Community & Home-Based Connection Support
Compassionate 1:1 individualized mentorship for neurodiverse children—supporting community discovery, autonomy, and interest-led activities at home and in the local community, bridging the gap between therapy and everyday life.
Program Snapshot
Format: Direct 1:1 support with a qualified mentor
Where: In-home + local community outings
Engagement-based, interest-led mentorship
Includes: 20 hours of 1:1 individualized support
Scheduling: Flexible; to be used within 2 months
What Is Community & Home-Based Connection Support?
Our Connection Support program provides compassionate, one-to-one individualized support for neurodiverse children within their home and local community.
While our Child Led In Home Support program focus on BCBA-led interventions, this service is designed to bridge the gap between Child Led sessions and everyday life—helping individuals explore their community, build autonomy, and enjoy interest-led activities.
Families also gain peace of mind knowing their loved one is supported by a qualified mentor during at-home sessions and community outings.
Included Services
Dedicated sessions focused on companionship, shared interests, and community participation.
Community Integration
Facilitated outings to local hubs (like libraries, parks, and recreation centres) to foster a sense of belonging.
In-Home Engagement
Support within the home environment focusing on daily living activities, creative play, or hobby exploration.
Regulatory Partnership (Co-Regulation Support)
Mentors provide co-regulation support during transitions and outings.
Program Features (What Makes This Different)
Interest-Led Mentorship
Qualified mentors focus on “pairing” through favorite activities to build a genuine bond.
Low-Demand Environment
Sessions are flexible and responsive to the individual’s energy levels and needs on any given day.
Safety & Advocacy
Mentors focus on community safety while supporting self-advocacy in real-world settings.
Consistency of Care
We match individuals with a consistent mentor to build a long-term, trusting relationship.
FAQ
Q: Is this a clinical therapy program?
A: This service is designed to complement everyday life—bridging the gap between therapy and real-world participation—while your child led in home program focus on BCBA-led interventions.
Q: Where do sessions take place?
A: Sessions can happen in the home and in the local community, including community hubs like libraries, parks, and recreation centres.
Q: What does “low-demand” mean?
Q: Will my child have the same mentor each time?
A: Yes—individuals are matched with a consistent mentor to build a trusting relationship over time.
Q: What’s included in the package?
A: The package includes 20 hours of 1:1 individualized support delivered in-home and in the community.
Ready for 1:1 Connection Support in Charlottetown & PEI?
If you’re looking for compassionate mentorship that supports community discovery, autonomy, and interest-led engagement—at home and out in the community—let’s get started.