Our History
In the Spring of 2001, the Peel Child Care Committee changed its name to Child Development Resource Connection Peel and incorporated as a non-profit agency with charitable status. CDRCP is now located at 75 Watline Avenue, Unit #103, Mississauga L4Z 3E5. Our new office has a large training/meeting room and a professional resource centre.
CDRCP was formed in 1993, under the name Peel Child Care Committee, at the request of the Ministry of Community, Family and Children's Services, to review child care needs in Peel. The Committee members, including parents and representatives from child care providers, resource centres, Boards of Education, Region of Peel, Ministry of Community, Family and Children's Services, and community groups, embarked on a process of community consultation, surveys and data/statistical analysis. The process culminated in a report called A Community Child Care Plan for Peel.
As a result of this report CDRCP commenced providing service to the community in 1994. Since then, the community has identified other needs and additional services have been developed that support parents and caregivers.
Services CDRCP Provides:
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- Free telephone information service available to all Peel families and related agencies
- Provides information on quality child care and subsidy
- Provides maps of child care locations
- Info on Ontario Early Years Centres and other services for children at
905-890-9432
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- Free telephone services with information on services for children, youth and adults. Info available on services related to Autism, Dual Diagnoses, Mental Health, Child Protection, Behaviour Management, Infant Development and Special Needs at
905-890-9432
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- Helping families requiring respite services for children and adults with developmental disabilities to make the process of recruiting and contracting their own respite workers easier
- Connecting families with a registry of respite workers
- Connecting respite workers with job opportunties and related training
- www.respiteservices.com is a web based database
- Information on Peel community respite services, training, events and other related resources
905-890-9432
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Offsite Training Consultant:
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- Early Childhood and Parent Education Sessions offered at child centres, businesses, schools, OEYC or other locations of your choice
- Program Consultants to enhance quality
- Standard and custom topics to meet needs
- CDRCP’s Early Learning Workshops/Consultation
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Training
- Provides training opportunities to community based agencies, families and services providers
- Provides a monthly calendar of training events and a quarterly newsletter
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- Professional resource library that is designed to offer resources such as: reference materials, books, videos, family support bins and on-site equipment to enhance the quality of child care in the Region of Peel, and provide networking opportunities for supervisors, front line staff, parents and anyone interested in children 0- 12 years of age
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- Developmental screening consultants for children up to five years of age with no fee to parents
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Home Child Care Network
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- Providing valuable information on child safety and health, handouts for parents, menu ideas and a monthly newsletter for informal child care providers. Please contact Child Care Info Peel at (905) 890-9432, for more information.
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- Information on community programs that foster literacy and healthy child development
- Free telephone information at 905-890-9432
- Website calendar and program listings
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- The Ontario Early Years Centre (OEYC) offers a range of free education and parenting services for all parents, caregivers and their children to 6 years of age
Services available
- Pre and postnatal education
- Early learning activities
- Interactive Programs
- Early literacy services
- Parent and caregiver workshops
- Information referrals
Location
57 Mill St North Unit # 105 Brampton, ON L6X 1S9 905-452-1973
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- Learn ways to deal with challenging behaviour
- Preschool and school age modules
- For parents and people who work with children
- Train the Trainer format also available
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- Opportunity for job seekers
- Great resource for programs seeking staff to work with children
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Newsgroup/Email:
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You can join our research and community info newsgroup and receive articles in following categories: Child, Youth, Adult, Family Services Providers and parents
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