Transitional Aged Youth Coordination

Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) Coordination supports youth (ages 14 to 18) transitioning to adult services who are currently receiving: Extended Society Care through Child Protective Services, or Complex Special Needs funding through Regional Complex Care. 

Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) Coordination supports youth (ages 14 to 18) transitioning to adult services who are currently receiving:

  • Extended Society Care through Child Protective Services
  • Complex Special Needs funding through Regional Complex Care

A TAY Coordinator helps ensure that youth nearing the age of transition, families, and service providers are provided with the information, choices, and resources needed for a successful transition. The TAY Coordinator develops an individualized transition plan which identifies the responsibilities of individuals, families, and service providers as the transition from children to adult services takes place. The plan is based on the young adult’s eligibility, personal goals, strengths, assessed needs, and available resources.

Case management is also provided to support more immediate needs for those youth who are transitioning from York Children’s Aide Society, Jewish Family and Child Service, Simcoe Muskoka Family Connexions, and Dnaagdawenmag Binnoojiiyag Child & Family Services at, or shortly after, their 18th birthday. 

The involvement of the TAY Coordinator can begin as early as 14 years of age. This allows time to support the youth and family in preparing for the transition to adult services and to ensure that required supporting documentation (assessments, identifications, etc.) is in place prior to 16 years of age.

Support Provided Through The Program:

  • Provides information and support to the young adult, family, and team to ensure a successful linkage and transition between the child and adult systems
  • Works in coordination with the Child in Care Worker and/or Case Manager during different stages of transition to adult services
  • Identifies the transition-age youth’s future goals and support needs in an individual and flexible transition plan. Transition planning includes all team members or the young adult, family, school, case manager, behavior supports, supporting agency, etc. Transition planning includes:
  1. Social-emotional needs
  2. Health/medical/dietary needs
  3. Schooling, job readiness
  4. Supports Activities of Daily Living (ADLs)
  5. Communication and environmental considerations, and
  6. Financial, family, and moving considerations (furniture, etc.)

TAY Coordination Services are available to youth aged 14 years and older and within Extended Society Care or Children’s Complex Care in Simcoe County.

Funding is provided by the Ministry of Children, Community, and Social Services. There is no fee for this service.

Referral to TAY Coordination is through the Child in Care Worker or a Regional Complex Care Case Manager.

Simcoe County Community Action Program for Children (CAPC) and MotherCare (Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program – CPNP) are a part of a national program with then 25 years of experience supporting families in this region. We support pregnant participants, young parents, and Newcomers to Canada with children 0-6 years old who are currently living on a lower income.

Please confirm that you are currently living on a low household income (less than $40,000 before taxes per year) in Simcoe County and that you are currently pregnant and/or live with children 0-6 years of age.
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We do not maintain participant “notes” related to your participation with us but we are required by our funders to track attendance and the resources we distribute. We use an electronic data management system to record and store minimal personal information and program attendance. This information includes: name, date of birth, income, due dates and/or dates of birth of your children. Detailed information about this consent can be found in our Welcome Letter.

Simcoe County CAPC-CPNP requires an email address and phone number for your participation in all programs. Please give us a call at 705-733-3227 ext. 2236 if you have any questions.
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We would like to be able to contact you about our programs, resources and any updates or changes. You can find the full details about this on our webpage and in the welcome letter. Please let us know if your contact information changes.
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Le Programme d’action communautaire pour les enfants (PACE) et MotherCare (Programme canadien de nutrition prénatale – PCNP) du comté de Simcoe font partie d'un programme national qui soutient depuis 25 ans les familles de cette région. Nous aidons les participantes enceintes, les jeunes parents et les nouveaux arrivants au Canada avec des enfants de 0 à 6 ans qui vivent actuellement avec un revenu annuel limité.

Veuillez confirmer que vous vivez actuellement avec un faible revenu du ménage (moins de 40 000 dollars avant impôts par an) dans le comté de Simcoe et que vous êtes actuellement enceinte et/ou que vous vivez avec des enfants âgés de 0 à 6 ans.
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Nous ne conservons pas de « notes » sur les participants, mais nos organismes de financement nous demandent de contrôler l'assiduité et les ressources que nous distribuons. Nous utilisons un système électronique de gestion des données pour enregistrer et stocker un minimum de renseignements personnels et les données relatives à la participation aux programmes. Ces renseignements comprennent les suivants : le nom, la date de naissance, le revenu, les dates prévues d'accouchement et/ou les dates de naissance de vos enfants. Les autres renseignements que nous demandons sont facultatifs. Vous trouverez des informations détaillées sur ce consentement dans notre lettre d'accueil.

PACE-PCNP du comté de Simcoe requiert une adresse électronique pour vous permettre de participer à tous les programmes. Veuillez nous appeler au 705 733-3227, poste 2236, si vous avez des questions ou si vous n'avez pas d'adresse électronique.
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Nous aimerions pouvoir vous contacter au sujet des programmes, des ressources, des mises à jour et des changements, y compris nos programmes virtuels. Vous trouverez tous les détails à ce sujet sur notre page Web et dans la lettre d'accueil. Veuillez nous informer de tout changement de vos coordonnées.
Vous serez invitée à participer à nos réunions virtuelles. En participant à une réunion virtuelle du PACE, vous consentez à participer à ce forum et à partager des informations avec le personnel du PACE et les autres participantes, telles que votre nom à l'écran et toute information ou image que vous choisissez de partager au cours de la réunion. Veuillez indiquer que vous comprenez ceci avant de participer à une réunion virtuelle.
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