Catulpa Community Support Services Inc.
Catulpa Community Support Services Inc. is a Canadian registered nonprofit organization (Business No. 106880750RR0001) established in 1973 to support individuals with developmental delays, complex needs, and their families. Operating across multiple regions of Ontario, including Simcoe County, York Region, Durham Region, and the City of Kawartha Lakes, the organization collaborates with government bodies and community agencies to deliver programs aimed at fostering inclusivity and independence[1][2][4].

Services and Programs

Catulpa provides a network of multidisciplinary supports, including case management, respite care, and transitional planning for youth and adults. Key initiatives include:

• The Passport Program: Facilitates community participation for adults eligible for developmental services[1][4].
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Support: Offers specialized coordination and resources[4].
• Ontario Autism Program Foundational Family Services: Provides guidance and skill-building for families of children with autism[4].
• Regional Complex Care Services: Addresses high-needs cases through tailored interventions[4].
• Crisis Response Coordination: Assists individuals in navigating urgent support systems[4].

Partnerships and Funding

The organization is funded by Ontario’s Ministry of Community and Social Services, Ministry of Children and Youth Services, and local municipalities[2][4]. Its collaborative model emphasizes integration with healthcare, education, and social service providers to optimize outcomes[1][3].

Mission and Reach

Catulpa’s mission centers on empowering "exceptional people to be contributing members in their communities" through advocacy, education, and direct support[2][4]. As of 2024, it operates through a team of approximately 100 staff across offices in Alliston, Barrie, and other communities[1][3].

Note: Contact details and specific office locations are excluded per request.