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A N N U A L R E P O R T 2 0 1 5 - 2 0 1 6<br />
Achieving Potential Through Unique Services for People with Complex Disabilities in their Community
November 12, 2016<br />
Dear Aptus Supporters,<br />
My son Adnan is a 25-year old young man who has always strived through life despite<br />
intellectual and physical disabilities – all through his own sense of ambition and<br />
determination. He is the hero in our family!<br />
We moved to Canada in July 2015 after giving up on the lack of adult programs, lack<br />
of wheelchair accessiblity, and inconsistent health care services provided in Amman,<br />
Jordan. My husband and I researched day programs, toured different centres and<br />
connected to other parents on social media to find the best possible options for<br />
Adnan. I kept feeling that Aptus would be the best fit and it happened to be!<br />
Adnan felt at home right from the beginning thanks to the staff, the accessible facility,<br />
the freedom of choice and the belief in what Adnan can be and achieve. These all<br />
helped make Adnan's transition as smooth as can be.<br />
Adnan has thrived in the Art Program, faster than I ever expected! Adnan's<br />
self-esteem and confidence have soared. This is clear to everyone who knows him.<br />
We are beyond grateful for our lives today, with Adnan in programs at Aptus, and our<br />
new home in Toronto. With the comfort of knowing that Adnan is happy, our family<br />
can now look forward to a bright future.<br />
All the best,<br />
Mona Halawa
November 10, 2016<br />
Expanding and Growing<br />
As the new President and CEO for Aptus Treatment Centre, I am proud to share the following<br />
report on our impact, achievements and growth. In 2015-2016, Aptus supported 12% more<br />
children, teens and adults with complex disabilities through:<br />
Aptus’ first-ever respite programs for children and adults<br />
Support groups for families and children, co-led with the Centre for Addiction and<br />
Mental Health (CAMH)<br />
Aptus' offering clinical services at other organizations<br />
The developmental service sector continues to be challenged by exceptionally long waitlists<br />
and wait times. We could not continue to offer effective, quality-based programming without<br />
the continued support of the Ministry of Child and Youth Services, the Ministry of Community<br />
and Social Services, and our generous donors.<br />
In 2015-2016, Aptus’ donors, corporate sponsors and major foundations supported<br />
these programs:<br />
The Possible Dream Gala 2015 raised over $300,000 net to support training kitchens. We will<br />
soon be welcoming participants from across the GTA into a cutting-edge learning space<br />
The Builder’s Golf Classic 2015 raised needed funds for key repairs at our group homes<br />
The Bowl for Dreams, co-organized with Villanova College, successfully funded 25 adults<br />
attending Camp Jordan<br />
The Scotiabank Marathon allowed families and staff to raise close to $30,000 for fitness and<br />
wellness<br />
The Weston Family Parks Challenge provided significant support to the Aptus Teaching<br />
Landscape, highlighted later in this report<br />
The Aptus Charity Golf Classic 2015 funded a greenhouse and garden for the Aptus<br />
Teaching Landscape<br />
The Zachary Van Zant Memorial Fund was designated to support the Aptus Teaching<br />
Landscape in memory of 21-year-old Zac's love of nature<br />
Many more generous donors highlighted later in this report<br />
We wish to extend our profound gratitude to our committed and caring staff, the long-time<br />
leadership of Cheryl Farrugia, our Ministry partners, and our passionate supporters. With your<br />
support, we are able to grow and serve some of the most vulnerable members of our<br />
community – helping them be the best they can be!<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Ursula Rehdner<br />
President and CEO<br />
Paul Ostrander<br />
Chair, Board of Directors
What is a Dual Diagnosis?<br />
Someone with a dual diagnosis has both a<br />
developmental disability and a mental health disorder.<br />
According to CAMH, 50% of Ontarians with a<br />
developmental disability have a dual diagnosis.<br />
Children<br />
Developmental Disabilities<br />
4<br />
69% autism<br />
28% other pervasive forms of<br />
developmental delay such as<br />
Down Syndrome and Cerebral Palsy<br />
3% acquired brain injury<br />
25% have more than one<br />
developmental disability<br />
