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Woodview goes above and beyond to engage individuals and families by providing high quality mental health and autism services and supports that inspires hope and strengthens lives.
An inclusive community where everyone has a voice and feels valued.
Accountability, Respecting Others, Working Together, Leading, Innovation and Learning, Commitment to Staff.
Woodview Mental Health and Autism Services has been strengthening lives and inspiring hope since 1960. We go above and beyond to support children, youth, and adults facing mental health challenges and/or living with autism and hold them and their families at the centre of all we do. We treat everyone with dignity and respect and we embrace diversity. This is reflected in how everyone feels welcomed and listened to at Woodview. We work hard to remove barriers so that everyone can engage in services and we encourage, support and invest in community partnerships to enhance our services. We respond to community needs by providing high quality mental health and autism services that build on strengths and focus on skill-building, coping strategies, relationships, independence, and resilience.
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June 28, 2021 Woodview’s Foundational Family Services offers FREE support to families registered in the OAP! What are Foundational Family Services? Foundational Family Services are offered to support all families who are registered in the Ontario Autism Program (OAP) to ensure that families are supported in ways that are meaningful to their child and family. […]
June 25, 2021 We’re thrilled to launch Meet The Team Tuesdays! Get to know our amazing staff, starting with our Board Certified Behaviour Analyst Service Providers. Meet Janice! Meet Molly! Meet Holly! Meet Lauren! Meet Patricia! Meet Ashley! Meet Amanda!
May 13, 2021 If you're aged 9-18 years of age and living in Halton Region, you're invited by Our Kids Network to 'tell us how you're REALLY doing' so things can be improved for kids in Halton. The survey* is anonymous and takes about 25 minutes to complete. When you're finished, you can enter to [...]
May 3, 2021 Statement by Child and Youth Mental Health Lead Agency Consortium Toronto, Ontario Child and Youth Mental Health Lead Agency Consortium co-chairs Karen Ingebrigtson and Linda Dugas, today issued the following statement for Mental Health Week: “We are using this week to add our voice to the call for governments to make additional […]
