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Respite Care for Children with Disabilities - District of Kenora

Family support services that provide a break, or temporary relief, to allow families of children and youth with disabilities to have some time away from their care activities.

See also Community Living Services, Fitness, Recreation, and Social Programs for People with Disabilities, and Respite Care.

 
These services are located in District of Kenora
Anishinaabe Abinoojii Family Services - Alternative Care Services  
20 Main St S, Kenora, ON  P9N 3X7 		807-468-6224
Community Support Centre NW - Community Support Centre NW - Dryden - Specialized Respite Services  
53 Arthur St, Dryden, ON  P8N 1J7 		807-223-5995
Firefly - Kenora - Head Office  
820 Lakeview Dr, Kenora, ON  P9N 3P7 		807-467-5437
Firefly - Kenora - Head Office - Respite Services  
820 Lakeview Dr, Kenora, ON  P9N 3P7 		807-467-5437
Red Lake Indian Friendship Centre - Site 2 - Training and Conference Centre - Community Action Program for Children  
114 Forestry Rd, Red Lake, ON  P0V 2M0 		807-727-3000

These services are located outside of District of Kenora, but provide service to District of Kenora.
Kenora Rainy River Districts Child and Family Services - Fort Frances Office - Family Respite Services  
240 First St E Suite 200, Fort Frances, ON  P9A 1K5 		1-800-465-1100
Ontario. Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay - Special Services at Home Program  
435 James St S Suite 111, Thunder Bay, ON  P7E 6S7 		807-475-1336
Wesway - Respite Services  
1703 Victoria Ave E Suite 210, Thunder Bay, ON  P7C 1C8 		807-623-2353

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