Ages<br />
12<br />
: 17%<br />
Mental Health Disorders<br />
Over a third of people Aptus supports have<br />
an anxiety disorder<br />
Over half have diagnoses of schizophrenia,<br />
obsessive compulsive disorder, attention<br />
deficit disorder or depression<br />
Since last year: Aptus is serving more<br />
children, youth and adults who are:<br />
• non-verbal (25%)<br />
• have seizures (20%)<br />
• require one-on-one support (30%)<br />
Teens<br />
13 19<br />
20’s<br />
30’s<br />
40’s<br />
: 18%<br />
: 47%<br />
At 50 years of age, adults with<br />
developmental disabilities show<br />
levels of frailty comparable to<br />
other adults at age 80, according<br />
to Health Care Access Research and<br />
Developmental Disabilities<br />
(H-CARDD)'s 2016 report.<br />
Fiftiesplus<br />
: 18%<br />
Since last year: Aptus'<br />
percentage of participants<br />
over 50 has risen by 50%
Our Caring Staff<br />
5 Occupational Therapists<br />
6 Expressive Arts Therapists<br />
18 Program Managers and Supervisors<br />
25 Teachers and Educational Assistants<br />
(provided by Toronto and York Region<br />
129<br />
District School Boards)<br />
Direct Support Professionals<br />
Our Devoted Volunteers<br />
65 special event and program volunteers<br />
32 student interns from:<br />
• Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College<br />
• Queen's University<br />
• Wilfred Laurier University<br />
• Centennial College<br />
• George Brown College<br />
• Humber College<br />
• Seneca College<br />
• International School of<br />
Interdisciplinary Studies
Rights for Us<br />
With the recent Ombudsman’s Report “Nowhere to Turn,” many Ontarians became aware of what<br />
individuals with developmental disabilities face in terms of service access, treatment and denied<br />
rights. We are proud that throughout the year, youth and adults in our programs established their<br />
own charter of rights.<br />
Here is a highlight of these rights, with examples shared by the Charter of Rights’ founders:<br />
The right to be a part of the community<br />
Zach shared that he likes going to Tim Horton’s because<br />
he feels "a part of a busy shop and the staff are so nice."<br />
The right to make our own decisions with our money<br />
Donna was proud to buy herself a new nightgown this<br />
year. Donna is a prudent saver and estimates her only<br />
additional expense for 2016 will be a new CD.<br />
The right to be treated with respect<br />
Jeff lives with his family and feels he is treated with<br />
respect at home, at Aptus and when he travels on the TTC.<br />
The right to have fun and be ourselves<br />
Mike lives with his brother and shared how he loves<br />
getting the chance to watch Supercross and to run in the<br />
park with his nieces.<br />
Aptus participants attended a workshop<br />
concerning the Ombudsman’s Report “Nowhere<br />
to Turn” hosted by the ARCH Disability Law<br />
Centre. They were passionate to participate, learn<br />
more and advocate for others with disabilities.
Financial Snapshot as at March 31, 2016<br />
Revenue<br />
Government funding<br />
Sundry income<br />
Deferred contributions realized<br />
2016 2015<br />
13,717,914<br />
12,554,435<br />
1,481,572<br />
1,578,730<br />
25,167<br />
26,216<br />
15,224,653<br />
14,159,381<br />
Expenses<br />
General administration<br />
Interest on long-term debt<br />
Occupancy costs and other<br />
Program supplies<br />
Purchased services<br />
Salaries and benefits<br />
Deficiency of revenue over expenditures<br />
Surplus in fundraising<br />
Surplus of revenue over expenditures<br />
417,474<br />
107,165<br />
2,457,429<br />
844,816<br />
250,563<br />
11,245,193<br />
15,322,640<br />
(97,987)<br />
633,310<br />
535,323<br />
445,683<br />
122,294<br />
2,112,398<br />
755,110<br />
267,750<br />
10,743,267<br />
14,446,502<br />
(287,121)<br />
432,669<br />
145,548<br />
Financial<br />
Highlights<br />
Total<br />
Assets<br />
$11 M<br />
Total<br />
Revenues<br />
$15.2 M<br />
Total<br />
Liabilities<br />
$4.7 M<br />
Total<br />
Expenses<br />
$15.3 M<br />
Administration Cost<br />
$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $<br />
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$<br />
8%<br />
Administrative Costs<br />
92%<br />
Program Related Expenses<br />
This financial snapshot was prepared by Aptus Treatment Centre.<br />
Annual financial statements are audited by Kestenberg Rabinowicz Partners<br />
LLP and are available upon request to info@aptustc.com.
