Regular SCEP CENTRE Program
SCEP CENTRE's regular program runs from September to June of each year and provides therapeutic group sessions for pre-schoolers. SCEP's staff are thoroughly trained in SCEP CENTRE's methods. These methods are based on the philosophy that children should be helped to become mature citizens, that is, to act confidently, making well-informed decisions with due regard to their own needs and to the rights and needs of others. This is to be achieved by an emphasis on reciprocal, honest communication between children and adults, and adult models of responsibility, dependability, planning, sincerity and affection.
SCEP CENTRE's regular program runs from September to June of each year and provides therapeutic group sessions for pre-schoolers. SCEP's staff are thoroughly trained in SCEP CENTRE's methods. These methods are based on the philosophy that children should be helped to become mature citizens, that is, to act confidently, making well-informed decisions with due regard to their own needs and to the rights and needs of others. This is to be achieved by an emphasis on reciprocal, honest communication between children and adults, and adult models of responsibility, dependability, planning, sincerity and affection.
Daily Therapeutic Group Sessions for Preschoolers
Guidance and Support for Enrolled Families
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Coming Together Growing Together
Coming Together Growing Together is a collaborative project between Aboriginal Family Service Centre (AFSC) and SCEP CENTRE Early Intervention and Training Services (SCEP). It is a
voluntary community based service providing guidance and support to children and their families.
The program has a special focus on improving the communication and relationship between parent and child, and helping the parents more effectively manage their child's behavior.
Children and their families are referred to this program by the Ministry of Social Services. The
children must be ages 2 to 5 and families must have existing involvement with the Ministry.
What does the program provide?
Coming Together Growing Together is a collaborative project between Aboriginal Family Service Centre (AFSC) and SCEP CENTRE Early Intervention and Training Services (SCEP). It is a
voluntary community based service providing guidance and support to children and their families.
The program has a special focus on improving the communication and relationship between parent and child, and helping the parents more effectively manage their child's behavior.
Children and their families are referred to this program by the Ministry of Social Services. The
children must be ages 2 to 5 and families must have existing involvement with the Ministry.
What does the program provide?
- comprehensive case planning designed to meet individual needs of the child and family.
- a variety of individual, group and family approaches suitable to meet the needs of the child and family.
- case management, a therapeutic support and advocacy for child success at home, school and in the community.
- opportunities for child achievement and decision-making
- planning to reduce crisis and increase safety for the child and family.
Summer Friends Program
SCEP's Summer Friends is a program offered during July and August to children currently enrolled in SCEP CENTRE. This program provides respite for families over the summer months. It also provides some continuity in SCEP's therapeutic work over the summer. The children greatly enjoy the recreational and educational activities.
Consultation and Training for Child Care Centers and Preschools
- consultation and support by phone or in person
- hands-on training in SCEP methods
- workshops for child care staff
Other Services
Education/Training for the Community
- practicum and volunteer placements
- workshops/seminars/speakers
- active involvement in new initiatives
- briefs to government on relevant topics
Specialized Assistance for Adoptions and Foster Placements
- support to foster family, birth family and adoptive family
- provide neutral supportive environment for visits
