| Program: | Parenting Enhancement Program | ||
| Organization: |
Surrey Place |
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| Description of Services: |
Training and support to parents with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are deemed eligible for support through Developmental Services Ontario. Therapists teach families skills to make them more self-sufficient and help them become the best parents they can be. Multifaceted and collaborative teaching method used that emphasizes personalized, home-based and child-care instruction. Training is provided covering several topics, including:
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| Requirements | |||
| Fees: | Parent Enhancement Program is free | ||
| Eligibility - Population(s) Served: | Parents of child and youth who demonstrated eligibility through Developmental Services Ontario * must be 18 years of age and older * have children in their custody or a plan to return must be in place* live in the city of Toronto | ||
| Application: | For eligibility for DSO only - call DSO (1-855-372-3858) or dsotr@surreyplace.ca). Once eligibility is confirmed by DSO, email Adult Intake - adult.intake@surreyplace.ca and ask them to make a referral to PEP. | ||
| Languages: | English | ||
| Area(s) Served: | Toronto | ||
| Contact Information | |||
| Phone Numbers: | 416-925-5141 ext 2582 | ||
| Toll-Free: | 1-855-372-3858 | ||
| Fax: | 416-925-3402 | ||
| Email: | Jennifer.Lau@surreyplace.ca | ||
| Website: | www.surreyplace.ca/services/parenting-enhancement-... | ||
| Address: |
2 Surrey Pl Toronto, ON M5S 2C2 |
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Street Address: |
Toronto | Map | |
| Intersection: | Bay St and College St | ||
| Location: | Toronto (Bay Street Corridor) | ||
| Hours: | Mon-Thurs 8:30am-8:30pm * Fri 8:30am-5:30pm * Sat 8:30am-4:30pm | ||
| Executives: |
Terri Hewitt - CEO Surrey Place 416-925-5141 * terri.hewitt@surreyplace.ca |
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The Parenting Enhancement Program (PEP) provides training and support to parents with intellectual and developmental disabilities who have been deemed eligible for support through Developmental Services Ontario. A focus on teaching skills to be more self-sufficient, and to help parents maintain full custody of their children or create future care plans.
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This information is provided by thehealthline.ca. It was last completely updated on: 2/25/2026 |