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Providing Care for Children, Youth, Young Adults and Their Parents/Guardians

At Maltby Centre, we have been providing autism and children’s and youth mental health services to Ontarians for more than 25 years. We’re an accredited, full-service agency with an extensive team of mental health  professionals at our five campuses in Kingston, Napanee, Northbrook, Sharbot Lake and Sydenham, ON.

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We are the lead agency for both services in Kingston, Frontenac, Lennox & Addington. We work with clients in one of many Maltby campuses, in their homes, in schools, or in other community locations.

We work closely with numerous partner agencies to ensure successful service navigation. Maltby Centre was originally established as Pathways for Children & Youth in 1996.

In 2018, the Agency was renamed Maltby Centre in honour of the founding director, JoAnne Maltby, who was an incredible advocate for children and youth. Today, Maltby Centre still operates under JoAnne’s vision and strives to create possibilities for change in young people’s lives.

 

Results That Matter

299

Same-day access to therapy

Children & youth accessed same-day therapy with a Registered Psychotherapist.
80

Support at school

Students were supported in our school-based programs; Nexus, Belong, and ABC.
66

Right service, right time

Children and youth accessed our Walk-In Clinic with mental health needs who would’ve otherwise gone to their doctor or the emergency department.
3,124

Access across the region

Staff hours spent travelling to clients and families to provide services where they need it.
1,019

Help where clients need it

Hours of in-home mental health services were provided to children, youth, and families with high-level needs.
794

Free support

Families received FREE help registering for OAP numbers, obtaining funding, and other free foundational services relating to an autism diagnosis.
91

Involved caregivers

% of caregivers in mental health services reported feeling they were a valued member of the care team for their loved one.
26

Successful transitions

Students with Autism were successfully supported in transitioning to their home classroom through our Connections program.
14

Successful transitions

Students successfully transitioned from Maltby Centre ECPP classrooms back to their home classroom.
10,774

Professional service

Hours of counselling provided to children and youth by Registered Psychotherapists.
2,721

Expanding services

Hours of direct service provided to clients in Autism Fee for Service programs.
96

Evidence-based programs

Clients enrolled in SNAP, an evidence-based, behavioural model teaching children and their parents effective emotional regulation and problem-solving skills.
3,772

Coordinated service

Mental health staff hours spent coordinating with other service providers to ensure the best care for clients.
3,118

Access to mental health services

Clients served through our therapy, intensive, targeted prevention, crisis, specialized, and family capacity building services.
994

Access to autism services

Clients with autism who participated in foundational, behavioural, or school support services.
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Working Today for Better Mental Health Tomorrow.

We will do this by offering:

  • More programs and resources for everyone up to 24 years old
  • Workshops and networking events for parents/guardians
  • Expanded services in French
  • Adding media content which can be viewed by children, youth, and young adults through our Youth Portal

Maltby Centre will continue to be a strong advocate for autism and CYMH. We work tirelessly to improve the lives of children, youth, young adults and their parents and guardians by consistently advocating for improved access to mental health services in Ontario. The Maltby Centre is an active voice in the ongoing conversations with all levels of government. You too can take part by joining our Board of Directors or Family Advisory Committee.

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Maltby Centre places children and youth at the centre of all we do.