Programs & Services
Learn about the various programs and services offered at the Rehabilitation Centre for Children.
A-Z Programs and Services
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Assistive Technology
The Assistive Technology Department helps families and caregivers by providing specialized equipment to improve the quality of life of children and youth with disabilities in Manitoba and Nunavut.
Learn MoreAugmentive and Alternative Communication (AAC)
The Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) program is designed to help children with complex communication needs find a way to connect and communicate with those around them. Funded by the WRHA and the Rehabilitation Centre for Children
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a developmental disorder characterized by deficits in social interaction/communication, restricted interests and repetitive behaviours. The majority of the programs and services at RCC support children with Autism and their families. The Child Development Clinic is a diagnostic clinic for preschool children referred with a query of ASD.
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Building Circles
Building Circles of Support is a free 8-week educational FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) information program for parents, caregivers, other family members, and professionals who support children and youth recently seen or diagnosed at the Manitoba FASD Centre.
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Child Development Clinic
The Child Development Clinic (CDC) is a multidisciplinary diagnostic clinic that provides expertise in understanding preschool development and behaviour for children aged 0-5 years.
Learn MoreChildren's Therapy Network of Manitoba (CTNM)
Children’s Therapy Network of Manitoba (CTNM), previously CTI, provides therapy services in Manitoba. Outreach Therapy provides therapy services to rural communities in Manitoba.
Learn MoreCommunity Recreation Programs
The RCC/SSCY Family Network hosts a website called Inclusive Recreation in Manitoba, which provides a snapshot of recreation opportunities that are available to children and teens with additional needs in Manitoba.
Learn MoreComplex Care Clinic
Complex Care Clinic provides family-centered care for children and youth with complex medical needs.
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Diagnostic Imaging (X-Ray)
Diagnostic Imaging provides X-rays to children and youth at SCCY Centre.
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Family Network
The RCC/SSCY Family Network is a community of caregivers for children and youth with disabilities in Manitoba. Under the direction of the RCC/SSCY Family Advisory Council, the Family Network offers a monthly newsletter, programs, and workshops to support families.
Learn MoreFASD
The Manitoba FASD (Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder) Centre is a multidisciplinary assessment, education, training and research service for children and youth in the province of Manitoba.
Learn MoreFeeding Clinic
The Feeding Clinic is for children and youth living in Manitoba, Nunavut, and Northern Ontario.
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Hypertonia Clinic
Hypertonia Clinic provides family-centered care for children and youth with Cerebral Palsy and other Neurodevelopmental conditions affecting muscle function and tone.
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Jordan’s Principle Services
RCC provides therapy services to all First Nations across Manitoba through Jordan’s Principle. RCC is committed to traveling to First Nation communities and providing services within the child’s community.
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LIFE Program
The LIFE (Leisure in Fun Environments) Program is a therapeutic recreation program, which provides opportunities for children and youth with disabilities to engage in meaningful recreational experiences. This Program is funded by the generous donations made to the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation.
Learn MoreLimb Difference Clinic
Limb Difference Clinic is a multi-disciplinary program that provides family centered care to children and youth with a congenital or acquired limb difference.
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Neonatal Follow-up (NFU)
The Neonatal Follow-up Program (NFU) is a provincial program that provides care and monitors the development and growth of high-risk babies and preschool children.
Learn MoreNeuromuscular Clinic
Neuromuscular Clinic provides family-centered care for children and youth with Neuromuscular Disorders that require coordinated care from several health professionals.
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Orthopedic Clinic
Orthopedic Clinic provides family-centered care for children and youth with Cerebral Palsy and other Neurodevelopmental conditions affecting muscle function and tone.
Learn MoreOutreach Therapy
RCC Outreach Therapy Services Department provides Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy services to children in their natural environments; home, daycare, school or community.
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Prosthetics and Orthotics
The Prosthetics and Orthotics Department provides assessment, design, fabrication, fitting and follow-up for children who require prosthetic and/or orthotic devices.
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Relate Program
The Relate Program provides education and consultation to caregivers and professionals supporting Autistic children and those with other neurodevelopmental difficulties (preschool and school aged), who are experiencing challenges or differences related to social communication development, relationships, and behaviour. This program is funded by the WRHA and the Children’s Rehabilitation Foundation.
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School Therapy Services (STS)
RCC offers occupational therapy and physiotherapy services to children in schools through the Outreach Therapy Department.
Learn MoreSpina Bifida Clinic
Spina Bifida Clinic is a multi-disciplinary program that provides family-centered care for children and youth with Spina Bifida or Spinal Cord Injuries.
Learn MoreSSCY Family Resource Centre (FRC)
The SSCY Family Resource Centre is an information and loan service that is offered to clients of the SSCY Centre, as well as families and service providers across the province. The goal is to provide access to resources that will inform and empower families of children with disabilities. These resources include information, books, toys, adapted recreational equipment and adapted books.
Learn MoreStepping Out on Saturdays (SOS)
The Manitoba Stepping Out on Saturdays Program (aka “SOS Camp”) is a once-per-month therapeutic recreation program for children ages 5-12 years old with a diagnosis of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) or who are on the waitlist for assessment with the Manitoba FASD Centre. Priority is given to children in care or supported by a child welfare agency.
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