Early Identification, Early Intervention, Outreach (EIEIO) and Acton Elementary Day Treatment Programs

What are the Early Identification, Early intervention, Outreach (EIEIO) and Acton Elementary Day Treatment Programs?

Both the Early Identification, Early Intervention, Outreach (EIEIO) and Acton Elementary Day Treatment Programs are run in partnership with the Halton District School Board and works with the other Halton School Boards. They take place in a school classroom. The teacher is an employee of the school board and offers academic programming. The main focus of the program is treatment.

The EIEIO program is for children aged 6-8 and their families who live in Burlington or Oakville.

The Acton Elementary Day Treatment program is for children aged 7-10 and their families who live anywhere in Halton.

Make A Referral

Early Identification, Early Intervention, Outreach Day Treatment:
If a child is 6 to 8 years old and lives in Burlington or Oakville they can be referred to the EIEIO Program. The parents/caregivers must agree to attend an education group.

Acton Day Treatment Program:
If a child is 7-10 years old and lives in North Halton they can be referred to the Acton Day Treatment Program. The parents/caregivers must agree to attend an education group.

For referral to the program please contact:
For access to all ROCK services please call our Access Line @ 289-266-0036. This line is live answered Mon-Fri between 9 am – 5 pm. Our Virtual Walk-in Clinic is open and accessible Mon-Wed 9 am – 3 pm by calling our Access Line. In-person appointments will become available through the Access line. If you are in crisis, contact our 24/7 ROCK Crisis Line at 905-878-9785.

Is the EIEIO or Acton Day Treatment Program right for your child?





If your child exhibits any of the following the Early Identification, Early Intervention, Outreach (EIEIO) or the Acton Elementary Day Treatment Program could help.


 


		

	



	

		

			
    

  • Does your child have problems with relationships, including those with teachers and peers?
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  • Is your child displaying inappropriate emotions under normal circumstances?
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  • Does your child seem very unhappy?
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  • Does your child have low self-esteem?
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  • Has your child seemed anxious or fearful under normal circumstances?
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  • Does your child have outbursts of anger or do they lash out at others verbally or physically at school or at home?
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  • Does your child have difficulty handling change?
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  • Has your child experienced trauma?
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  • Has the child witnessed family violence?
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What is the focus of the EIEIO and Acton day treatment programs?


Both programs offer learning experiences and treatment designed to support young children and their families.


They are designed to help children with social, emotional, and behavioural difficulties in school and/or at home.


The programs also help families build on their strengths, skills, and relationships.


The focus of both programs is to help the child increase their positive functioning so that they can go back to their home school.


Programs include:


    

  • building social skills;
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  • parenting strategies and support;
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  • working with home schools to support the child’s return;
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  • working with community services if child and family are involved in other services;
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  • recreational activities; and
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  • healthy eating and nutrition education.
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Location


Early Identification, Early Intervention, Outreach Day Treatment:


Rolling Meadows Public School

1522 Mountain Grove Avenue, Burlington, ON L7P 2X5


Acton Elementary Day Treatment:



69 Acton Blvd., Acton, ON L7J 2H4


Schedule


The EIEIO and Acton Day Treatment program operates throughout the academic school year (September through June).


The Acton Day Treatment program operates on a staggered entry basis throughout the academic school year (September through June).


Fee


There is no cost for either of these programs.



	

		

			
After a referral is made. The program manager will contact you to arrange a meeting. The purpose of this meeting is to assess if either of these programs can be assistance to you and your child.


EIEIO Program Profile


Get a behind-the-scenes look at EIEIO, read their program profile


		

	


Acton Day Treatment – I like how my child was treated with love and respect and how he progresses really well.
Parent
Acton Day Treatment – The program exceeded our expectations 100%. The care and compassion given by the staff will stick with our son and us forever. His confidence is so much stronger; he will participate in groups and is able to apply the skills he has learned. This is an amazing program. Thank you for the service you provide. Our son will be able to succeed at anything he puts his mind to now that he has these skills.
Parent
EIEIO – What I liked the best is the constant support of the staff, their willingness to find the best way. Respect, positivism and have engaged my son with the school setting with no struggles anymore.  This type of program should be expanded to provide more children with this opportunity. This approach should be taught to teachers and school staff to make our children’s lives much more happier and really inclusive.  Thank You!
Parent
EIEIO – I liked that they gave my son the skills he needed to be successful. I would not change a thing.
Parent


98% of parents responded that Woodview’s services were respectful.


Client Satisfaction Survey Results 2018



	

		

			
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