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You RESOURCES and SERVICES for OTTAWA FAMILIES RESOURCES AND SERVICES FOR HUNT CLUB EAST FAMILIES Prenatal to 12 years you RESOURCES AND SERVICESLast updated: March FOR 2016 OTTAWA FAMILIES www.ottawabeststart.com Parenting Social, Pregnancy Health Nutrition & Other Community Services & Family Child Care Education Emotional & Babies Services Food Banks & Resources Programs & Behavioral Baby and Me Babytime, DAYCARE & Programme HOME CHILD Please consult with Please refer to Early Childhood Banff Alliance Housing HIPPY Ottawa Settlement Playgroup Toddler Time, & NURSERY SCHOOL prématernelle CARE individual school city-wide Program Getting Community Co-operative (School Program Ontario Early Family Storytime Petits pas à trois boards to services Started Services Food Bank 131 Firewood Pvt. 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Heatherington Parent Daycares Family Services www.ocdsb.ca/sch/s Screening Clinic Better Beginnings x1075 Centre South Centre - Hunt 613-523-2223 Nursery School Inc. 613-823-7088 x228 l/Pages/SchoolLocat Ottawa South Beginnings, Better Futures 2020 Walkley Rd. Club/Riverside Site 102-2330 Don Reid 89 Lorry orMap.aspx OEYC Better Futures 22-1485 Ottawa Public 613-560-0624 3320 Paul Anka Carrefour Dr. Greenberg Dr. Global Child Care 2330 Don Reid Dr. 22-1485 Heatherington Rd. Library ext.15041 Dr. d’apprentissage 613-731-2440 613-736-8695 Services Ottawa Catholic 613-688-3979 Heatherington Rd. 613-523-2223 Info Service 613-742-5500 613 -247-1600 Marius-Barbeau School Board x3434 613-523-2223 613-580-2940 Toy Library 1345 Nottinghill Ave. 613-224-2222 Greenboro Carpenter Andrew Fleck 613-737-4404 La Maisonnée www.ocsb.ca Greenboro District Lactation Daycare Centre Parenting in Dietician Housing Co- Child Care 613-789-3020 x243 School Locator Tool: Library Consulting 1400 Cahill Dr. Ottawa Drop-Ins Loblaws South operative Services Fun To Read http://schoollocator 181 Forestglade 363 Lorry 2330 Don Reid Dr. Services Canada 613-526-3203 Please consult with Ottawa Birth and Keys Chapter's - South Keys Metcalfe Home .ocsb.ca:8081/Eligib Cres. Greenberg Dr. 613-737-6369 ($) individual school Wellness Centre 2210 Bank St. Shopping Centre Daycare ility.aspx?Page=Sch 613-738-2286 613-580-2940 76 Leopolds Dr. Heron Gate boards for a list of 2260 Walkley Road 2210 Bank St. 613-821-2899 ool 613-854-0586 Quarry Co- 613 -736-0997 School Age extended day 613-737-6369 613-PARENTS Fairlea Park Bookmobile - operative Program programs: Mothercraft Ottawa Conseil des écoles 613-727-3687 Eat Right Housing Coop Robert Bateman Housing Midwifery Ottawa South OEYC 1620-B 613-728-1839 catholiques du Ontario 3019 Fairlea Cres. School 92-181 Services English Playgroup Heatherington Rd. Centre-Est Ottawa South Robert Bateman 613-526-3920 1250 Blohm Dr. Forestglade Cres. OCDSB Ottawa Birth and (0-6) 613-260-3958 Odawa Sweetgrass 613-744-2555 OEYC Public School 613-580-2424 613 - 523 -1890 613-596-8760 Wellness Centre Hanging Out with 613-722-3811 x234 www.ecolecatholiqu 2330 Don Reid Dr. 1250 Blohm Dr. Greenboro ext. 32629 OCSB 2260 Walkley Dad Playgroup Le Cerf-Volant - e.ca 613-PARENTS 1-877-510-5102 Community 613-224-4455 Parents Home Child Road OEYC Ottawa South École Marius School Locator Tool: 613-727-3687 Centre Ottawa South 2330 Don Reid Dr. x2382 Care https://www.ctso.ca OEYC 613 -260-1441 Barbeau The Pavilion 363 Lorry CECCE 613-233-9268 /Eligibility.aspx?Pag 2330 Don Reid 613-737-6369 1345 Notting Hill Food Bank Greenberg Dr. 613 744 2555 e=School Drive, Suite 101 Ave. Greenboro 613-580-2805 Parenting and Family Totlot Childcare 613-737-6369 613-695-5596 x33253 Literacy Centre 613-727-0010 Conseil des écoles Pavilion CEPEO Drop-In (0-6) 14 Tapiola Cres. 613-742-8960 publiques de l’Est Prince of Peace School Little Munchkins Wee Watch This list of neighbourhood 613-247-7772 x3176 de l’Ontario 1620 Heatherington Rd. Hideout Daycare Enriched Home 613-742-8960 resources and services and a 613-224-4455 ext. Centre Child Care www.cepeo.on.ca city-wide list can be found YOU CAN ALSO CALL: 2382 1426 Hunt Club Rd. 613-825-9425 School Locator Tool: online at: Services available in multiple languages 613-321-0633 https://www.ctso.ca www.ottawabeststart.com and Toddler Games Ottawa /Eligibility.aspx?Pag www.parentresource.ca 211 – Information and referral for community, social, government, and e=School 1860 Bank St., Unit 3B health services 613-663-3670 Please note that the four For more information: 311 – Line for municipal services such as road repairs, garbage removal, school boards represent [email protected] housing services, parks & recreation, child care, Bookmobile, emergency only publicly-funded shelters schools. 613-565-2467 x222 Asterisk (*) indicates a multiservice agency Distress Centre – Distress Line: 613-238-3311 & Mental Health Crisis Line: 613-722-6914 www.dcottawa.on.ca/english/services/services.html / Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868 www.kidshelpphone.ca .
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