NEWS
Let Us Know What You Think of Our Website
Take our 30 second survey! Catulpa Community Support Services wants to know how our new website works for you. We have been working hard to make sure the way we provide information is the way people want to receive it. This includes our website, program handouts and...
CAPC Celebrates 25 Years of Supporting Vulnerable Children and Families
Celebration was the focus of the day as CAPC (Community Action Program for Children) celebrated its 25th anniversary of supporting children and families in Simcoe County on Monday, November 5th. The event was attended by more than 150 program participants, community...
Postal Dispute Actions May Cause Mail Delays
Signing up for Direct Deposit Can Help Avoid Payment Delays. As a result of a labour dispute between Canada Post and its workers, regular mail service may be delayed or interrupted until issues have been resolved. Individuals and families receiving funding payments...
CAPC Program Celebrates 25 Years and You are Invited
The Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) is proud to have supported families in Simcoe County for 25 years! We would like to invite all participants (past, present, and future), as well as community partners, funders, staff, and members of the general public...
Celebrating Success is Personal to Catulpa Community Support Services
It’s an Annual General Meeting (AGM) with a difference. Each year, Catulpa Community Support Services takes a few hours away from its day-to-day business to reflect on the past year and celebrate the achievements of those involved with the agency. Our recent AGM...
Top Five Back to School Tips for Parents of Children with Special Needs
It’s an exciting time of year for many children. But along with the excitement can come stress. New routines, teachers, classrooms and challenges. This can be especially true for children with special needs. So how can you help your child succeed? We have put together...
Are you new to Canada?
We can help you understand your new community. For some families coming to Canada, the new culture, language and support systems can be a challenge to understand. It can even seem overwhelming. Sometimes a little help is needed to guide those first few steps towards...
The Margaret Gallow Client Unmet Needs Fund
Sledge Hockey Rocks! Catulpa Community Support Services recently received this letter, and we were so thrilled, we thought we’d share. “To whom it may concern Hi, my name is Anthony Z. I’m writing you this letter as a thank you on my behalf for funding me the money...