Founded in 1993, Child Development Resource Connection Peel collaborates with community partners to promote the quality care of children up to 12 years of age and support the quality of family life. Recognizing the critical importance of providing Early Childhood Education and resources to children in their formative years, CDRCP supports families, staff and the community by sharing information, promoting education and providing opportunities to work together.

The College of Early Childhood Educators is a professional self-regulatory organization for early childhood educators formed to protect the public interest and focused on quality and standards in the practice of early childhood education.

Caring for Kids is a proud member of the The Home Child Care Association of Ontario.

The Home Child Care Association of Ontario's mission is to promote, develop and support home-based childcare services for families through licensed agencies.

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Infant and Child Development Services Peel is one of many Infant Development programs across Ontario and Canada that specialize in providing services and resources for families with children who are at risk of, or have a delay in his or her development.

Find information about services, how to contact, as well as some other useful resources on the Internet dedicated to infant development and infant mental health in general.

The Ministry of Children and Youth Services and programs run by the Government of Ontario.

The Ministry of Education provides resources for parents to support the education of their children.

The Ontario Association for Infant and Child Development provides an integrated approach to infant development and family-centered intervention that is parent-led and responsive to parent strengths, competencies and priorities.

Programs are designed to serve infants and young children who are at risk for developmental delay and their families.

Ontario Early Years Centres are places where parents and caregivers can:

• take part with their children in a range of programs and activities
• get answers to questions
• get information about programs and services that are available for young children
• talk to early years professionals, as well as other parents and caregivers in the community.

Parent Help Line offers parents and caregivers access to information, support and referral 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It’s anonymous, bilingual and free from anywhere in Canada.

PBS Parents offers guidance on child development, children and media, creativity, going to school, reading and language, talking with kids and birthday parties.  Find articles, parenting tips, a blog, recipes and other great ideas and activities.

Peel Early Years Programs strengthen and build a supportive caring environment for the future of our children, our families and our community.

The Region of Peel provides leadership to the community in the effective planning, management, development and delivery of a range of high quality child care services.

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The vision of The Vanier Family Institute is to make families as important to the life of Canadian society as they are to the lives of individual Canadians.