12 Ways Aptus is Proud<br />
to Serve Toronto and York Region<br />
Supportive Homes: Aptus opened its 9th support<br />
residence this year. 2 women now share a condo in their<br />
community and report they are happy to have their own<br />
space while living in a busy condo building.<br />
Green Knowledge: Aptus offers free environmental<br />
learning programs open to the greater Toronto<br />
community – with over 300 participants so far.<br />
Family Resource: Aptus provided support and referrals to<br />
over 600 families from across Ontario who were seeking<br />
assistance and information for their child.<br />
Partnerships: Aptus partners with over 20<br />
organizations, such as Surrey Place and Griffin Centre, to<br />
enhance the overall quality of the services we offer.<br />
Camps of Dreams: Aptus offered 4 camp programs this year;<br />
3 camps serving 51 children and 1 camp for adults. The camp<br />
for adults, Camp Jordan, was attended by 34 participants and<br />
is generously funded in memory of Jordan Goldstein (pictured).<br />
Cooking Life Success: Aptus has 2 life-skills training<br />
kitchens and is now building a cutting-edge,<br />
accessible kitchen where participants will learn to<br />
live more independently.
12 Ways Aptus is Proud<br />
to Serve Toronto and York Region<br />
Academic Achievement: Aptus offers 2 school programs<br />
for students aged 4-21 with the Toronto and York Region<br />
School Boards. Supportive staff and therapists help<br />
students with complex disabilities succeed.<br />
Interactive Day Programs: Over 90 program participants<br />
access various resources to achieve their personal goals,<br />
including sensory therapy, occupational therapy,<br />
recreation and art/music programs.<br />
Respite Services – Aptus now offers after-school and<br />
weekend programs. Respite programs can help parents<br />
maintain full-time employment, run errands, or offer their<br />
child an out-of-home activity.<br />
Earning in the Community: Aptus provides job skills training<br />
so people can work and earn in their communities. Now at<br />
the Arts Market on College Street, Aptus artists can feature<br />
and sell their handmade jewellery and artwork.<br />
Support Groups: Aptus offers 2 support groups for<br />
families and youth who have a dual diagnosis, in<br />
partnership with the Centre for Addiction and<br />
Mental Health (CAMH).<br />
Wellness Therapies: Aptus offers hundreds of<br />
clinical and occupational therapy assessments and<br />
treatments each year to enhance wellbeing and life<br />
success for children, youth and adults.
Thanks to our Donors<br />
April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016<br />
Thank you to everyone who has supported Aptus Treatment Centre. Your generous support has<br />
helped to empower and improve the lives of people with complex disabilities.<br />
Over $150,000<br />
The Weston Family Parks Challenge is an initiative of the W. Garfield Weston Foundation.<br />
THE W. GARFIELD WESTON<br />
F O U N D A T I O N<br />
An agency of the Government of Ontario.<br />
Un organisme du gouvernement de l’Ontario.<br />
Projects are being realized in collaboration with the Ontario Trillium Foundation.<br />
The Weston Family Parks Challenge is supporting the Aptus Teaching Landscape. This<br />
enhanced learning green space will become a nature-focused educational environment<br />
and activity hub for students with complex disabilities and the greater Toronto community.<br />
School ground improvements, including a fruit orchard, edible garden and mini-arboretum,<br />
will complement the City’s recreational improvements to an adjacent park. Education and<br />
stewardship opportunities will engage students and local residents in environmental<br />
programs. This project demonstrates how public, private and non-profit partners can work<br />
together to place parks at the heart of communities.<br />
“We recognize that there is great value in providing hands-on opportunities<br />
for children and adults alike to connect with nature,<br />
especially children with special needs.”<br />
Camilla Dalglish,<br />
Director, The W. Garfield Weston Foundation
Over $100,000<br />
Gail & Donald Dalziel<br />
In support of community-based residential services<br />
Over $20,000<br />
&<br />
Jean Lam & Paul Ostrander<br />
High Quality Employment Placement and<br />
Staffing Solutions in Healthcare, Social Services,<br />
Residential & Developmental Support Field<br />
United Local 46<br />
Over $10,000<br />
BAZIL<br />
DEVELOPMENTS INC.<br />
YORKWEST<br />
PLUMBING SUPPLY INC.<br />
Over $ 5,000<br />
Bianchi<br />
Presta LLP<br />
Centon<br />
Sales Corp.<br />
Cortellucci-Fiuza<br />
Family<br />
Alex<br />
Di Iorio<br />
Kestenberg<br />
Rabinowicz<br />
Partners LLP<br />
Lena & Gary<br />
McDonell<br />
Shelagh &<br />
David Wilson Fund<br />
(c/o Toronto Foundation)<br />
ELECTRIC<br />
Garage Doors<br />
Designred for Life<br />
Vitullo<br />
Plumbing Ltd.<br />
Every effort has been made to recognize individuals, foundations and corporations who have made donations between April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016.<br />
This includes all donations made to the 2015 Possible Dream Gala and Bowl for Dreams.<br />
Please accept our apologies should any errors or omissions have occurred and notify us at 416-630-2222, ext. 224.
