Discovering Potential and Promoting Participation
Mission
RCC supports children and youth in discovering their potential and engaging in their communities, through excellence in innovative clinical services, assistive technologies, education, and research. We authentically engage with children, youth, families, and First Nations, Inuit, Métis, Newcomers, and other partners across Manitoba and beyond, with a focus on equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging.Find a Service
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Accreditation Canada awarded the Rehabilitation Centre for Children accreditation with Exemplary Standing
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Equity, Diversity and Inclusion
The Rehabilitation Centre for Children is committed to providing an accessible, culturally safe, welcoming and respectful environment that promotes, supports and embraces diversity and inclusion and recognizes the dignity of all people. The Centre acknowledges that equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging is an ongoing journey.
Land Acknowledgement
The Rehabilitation Centre for Children acknowledges that we are located in Treaty One Territory, the ancestral lands and traditional territories of the Anishinaabeg, Ininíwak, Ithiniwak, Denesułine, Anishininiwak, Inuit, Dakota and Nakota Peoples and on the homeland of the Métis Nation. We also acknowledge that our water is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nations. The Rehabilitation Centre for Children is committed to Truth and Reconciliation.
Accessibility
The Rehabilitation Centre for Children is committed to the highest standards of accessibility and to the principles of The Accessibility for Manitobans Act. This website has been designed to meet the World Wide Web Consortium Level AA Internet standards. The information on this site is available in other formats upon request. If you require assistance, have any feedback or concerns about accessibility related issues, please email accessibility@sscy.ca or call (204) 452-4311.News and Events
Relate Program Webinar: Favourite Communication Strategies for Supporting Autism and Related Social Communication Differences
Join RCC's Relate Program this fall for an interactive webinar focused on respectful and culturally safe practices for supporting neurodivergent populations. Presented By Kally-Anna Clinton, you'll learn actionable strategies to improve social communication and expand your knowledge of various group and partnership exercises.
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Beyond Limits: Canada’s Conference for Diversity & Accessibility
Beyond Limits Annual Conference is a chance to come together in person to connect and learn about topics related to the disability community. Held on October 28, from 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM, at the Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre this year's conference will explore the theme Living your Best Life at Every Stage!"
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New SSCY Greeter Fosters Inclusion
Ojibwe Star Wars voice actor and University of Manitoba Bisons football alumni, Josh Ahmo is the first smiling face you’ll see at SSCY Centre. In his role as the new SSCY Greeter and Concierge for Jordan’s Principle, Ahmo is dedicated to assisting visitors by helping with appointments, providing information or offering a supportive conversation.
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