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Early Child Development Planning Funding Deliverable #2 – Organizations by Service Functions Early Child Development Planning Funding Deliverable #2 Prepared by Program Effectiveness Data Analysis Coordinator Parent Resource Centre March 2013 2 Early Child Development Planning Funding Deliverable #2 – Organizations by Service Functions Service Functions – Summary This section provides an inventory of organizations that provide service to the children and families of Ottawa. The inventory of organizations was derived from several sources: a community planning survey distributed by the Ottawa Best Start Network, Community Information Center of Ottawa (Ottawa 211), City of Ottawa – List of Licensed Child Care Service Providers, and the Ministry of Education – List of Elementary and Middle Schools. List of Service Functions Number of Organizations Child Care N = 297 Child Protection/Child Welfare N = 39 Early Learning/Primary Education N = 404 Family Support/Home Visiting N = 80 Information Resources N = 161 Links to Community Partners N = 110 Literacy and Communication N = 287 Nutrition Programs and Services N = 71 Parent Support/Parent Participation N = 155 Physical Activity and Recreation N = 98 Play-Based Learning N = 184 Pre-/Post-Natal Support N = 57 Professional Development N = 50 Screening and Early Identification N = 35 Specialized Supports N = 112 Other: Emotional/Behavioural Supports N = 131 Cultural Supports N = 52 Health Supports N = 87 Advocacy N = 9 Total # Independent Organizations N = 831 Indication of Service Integration: Service Functions Per Organization 40% Mean= 2.9 30% Std. Dev. = 2.4 20% 10% % of Organizations% 0% 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 or more Number of Service Functions Listed By A Single Organization Deliverable #2 – Organizations by Service Functions SERVICE FUNCTION: CHILD CARE Child Care 1. "Merrily We Go" Preschool 2. A Gym Tale, Children's Play and Development 3. A to Z Daycare Centre 4. ABC Infant & Toddler Centre 5. ABC Preschool Learning Centre 6. Acorn Early Learning Centre 7. Agence de garde "La Maisonnée"/Grandir ensemble 8. Algonquin College ELC 9. Alta Vista Co-operative Nursery School Inc. 10. Alternative Learning Styles and Outlooks 11. Amethyst Women's Addiction Centre 12. Annavale Headstart Nursery School 13. Barrhaven Child Care Centre 14. Baywood School Age Program 15. Beacon Learning Centre, The 16. Beaconwood School Age Program 17. Beaverbrook Montessori School 18. Bells Corners Cooperative Nursery School 19. Bettye Hyde Clubhouse 20. Bettye Hyde Co-operative Nursery School 21. Bettye Hyde Cooperative Nursery School 22. Bishop Hamilton Montessori School 23. Blackburn Hamlet Preschool 24. Borden Farm Child Care Centre 25. Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa 26. Bridlewood Child Learning Centre 27. Britannia Woods Community House 28. Brown Bear Day Care 29. Caldwell Family Centre Inc. 30. Capital Day Care Centre Inc. 31. Carleton Heights Child Care Centre 32. Carleton Memorial Day Care Centre 33. Carleton Montessori School Inc. 34. Carleton Preschool 35. Carleton University, Department of Recreation and Athletics, Recreation Centre 36. Carlington Community Health Centre 37. Carp Co-operative Nursery School 38. Carrefour d'Ottawa (Le) 39. Cartier des jeunes, Le 40. Centre communautaire Franc-Ouest 41. Centre de l'enfance Coopérative Brin d'herbe 4 Child Care (con’t) 42. Centre de l'enfant aux 4 vents 43. Centre de la petite enfance du Rocher 44. Centre des petits d’Ottawa (2005) Inc. 45. Centre éducatif Beausoleil 46. Centre éducatif Brin de Soleil 47. Centre éducatif Coeur des Jeunes 48. Centre éducatif coopératif Le manège Inc. 49. Centre éducatif des Bécasseaux 50. Centre éducatif la Clémentine 51. Centre éducatif les Débrouillards 52. Centre éducatif les petites Frimousses - Bébés/Bambins 53. Centre éducatif les petits Pinceaux 54. Centre éducatif Pinocchio Educational Centre 55. Centre éducatif spécialisé l'image 56. Centre éducatif sur un Nuage 57. Centre éducatif Tournesol 58. Centre parascolaire Alpha 3-12 59. Centre parascolaire Parasol, Le 60. Centre parascolaire Quatre Saisons 61. Centre préscolaire et parascolaire L'étoile filante 62. Centrepointe Artistic Preschool 63. Centrepointe Childcare Services 64. Centrepointe Co-operative Nursery School 65. Centrepointe Early Childhood Resource Centre 66. Centrepointe Home Child Care 67. Centretown Co-operative Kindergarten Program 68. Centretown Parents' Co-operative Day Care 69. Cerf-Volant, Le/Grandir ensemble 70. Chapman Mills School Age Program 71. Charlemagne Nursery School 72. Charmian Craven Child Care Centre 73. Child Care Provider Resource Network 74. Children on the Hill/Enfants de La Colline, Les 75. Children's Castle Day Care Centre 76. Children's Centre, The 77. Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario, Department of General Pediatric Medicine, Teen Health Centre 78. Children's Place (The) 79. Children's Universe Daycare Centres 80. Children's Village 81. Children's World Childcare Inc. 82. Churchill-Carling Day Care 83. CISV International, CISV Canada, CISV Ottawa 84. City View Centre for Child and Family Services 85. Coccinelle, La 86. Colonel By Child Care Centre 87. Community Child Care of Ottawa 5 Child Care (con’t) 88. Community Cooperative Preschool 89. Confederation Court Community House 90. Conseil des écoles catholiques du Centre-Est 91. Cornerstone Children's Centre 92. Cornerstone Montessori Ottawa 93. Cornerstone Montessori Tots 94. Cornerstone Montessori West 95. Crestway School Age Program 96. Cumberland Hub Day Care 97. Dalhousie Parents' Day Care Centre 98. Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre 99. Devonshire School Age Program 100. Dow's Lake Daycare Inc. 101. Dr. E. Couture Child Care Centre 102. Early Beginnings Multicultural Child Development Centre of Ottawa-Carleton 103. Edgewood Child Care Centre 104. Elmridge School Age Program 105. Elsie Stapleford Child Care Centre 106. Emerald Meadows School Age Program 107. Esther By Child Care Centre 108. Extendicare Canada Inc, ParaMed Home Health Care 109. Fairview Child Care Centre of Ottawa 110. Fédération de la jeunesse franco-ontarienne (FESFO) 111. Fern Hill Preschool 112. First Journey Montessori Inc. 113. Fisher Heights KGT/AF4 114. Florence Child Care Centre 115. Foster Farm Child Care Centre 116. Foster Farm Family House 117. Gardenway School Age Program 118. Garderie Bernadette Child Care Centre 119. Garderie coopérative Sunflower Co-op Day Nursery 120. Garderie éducative Renée Tassé 121. Garderie IBN Batouta, La 122. Garderie Oasis Child Care Centre 123. Garderie Providence 124. Garderie Tunney's Daycare 125. Glebe Cooperative Nursery School 126. Glebe Montessori School 127. Glebe Parents' Day Care 128. Glebe Reggio Centre 129. Glen Cairn Co-op Preschool 130. Global Child Care Services 131. Good Morning Creative Arts and Preschool 132. Greely First Steps Daycare Centre 133. Greenboro Daycare Centre 6 Child Care (con’t) 134. Greenland Country Haven 135. Gym Tale, A 136. Hawthorne Meadows Nursery School 137. Heatherington Nursery School 138. Heron Gate School Age Program 139. Holy Spirit Child Care Centre 140. Huron Early Learning Centre 141. Imagination Station Children's Learning Centre 142. Jackson Trails School Age Program 143. Kanata Creative Kindergarten 144. Kanata Montessori School 145. Kanata North Early Learning Centre 146. Kanata Research Park Family Centre 147. Katimavik Co-operative Nursery School 148. Katimavik Kindergarten and School Age Program 149. Keyworth School Age Program 150. Kids and Company 151. Kidzonly Child Care Centre 152. Kinderville 153. Leitrim Montessori Preschool 154. Licensed Child Care Centres and Home Child Care Agencies in Ottawa 155. Little Explorers Reggio Emilia Pre-School 156. Little Love Bugs Daycare 157. Little Munchkins Hideout Day Care Centre 158. Little Scholar’s Montessori 159. Little School, The 160. Lowertow Community Resource Centre 161. Lynwood School Age Program 162. MAC Preschool and Childcare Centre 163. Main Street Community Services 164. Maison Marie-Louise 165. Makonsag Aboriginal Head Start 166. Manotick Cooperative Nursery School 167. Manotick Montessori Casa Dei Bambini 168. Martin Luther Kindergarten 169. Matreshka 170. Merry-Lee Preschool 171. Metcalfe Co-op Nursery School 172. Metcalfe Home Day Care 173. MFRC Licensed Children's Programs 174. Mini Muffins Preschool and Toddler Program 175. Minwaashin Lodge - Aboriginal Women's Support Centre 176. Monkey Around Play & Learn Centre 177. Mooney's Bay Montessori School 178. Mothercraft Ottawa 179. Mountshannon School Age Program 7 Child Care (con’t) 180. Mouvement d'implication francophone d'Orléans (MIFO) 181. Municipal Home Child Care/Programme municipale de garde d'enfants à domicile 182. Munster Co-op Nursery School 183. My Little Preschool 184. Nanny Goat Hill Headstart Nursery School 185. Navan Cooperative Nursery School 186. Navy League of Canada (The), National Office 187. North Gower Cooperative Nursery School Inc. 188. Northern Lights Child Care Centre 189. Odawa Native Friendship Centre 190. Odawa Sweetgrass Licensed Home Child Care 191. Ontario. Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services, Ottawa-Carleton Detention Centre 192. Orleans Child Care Centre 193. Orleans Montessori Children's House/La Maison des enfants Montessori d'Orléans Inc. 194. Orleans Preschool, The 195. Osgoode Cooperative Nursery School 196. Ottawa Catholic Child Care Corporation 197. Ottawa Children's Montessori Centre 198. Ottawa Children's Treatment Centre 199. Ottawa Montessori School/École Montessori d'Ottawa 200. Ottawa Rotary Home (The), Parent Relief / Respite Care 201. Ottawa School Day Nursery Inc. 202. Ottawa-Carleton Association
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