Over $1,000<br />
Companies<br />
33522 Ontario Limited<br />
ABC Carriers Ltd.<br />
A.D.C. Aluminum Contracting Ltd.<br />
Agincourt Roofing Limited<br />
All Star Carpentry Inc.<br />
Altwood Garage Doors Limited<br />
B J Tiles & Marble<br />
BBM Excavation Company Ltd.<br />
Better Iron Works Ltd.<br />
Brampton Brick<br />
Cancian Construction Ltd.<br />
Carpenters & Allied Workers - Local 27<br />
Castlepoint Developments<br />
Comfort Air Solutions<br />
Crawmet Corp.<br />
Delta Hotel and Resorts<br />
Delta Urban<br />
Dicrete Construction Ltd.<br />
Drywall Local 675<br />
Dur Electric (1986) Ltd.<br />
Fandor Homes<br />
Fermar Paving Ltd.<br />
Forest Hill Lions Club<br />
Four-Valleys Excavating & Grading Ltd.<br />
Generation Carpentry Ltd.<br />
Great West Life Assurance Co.<br />
Greenpark Group of Companies<br />
History Hill Group<br />
HOUSE Media Inc.<br />
Humphries Planning Group<br />
IBM Canada Ltd.<br />
Intercity Realty Inc. Brokerage<br />
Jane & 7 Auto Collision Ltd.<br />
Jeld Wen of Canada Ltd.<br />
Keele-Finch Masonry<br />
Maintenance & Construction<br />
Skilled Trades Council<br />
Maverick Graphics<br />
Metric Contracting<br />
Metro Dock Levelers<br />
Millway Carpentry Ltd.<br />
Moscone Tile & Marble<br />
Nelmar Drywall Company Ltd.<br />
National Bank of Canada<br />
Nelson Aggregate Co.<br />
Personal Janitorial Services<br />
Powell Contracting<br />
Pro-Form Sinclair Professional<br />
Q: Quest Inc.<br />
RDA Inc.<br />
Remo Ferri Group of Automobiles<br />
Royal Building Products<br />
Rugcutterz Danz Artz<br />
Sam Velocci Construction Ltd.<br />
Scotiabank<br />
Scotia Private Client Group<br />
Serve Construction Ltd.<br />
Sky Homes Corporation<br />
Smart-Tech Systems Ltd.<br />
Sorbara Group of Companies<br />
Trudel and Sons Roofing<br />
United Soils Management Ltd.<br />
Villa Kitchens & Fine Cabinetry<br />
Woodbridge Stoneslinger Ltd.<br />
Wycliffe Management Services Ltd.<br />
Yorkdale Ford<br />
Zancor Homes<br />
Zetra Enterprises Inc.<br />
Zicardo Construction Ltd.<br />
Foundations and Individuals<br />
Anonymous<br />
Ettore Corsetti<br />
Farrugia Family<br />
Frank Giordano<br />
Daniel Goodman<br />
Larry & Bunny Iskov<br />
Peggy Dowdall-Logie & Don Logie<br />
Frank & Dina Manni<br />
Sandra Marin<br />
Elizabeth & Terrance Millar<br />
Patricia & Thomas Muir<br />
Shaarei Tefillah Congregation<br />
Cemetery Fund<br />
Elaine & Robert Silverman<br />
Rose & John Simonetti<br />
Carmela & Goffredo Vitullo<br />
Every effort has been made to recognize individuals, foundations and corporations who have made donations between April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016.<br />
This includes all donations made to the 2015 Possible Dream Gala and Bowl for Dreams.<br />
Please accept our apologies should any errors or omissions have occurred and notify us at 416-630-2222, ext. 224.
