the website and the Guide are led by our vision of parents/caregivers and provide an overview of foundational early reading skills and essential instructional approaches. Suggestions of strategies for parents and caregivers are shared in both resources that extend, respond and honour children’s competencies in early literacy behaviours.
At the TDSB, educators strive to embed the intentional teaching of foundational reading skills into rich learning experiences that build upon children’s strengths, interests, passions, lived experiences, and identities. An Early Reading Framework outlines the critical components of early reading instruction that aligns with the Ontario Human Rights Commission Right to Read inquiry report and supports the Ministry of Education’s Effective Early Reading Instruction: A Teacher’s Guide. This Framework is central in the Family and Caregiver Early Literacy Guide and website. Translated versions of the Family and Caregiver Early Literacy Guide are available on the website.
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Free glasses for kids 10 years old and under! Book an appointment as soon as you can. Downtown Location: 315 Queen street West, (647) 499-3998