Services for Children
Richmond Society offers several programs and services that meet the growing needs of children and youth with developmental disabilities and their families.

Infant Development Program provides consultants who work with families and provide resources, referrals ad support for children, up to age three, with developmental delays or risk factors, which may involve a later diagnosis.

Supported Child Development is a community-based, early intervention program that provides practical information, resources, and strategies for the inclusion of children with disabilities in childcare settings to childcare providers and families.  SCDP consultants assist families to access childcare in their community.

Family Respite provides relief for parents from the daily responsibilities and accompanying stress of caring for children or adults who have a developmental disability.

Treehouse early Learning Centre is a child care program for children from three to five years of age.  Staff are devoted to facilitating the developmental and personal growth of both typically developing children and those who need extra support, in order to foster increased skills of independence in age appropriate activities,.

Youth Connections is an after school program for children and teens.  This program follows an inclusive model where youth with varying disabilities attend community based recreational and social activities.

Our services for adults with developmental disabilities offer supports and assistance in the steps towards achieving greater independence.

Residential Support is provided by trained staff for individuals who choose to live, with up to three others, in their own home and in their own community.

LIFE Services offer a variety of assistance and support in the areas of life-skills, leisure and recreation, volunteerism and job placements, with a focus on community and social inclusion.  It also includes Employment Services which offers unique job coaching and training for individuals seeking work and/or volunteer placements in the community.

Supported Living offers a variety of individualized living options for adults.  The program focuses on optimizing independence, self-determination, personal choice and growth.

Family Resources and Coordination provides information, resources and/or support to family members who face the extraordinary circumstances that come with having a family member with a disability.