Companies:<br />
2365722 Ontario Ltd.<br />
Affiliated Force Inc.<br />
AGC Property Solutions Ltd.<br />
Blendtek Fine Ingredients Inc.<br />
Bradford White Canada<br />
Brown Window Corporation<br />
Brudel Grading & Sodding Ltd.<br />
Capital One<br />
Carlo Povegliano Denturist<br />
Professional Corp.<br />
Central Plumbing Supply<br />
Church Street Chiropractic Clinic<br />
CIBC<br />
CNS Property Services &<br />
Landscaping Ltd.<br />
Commercial Roll Formed Products<br />
Complete Mechanical Contractors Ltd.<br />
Concerux Inc.<br />
Concord Steel Centre<br />
Concord Trimming Inc.<br />
Constellation Stable Ltd.<br />
Curbside Construction<br />
Deer Enterprises<br />
Deloitte<br />
Deloitte IMPACT Day<br />
Del-Re Excavating Contractors Ltd.<br />
DTZ Canada Inc.<br />
Erindale Painting & Decorating Inc.<br />
Erskine Law<br />
Ferpac Paving<br />
Forterra Brick<br />
Frametech Designs Inc.<br />
Gem Campbell Terrazzo & Tile Inc.<br />
Investor's Group Matching Gift Program<br />
Jan Construction Renovation<br />
Junction Design<br />
King Crown Design Ltd.<br />
Kohler Canada<br />
Ksmart Renovation Inc.<br />
KRMC<br />
Lafarge Canada Inc.<br />
Lancia Tile Ltd.<br />
Lincoln Construction Group<br />
Lincoln Paving<br />
Up to $1,000<br />
All monetary donations over $100 are listed<br />
London Paving Bros. Inc.<br />
Lonergan Consulting<br />
Lou's Heating<br />
MAG Windows and Doors<br />
Magna Syber Systems Inc.<br />
Manulife Financial<br />
Merco Industries Ltd.<br />
mform Construction Group<br />
Minden Gross LLP<br />
Monalica Cleaning & Maintenance<br />
Services Ltd.<br />
Northbridge Financial Corporation<br />
Nova Plumbing and Heating<br />
Oakville Stamping & Bending<br />
Pizza Nova<br />
Pristine Homes (Greensborough) Inc.<br />
ProMix Systems<br />
Quadform Ltd.<br />
Quality Door Systems Inc.<br />
Rage Design Inc.<br />
Ratex Electrical Supplies Inc.<br />
Residential Framers' Contractors<br />
Assocation<br />
Ricom Construction Inc.<br />
Rosehaven Homes<br />
RZ Trading Ltd.<br />
Schaeffer & Associates Ltd.<br />
Security Management Services<br />
Silverland Homes & Developments Inc.<br />
The SIM Group<br />
South Asia Plastics Group Ltd.<br />
Stante Group<br />
Starcara Custom Homes<br />
Starlane Home Corporation<br />
Teeple Architects Inc.<br />
Tickner & Associates Inc.<br />
Toocor Ltd.<br />
Vanguard Realty Brokerage Corp.<br />
VIP Railings Inc.<br />
Ware Malcomb<br />
Xe.com<br />
Yukon Cor Corp.<br />
Zzen Group of Companies Ltd.<br />
Foundations/Individuals<br />
Marlena Aiello<br />
Gino Alberelli<br />
Derek Alexander<br />
Paul Baccarella<br />
Barbara Bain<br />
Alistair Baker<br />
Eli J. & Angela Bartolomei<br />
Joe Base<br />
Bruno Bellisario<br />
Darcy Billinkoff<br />
Martin Billinkoff<br />
Chiara Bitondo<br />
Julian Brandon<br />
Gary Brent<br />
Evelyn Breslin<br />
Mark Burt<br />
Canadian Realtors Care<br />
Foundation<br />
Maria Carreiro<br />
Margaret Casey<br />
Patrick Chen<br />
Ron & Anne Cheung<br />
Katie Churly<br />
Bruce Coates<br />
Paul Collings<br />
Kristen Collins Aiello<br />
Bernie Conti<br />
Jenn Corrie<br />
Peter Cortilici<br />
Aldo Cozza<br />
Nick & Loreta Creatura<br />
Murray Culligan<br />
Paul F. Daly<br />
Dr. Joseph Deitcher<br />
Timothy Demers<br />
Assunto & Enrico Di Paola<br />
Paul Dowdall<br />
Michelle D'Souza<br />
Nancy & Antonio D'Urzo<br />
Susan Edmiston<br />
Julia Fabrizio<br />
Rosanna Ferri<br />
Michael Fleiss<br />
Every effort has been made to recognize individuals, foundations and corporations who have made donations between April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016.<br />
This includes all donations made to the 2015 Possible Dream Gala and Bowl for Dreams.<br />
Please accept our apologies should any errors or omissions have occurred and notify us at 416-630-2222, ext. 224.
