The Ministry of Community and Social Services (MCSS) formed four Community Networks of Specialized Care (CNSC – regions include Central, East, North and South) to strengthen community-based services for adults who have a developmental disability and co-existing mental health issues and/or challenging behaviour.
Through this MCSS Project, Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN) is working with CNSC to extend service delivery through videoconferencing. Project goals include
Lake Ridge Community Support Services is one of the agencies in the Central Network of Specialized Care.
VIDEOCONFERENCING AT LRCSS
In partnership with the Community Networks of Specialized Care, the Developmental Services Access Centre is now offering a number of workshops and programs via videoconferencing at its Kitchener location. This is an exciting opportunity to enhance opportunities for further training and development for agencies serving people with developmental disabilities!
A number of videoconferencing sessions and programs can be accessed through LRCSS. A listing of upcoming events can be found on the Community Network of Specialized Care website at this link Network of Specialized Care. If you would like to be included on a mailing list for upcoming programs, please email Linda Bruce, Videoconferencing Coordinator for the Central Network of Specialized Care at lbruce(at)clhmidland.on.ca.
REGISTERING FOR VIDEOCONFERENCING SESSIONS
Because seating is limited at training sessions, it is important register for training sessions at least forty-eights hours in advance.
To register for any videoconferencing or training program at LRCSS, follow these simple steps.