Welcome to Woodview! If you have landed on this page you have likely been searching for some support for a family member, a friend, a patient, or a student. Someone may have mentioned our name or you might have been searching the web. No matter how you found us, we are glad you did. Take some time to learn about what we offer and how we might be able to help.
Welcome to Woodview!
What we do...
- Woodview offers services and support for children and youth facing mental health challenges and for those diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- We work in partnership with families who play an important role in our services
- We work with schools and social service agencies to support children and youth and their families
How we do it...
- Social workers, child and youth workers, autism specialists, and consulting professionals work together to provide individualized client-centered services
- By offering a continuum of flexible services, Woodview can respond fully to the needs of individuals and their families
- Tracking performance and measuring results ensures programming and services are as effective as possible
Why we do it...
- Woodview’s roots date back to 1853 when the Sisters of St. Joseph recognized and fulfilled a need for homes in which to care for, clothe, feed and support orphans. Woodview has continued in the same vein by recognizing needs in the communities we serve and responding to them by providing best in practice supports and services.
- Over 160 years ago the Sisters of St. Joseph were committed to providing the best level of care possible in their orphanages and they delivered that care with compassion and respect. Today, Woodview continues that commitment by providing individualized, client-centered services based on our values. View our values.
Woodview has been inspiring hope and strengthening lives for over 60 years.
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
We act with integrity and are responsible, reliable, and transparent to all our stakeholders.
Respecting Others
We hold the people we serve at the centre of all that we do. We treat everyone with dignity, respect client voice, and embrace diversity.
Working Together
We actively encourage, support, and invest in partnerships.
Leading
We are forward-thinking and work to influence positive change in our communities.
Innovation and Learning
We seek new opportunities to learn, to improve, to teach, and to add value.
Commitment to Staff
We nurture a positive culture by celebrating individual accomplishments, empowering staff, and fostering team spirit.
Services Principles
We recognize and respect the cultural, language and religious beliefs of every person who is engaged in our services
We are committed to human rights including the safety, security, health and well being of all individuals and families
We are committed to providing strategies and supports that are specific to the needs of individuals and families
We believe that every individual and family has the right to feel valued and accepted and to be treated with respect and dignity
We believe that individuals and families need to be engaged in decisions regarding their own treatment and supports based upon individual needs and goals
We believe that all individuals are capable of growth and change
We believe that individuals and families have the right to:
The opportunity to provide feedback on the services received
Information regarding service effectiveness
The opportunity to provide input into the design and delivery of services and supports
We are committed to providing services that are:
Accessible, flexible and responsive to changing needs, perspectives and practices
Designed within the context of an individual’s family and larger community
Based upon best practices, professional ethics and standards, and ongoing quality improvement
