We work in partnership with many other wonderful groups & organizations in ottawa
Youville is fortunate to have a number of community partners whose expertise augments the services provided to our mothers and children.
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Algonquin College: Dedication to student success is Algonquin College's guiding principal and is demonstrated through the quality of its programs, staff, the continual expansion of its facilities, and by forging strategic partnerships. Every action since the College was established has been to ensure students have access to the education and skills training demanded by the marketplace to launch a rewarding career. |
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Carleton University: Post-secondary assistance, Bridging Program for mature applicants; Founded in 1942; Situated on 62 hectares just south of the city centre; Bordered by the Rideau River, the historic Rideau Canal, and pleasant residential neighbourhoods; Five kilometres of underground tunnels conveniently link the Universit's buildings; Extensive joint programs in science and engineering with the University of Ottawa; Study in more than 50 disciplines. |
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Children's Aid Society (CAS): The Children's Aid Society of Ottawa is committed to protecting the children and youth of our community from all forms or abuse and neglect. We work to keep them safe and secure, both within their families and the communities in which they live. |
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City of Ottawa Health Department: Provides Public Health Nurse for immunization, counselling, sexuality education, recreation, fitness and sport, First Words Clinic; |
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Crossroads Children's Centre: Provides access to mental health services for our mothers and their children. Crossroads uses our gym for three weeks of respite camps each summer. |
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iSIsters Technology Mentoring Inc.: iSisters is a Canadian charitable organization that was founded in 2001 by a group of teachers who wanted to contribute to their community. iSisters connects women in need with technology through mentoring. Our purpose is to create technology learning opportunities through partnerships with non-profit organizations that support women in need. |
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Invest in Kids - The Parenting Partnership: Founded in 1993, Invest in Kids is Canada's only national charity dedicated to improving outcomes for our children by supporting their parents. Invest in Kids' work in the area of parenting began with our interest in social, emotional and intellectual development in children aged five and younger. Today, our focus is on understanding and supporting the needs of all Canadian parents of young children as the most effective means to ensure positive outcomes for children. |
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LEAP (Learning, Earning and Parenting): Learning, Earning and Parenting (LEAP), is a targeted strategy of the Ontario Works Employment Assistance Program that focuses on teen parents between the ages of 16 and 26 and their children. The program provides young parents in receipt of Ontario Works assistance with the supports they require to finish high school improve parenting skills and achieve economic self-sufficiency. This program is designed to positively impact children's growth and development.. |
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OCRI (Ottawa Centre For Research and Innovation): Provides training for Smart-site volunteers who facilitate computer accessibility for our teen parents. |
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Ottawa Technical Learning Centre: Transition process for students requiring technical and trade skills leading to job opportunities |
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Ottawa Police Services: School Resource Officer (SRO) presence, personal safety and domestic violence information, crime prevention |
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Sandy Hill Community Health Centre: provides the services of an addiction counsellor on-site weekly |
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Social Planning Council: A unique resource for issues affecting social and economic well-being |