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Each residential location is a separate program; however, all programs share resources and are managed by the Summit Human Services Sudbury management team. We have included a brief description of each home and will continue to update this as our resources expand.
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Bellevue
Elmhurst
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| 1579 Bellevue Home Profile |
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| Location | 1579 Bellevue, Sudbury, Ontario. |
| Type of Home | Staff operated male adolescent program for 7 youth's in need of social, emotional and behavioural skills development for daily living and to prepare for independent living. |
| Physical Description | This very large 4 story split level home has 7 bedrooms, a staff office, 3.5 bathrooms, one large kitchen and dining room, a large living room, a sitting area, a laundry area, a play room, a covered deck in the back facing the partially fenced in yard and parking for 4 vehicles. |
Curriculum
Vitae | All the staff have completed Summit's Orientation training, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention Training and certification, job shadowing and coaching from the Team Leader, also on-line courses are mandatory, addressing the client population we serve. All staff are also certified in First Aid and CPR as well as having provided their police checks and vulnerable sector checks. On going courses and workshops are offered regularly for all staff to further develop their skill set. |
| Child Care Support | Residential Youth Workers work up to 12 hour shifts based on the occupancy rate of the home, the program's schedule and appointments for the day. The staff/youth ratio is 3-7 based on full occupancy rate. There is a full-time Team Leader on site for case management and supervision. |
| Placement Preference | Male teens in need of a structured home environment with an emphasis on positive community activities, developing a healthy self-esteem, learning social skills and life skills, and building healthy relationships would benefit from this home. For socially and emotionally challenged teenagers who can function within a community based environment. We are not able to provide care for Young Offenders serving custody or detention orders. We are also unable to provide care for known sexual offenders, fire setters, or violent teens; however each case will be assessed individually. |
| Recreation Facilities and Activities | The home is near Moonlight Beach, Carmicheal Arena, a skateboard park, Minnow lake for fishing, across the street from a pharmacy and close by shopping areas. The home is also a short walk from the local movie theatre, and medical/dental/optical services. The home also utilizes community recreational facilities such as the YMCA, attending Wolves games and participating seasonal festivals and activities. The home also has access to the following school: Pius XII, Adamsdale Public School, Churchill Public School, Sudbury Secondary School, and alternative programs from both the Rainbow School Boards and the Catholic School Boards |
| General Overview | Well structured, reality based home capable of handling teens with emotional, behavioural and social problems. Positive social skills, self-regulation, and making better choices are all emphasized daily through staff supervision and coaching as well as the promotion of volunteer work in the community. |
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| 46 Elmhurst Home Profile |
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| Location | 46 Elmhurst, Sudbury,Ontario. |
| Type of Home | Staff operated female adolescent program for 6 youths between in need of social, emotional and behavioural skills development for daily living and to prepare for independent living. |
| Physical Description | This large 3 story split level home has 6 bedrooms, a staff office, 1.5 bathrooms, a kitchen and dining room, a living room, finished rec room in the basement, a laundry area, a back yard deck and shed, a partially fenced in yard and parking for 4 vehicles. |
Curriculum
Vitae | All staff have completed their post secondary studies in a human services field such as: Child and Youth Worker program, Social Services program, Addictions Counselling program, Native Studies program. The team is composed of female staff that have completed Summit's Orientation training, Therapeutic Crisis Intervention Training and certification, job shadowing and coaching from the Team Leader, also on-line courses are mandatory, addressing the client population we serve. All staff are also certified in First Aid and CPR as well as having provided their police checks and vulnerable sector checks. On going courses and workshops are offered regularly for all staff to further develop their skill set. |
| Child Care Support | Residential Youth Workers work up to 12 hours shifts based on the occupancy rate of the home, the program's schedule and appointments for the day. The staff/youth ratio is 2-6 based on full occupancy rate. There is a full-time Team Leader on site for case management, program development and supervision. |
| Placement Preference | Female teens in need of a structured home environment with an emphasis on positive community activities, developing a healthy self-esteem, learning social skills and life skills, and building healthy relationships would benefit from this home. For socially and emotionally challenged teenagers who can function within a community based environment. We are not able to provide care for Young Offenders serving custody or detention orders. We are also unable to provide care for known sexual offenders, fire setters, or violent teens; however each case will be assessed individually. |
| Recreation Facilities and Activities | The home is located in the New Sudbury area, a few blocks from a large drug store and major services area such as dental, optical, medical, and shopping. The home is also a short distance/walk from a local movie theatre. The home also utilizes community recreational facilities such as the YMCA, Laurentian Athletic facility, and participating in seasonal festivals and activities. The home also has access to the following schools: St-Charles Secondary School, Lasalle Secondary School, Churchill Public Scool and the alternative program from both the Rainbow School Board and the Catholic School Boards. |
| General Overview | Well structured, reality based home capable of handling teens with emotional, behavioural and social problems. Positive social skills, self-regulation, and making better choices are all emphasized daily through staff supervision and coaching as well as the promotion of volunteer work in the community. |
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