Davidson

Davidson Residence is designed specifically to care for medically complex infants and very young children.  Referrals to the program often come directly from hospital pediatric wards.

House Supervisor
Davidson - Michelle St. John  mstjohn@stewart-homes.com

 
Map and Directions to Davidson Residence

Guild Residences One and Two

These two homes are staff-operated residences located in Pickering. They both provide twenty-four hour care for multiply handicapped, medically complex (fragile) children.  Both homes are equipped to manage non-ambulatory children. Guild One Residence opened in 1993 and Guild Two in 1995.

House Supervisors
Guild One - Sandi Kippen    skippen@stewart-homes.com
Guild Two - Lori Nolte          lnolte@stewart-homes.com

 
Map and Directions to Guild 1 & 2 Residences

Sheppard

Sheppard Residence opened in 1998.  This home is a staff-operated residence located in Pickering.  It provides twenty-four hour care for multiply handicapped, medically complex (fragile) children.  This home s equipped to manage non-ambulatory children.

House Supervisor
Sheppard - Stephanie Jones   sjones@stewart-homes.com

 
Map and Directions to Sheppard Residence

Valley Farm

Valley Farm, a staff operated residence opened in August 1999, provides care for developmentally and physically handicapped children.  While these children are not as medically fragile as those in some of our other residences, they do require significantly more supervision.

House Supervisor
Valley Farm - Sandi Kippen (acting)   skippen@stewart-homes.com

 
Map and Directions to Valley Farm Residence

Preschool Day Program & Adult Day Program

Our Pre-school and Infant Day Program is for very young children not yet attending or unable to attend regular school programs in the community.  This program focuses on physiotherapy, sensory stimulation and infant development.  Full days, five days per week.

Our Adult Day Program was established to provide opportunities for our young adults to experience social interaction and recreational activities in a safe, supportive setting.  Each client has a daily schedule tailored to his or her personal needs.  Daily activities and community outings are planned to provide the young people with the best possible experiences.  The activities are based on the interests and abilities of the participants.  The clients in both programs are medically fragile and their medical and physical needs, always our primary concern, are closely monitored.  There is a focus on sensory stimulation and relaxation.  Some clients receive daily, prescribed physiotherapy to maintain or improve their range of motion. Full days, five days per week.