Self-Regulation Program

Learning to understand our emotions is a powerful life skill. Meta Centre’s Self Regulation program helps participants build confidence through practical strategies for managing emotions, recognizing triggers, reducing stress, and communicating effectively. Together, we create supportive spaces where growth, learning, and self awareness can thrive. 401 Champagne Drive, North York Tuesdays | June 2 – […]

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Internet Safety

Staying safe online starts with knowledge, confidence, and community. Join Meta Centre’s Internet Safety program and learn practical tools to help navigate the digital world safely and independently. From protecting personal information to recognizing scams and understanding social media boundaries, this program is designed to build confidence in today’s online world. Registration is now open! […]

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NEW: 2026 RESPITE SERVICES

An initial intake is required before accessing any of these services.   SATURDAY PROGRAM AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: VAUGHAN LOCATION: 7465 Kipling Avenue (inside Veneto Centre) 9:00 AM TO 3:00PM & TORONTO: 401 Champagne Drive 9:00 AM TO 3:00PM _____________________________________________________ EVENING RESPITE SOCIAL CLUB: 7465 Kipling Avenue (inside Veneto Centre) Tuesday’s & Thursday’s 3:00PM […]

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Over 53,000 Adults Are Waiting to Belong. Help Us by Calling for Change Today

Over 53,000 Adults Are Waiting to Belong. Help Us by Calling for Change Today: More than 53,000 adults with intellectual disabilities in Ontario are still waiting for vital services. Decades of delay have left too many at risk of homelessness, human trafficking, criminal exploitation, and extreme poverty. This cannot continue. Sign the petition today at […]

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New Passport Guidelines Effective April 1, 2023

The Ontario Passport Program has updated its funding guidelines, with changes that came into effect on April 1, 2023. These new guidelines revise what expenses are eligible for reimbursement under the program that supports adults with developmental disabilities and their caregivers. They reflect a return to pre-pandemic rules for some items while permanently incorporating others […]

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MCCSS Journey to Belonging, Easy read version of the Developmental Services Reform plan

The “Journey to Belonging: Choice and Inclusion” framework is Ontario’s long-term vision for transforming developmental services so that adults with developmental disabilities can fully participate in and belong to their communities. Released by the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, this reform plan prioritizes person-directed supports, equitable access, and greater choice and flexibility in […]

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