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- Now hiring two Child and Youth Workers (CYWs) – March 1, 2016The Stevenson Waplak Group (SWA) has immediate openings for two Child and Youth Workers (CYWs). SWA provides residential, day treatment and clinical services to children and adolescents. We are currently seeking two experienced CYWs who will join a treatment team… Continue reading →
- It Takes A Special Person To Work With Us – Maybe That Special Person Is You!It takes a special person to work with us. Fortunately, at Quinte Children’s Homes (QCH) and Applewood Academy For Progressive Learning (AAPL) we’ve put together a whole team of special people. We are united in our commitment to fostering dignity,… Continue reading →
- Experienced Parent Therapist Offers Youth Transition Program to IndependenceFor youth in the mid-adolescent phase of development (15 to 21 years old), life transitions bring new and significant challenges. For crown wards, these social, emotional and practical challenges are sometimes faced without the support of a caring adult. That’s… Continue reading →
- QCH Summer Programs Stomp Out BoredomLike most parents, the parent therapists at Quinte Children’s Homes face additional challenges in summer. Although the season brings with it sunshine and new opportunities, summer can also mean bored kids and busy, stressed-out caregivers. “When children and youth are… Continue reading →
- Tuition Aid Program Assists Youth Leaving CareFor youth leaving provincial care, the pursuit of a post-secondary education can be daunting. While most teens who graduate from high school face challenges and worries related to further education, young people leaving care often have no family support system… Continue reading →