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Salvation ArmyGrace Haven |
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| Contact Numbers | |||
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| Office Phone | 905-522-7336 | ||
| After Hours Phone | 905-522-7336, Mon-Sun 24 hours support line (for former residents and community participants of Grace Haven programs only) | ||
| Fax | 905-522-6046 | ||
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| Address & Map | |||
| Located In Community | Hamilton | ||
| Nearest Main Intersection | Queen St S and Aberdeen Ave | ||
| Wheelchair Accessibility | Partially Accessible - accessible from front entrance * elevator | ||
| Organization Email | info@gracehavenhamilton.org | ||
| Primary Contact | Jo-Anne Rochon, Program Manager | ||
| Alternate Contact | Kristin Baughan, Program Manager, New Choices; Phone: 905-522-5556 | ||
| Primary Executive | Joanne Davis, Executive Director; Email: Jo-Anne_Davis@can.salvationarmy.org | ||
| Service Details | |||
| Areas Served | Halton Region ; Hamilton (City of) | ||
| Description | A Young Parent Resource Centre for young parents (male and female) * residential component for 14 prenatal and postnatal residents (female only) including infants run by the Salvation Army * 24-hour telephone support service available for former residents and community clients involved in Grace Haven programs Residential and non-residential services: * Counselling referrals * Educational program with three teachers from the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board * Life skills * Parenting education: Baby Basics and Infant Playtime Plus * Prenatal classes and health promotion clinic facilitated by a public health nurse (no medical services on the premises, doctor referrals are available) * Preparation for independent living Parental relief programs include: * Drop in play groups * Adult workshops * Designated Early Years' services for young parents Offsite programs include: * New Choices: program for women with substance use issues who are pregnant or parenting children under 6 (includes addiction groups, parenting and public health groups, outreach, 1:1 counselling, advocacy and case management/coordination services) * Linkages and partnerships with Womankind, Public Health, HHS Infant Parent Program | ||
| Hours | Office: Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm * residential services: Mon-Sun 24 -hours | ||
| Eligibility | Ages: 21 year(s) and under For prenatal residential programs, woman must be expecting * respite beds are available with referral from outside agency * OPR beds available to C/CAS for teenaged girls | ||
| Application | Prenatal residential services require a pre-admission interview * postnatal applications from the community are also accepted | ||
| Fees | No fees for day programs * residents are not required to pay unless they have supporting income (i.e. family, employment, other agency such as CAS etc.) | ||
| Languages | English ; French | ||
| Resources Available | Brochure available upon request | ||
| Established | 1896 | ||
| Funding | Regional / Municipal ; Provincial - Ministry of Child & Youth Services ; Federal ; Fundraising ; Donations ; Foundation - Salvation Army Red Shield | ||
| Service Level | (50) Non Profit ; (51) Registered Charity | ||
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| Service Categories | Maternity Homes ; New Dad Parenting Programs ; School Based Teen Parent/Pregnant Teen Programs ; Teen Expectant/New Parent Assistance | ||
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