Up to $1,000<br />
All monetary donations over $100 are listed<br />
Steven Finkelstein<br />
Bambi & Al Freireich<br />
Robin Fryer-Bodzin<br />
Shael E. Fryer<br />
Sharon Fryer<br />
Frank & Maria Fuda<br />
Carrie Garofalo<br />
Amal & Margaret Gebara<br />
Christopher George<br />
David Getson<br />
Constance Gilbert<br />
Dianna Gerardi<br />
Jack Goodman<br />
Mark Goulart<br />
Joseph Grimaldi<br />
Mona Halawa<br />
Sebastian Iannaci<br />
Elvira Jessup<br />
AnneMarie Kaye<br />
Jessica Klassen<br />
Ruxin Kou & Yang Min Park<br />
Erin Kuzz<br />
Tony Lauria<br />
Paul Lee-Shanok<br />
Joyce M. Logie<br />
Bernadette Lonergan<br />
Brian Lonergan<br />
Geri Lonergan<br />
Lisa Lubinsky<br />
Kevin Lund<br />
Stephen MacPhail<br />
Marisa Marotta<br />
Kathy McCarthy<br />
Jennifer McGrath<br />
Martha McGrath<br />
Robert McGrath<br />
Enzo Morini<br />
Violet Mrakovcic<br />
Frank Muda<br />
Carol Mueller<br />
David A. Nash<br />
Giovanna Nonni<br />
Antonet Orlando<br />
Anna Perfetto<br />
Brendon Pooran<br />
Giancarlo Povegliano<br />
Dr. Frank Procopio<br />
Frederick J. Reid<br />
The Reta & Max Merkur Foundation<br />
Paul Resnick<br />
Dorothy Ricketts<br />
Michael Rinaldo<br />
Ashley Leah Romano<br />
Phyllis Rosenberg<br />
Lydia Sai-Chew<br />
Jeremy Sale<br />
Lindsay Sale<br />
Bruno Scalzitti<br />
Salvatore Seminara<br />
Naomi Shapero<br />
Toshiaki & Hiroko Shikata<br />
Karen Sniezek<br />
Flory Spina<br />
Janina Stolarski<br />
Ryk Stryland<br />
Mona Taylor<br />
Brad Tinney<br />
Rosemary Tomei-Kehren<br />
Roni Toneguzzo<br />
Triumbari Family<br />
Adrian Trotman<br />
Wiley & Jane Van Zant<br />
Vincent Veerasuntharam<br />
Natalie Vukovich<br />
Allan & Sherry Weiss<br />
Mae Wiseman<br />
Allan Wisener<br />
Bing Wong<br />
Paul Woolford<br />
Glenn Yaffee<br />
Bill Zinger<br />
Dr. Stephen Zylich<br />
Every effort has been made to recognize individuals, foundations and corporations who have made donations between April 1, 2015 to March 31, 2016.<br />
This includes all donations made to the 2015 Possible Dream Gala and Bowl for Dreams.<br />
Please accept our apologies should any errors or omissions have occurred and notify us at 416-630-2222, ext. 224.
A Part of the Community<br />
Aptus is committed to community inclusion. Aptus’ children, youth<br />
and adults participated in an increased number of community<br />
events, activities and outings over 2015-2016. Here is a scrapbook<br />
of 2015-2016’s favourite outings.<br />
Your support<br />
made it all possible!
Contact us<br />
Aptus Treatment Centre Central Office:<br />
40 Samor Road<br />
Toronto, ON M6A 1J6<br />
416-630-2222<br />
Adult Day Program:<br />
40 Samor Road<br />
Toronto, ON M6A 1J6<br />
416-633-5775<br />
Children Day Program Toronto:<br />
111 Anthony Road<br />
Toronto, ON M3K 1B7<br />
416-633-3971<br />
Children Day Program York Region:<br />
150 Rivermede Rd., Unit 7-10<br />
Concord, ON L4K 3M8<br />
905-761-7948<br />
Board of Directors<br />
Chair<br />
Paul Ostrander<br />
Treasurer<br />
Frank Giordano<br />
Secretary<br />
Louisa Calomeni<br />
Directors<br />
Constance Gilbert<br />
Goffredo Vitullo<br />
Lena McDonell<br />
Maria Severino<br />
Peggy Dowdall-Logie<br />
Tom Muir<br />
Vilma Cortellucci-Fiuza<br />
Residential Services:<br />
Toronto & York Region<br />
info@aptustc.com<br />
Aptus Teaching Landscape:<br />
111 Anthony Road (connected to Mossie Park)<br />
Toronto, ON M3K 1B7<br />
416-407-5062<br />
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