A Service of
Community Living Toronto
A Service of
Community Living Toronto
Detailed personal or medical information is not required for your initial inquiry.
Whether you are looking for support for your child, a family member, or someone you support with an intellectual and developmental disability, guidance for a complex situation, or training your team, we are here to help.
Please fill out this form to request more information or book an appointments with us
20 Spadina Road Toronto, ON M5R 2S7
(416) 968-0650
(647) 426-3220
bridgeworks@cltoronto.ca
BridgeWorks Clinical Services is Community Living Toronto’s fee-for-service clinical services division, providing specialized clinical support, skill-building programs, and training for children, youth, and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and the people who support them.
You don’t need to know before you reach out. Choose “Not sure” on the form and we’ll help you find the service or program that fits.
Tell us what you are looking for and we’ll help you find your way. Community Living Toronto offers a wide range of services and supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families. Visit cltoronto.ca to learn more.
Referral requirements vary by service. For example, the Developmental Psychiatry Resource requires a referral from a physician. Contact our team and we’ll walk you through what’s needed.
Families can pay for services directly, with no referral or agency needed, except DPR, which requires a physician referral. If you or your family member already receives support from a developmental services agency, such as a group home or supported living provider, that agency may choose to purchase services for you. Some services may also be eligible for funding programs (see below).
Not sure what applies to you? Get in touch and a real person will talk it through with you.
If your child or youth has an Ontario Autism Program (OAP) core clinical services funding allocation, you may be able to use it for our Social Skills Group and Behaviour Services, which are delivered by Registered Behaviour Analysts. Your OAP care coordinator can help you confirm. For other services, payment is made by you or your agency.
These programs generally don’t cover clinical services such as behaviour services or psychiatric review. Some skill-building programs and caregiver training may qualify. Check with your Passport agency or Special Services at Home (SSAH) Special Agreements Officer before registering, and our team is happy to provide program details to support your request.
A real person from our team will call you within 2 business days.
Our interdisciplinary team includes Behaviour Analysts regulated by the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario, as well as professionals in psychiatry, psychology, and nursing.
Yes. BridgeWorks offers services and training that help community agencies and other organizations access specialized clinical expertise and strengthen staff capacity.
Yes. We offer customized training packages tailored to your team’s context, the people you support, and your goals. Select “Training for Caregivers and Professionals” on the form to get started.
Yes, for developmental services agencies. We provide an independent third-party review of Behaviour Support Plans that include intrusive behavioural interventions, as required under Quality Assurance Measures (QAM). Families don’t need to arrange this; it is the support agency’s responsibility.
Services may be available to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, families, caregivers, community agencies, and other organizations, depending on the service.
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Community Living Toronto offers a wide range of services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
