Support children & youth in your community

One Kids Place is a non-profit children’s treatment centre that actively strives to provide quality community-based rehabilitation and support services for children and youth (up to the age of 19) and their families living in the Districts of Muskoka, Nipissing and Parry Sound.

Where the Need is Greatest

Unrestricted funds are used to benefit the children and youth with special needs by providing services, resources, and/or equipment to them and their families to support their therapy plans and to enhance their everyday lives. The therapy needs for our children, youth and families changes every day as therapy requirements grow and evolve. These funds allow us to support these needs as they arise. One Kids Place values all donations and ensures that all funds are spent with the highest level of integrity, professionalism and scrutiny.

Programs and Services

Donations allocated to Programs and Services are utilized to support important programs and services that are not funded through the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, but have a great benefit to the children, youth and families we serve.
Social Interaction opportunities, such as camps and group therapy sessions for children and youth with special needs help foster strategies that teach them to interact with peers and develop skills to be transferred to their every day lives. These valuable opportunities are only available due to the donations from our community members and local businesses.

Loan Equipment Program

The Loan Equipment Program (LEP), the first of its kind in all our districts, allows families, caregivers and schools to borrow specialized equipment and therapy resources for periods of time when needed and once returned it is cleaned, refurbished and can be loaned out again. The Loan Equipment Program permits the equipment to be used to its full life cycle and purpose all while giving choice and opportunity to families on their child’s therapy equipment. The LEP currently hosts over 2500 items and loans out 600-750 items annually. This program is fully funded by donations and community support.