Community Stories

From all of us at Kerry's Place... HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Bridlington Home enjoying the last of the great weather before the snow comes...

We hope you enjoy these photo as much as Josip enjoyed his Birthday Celebration!

Kerry’s Place Autism Services wishes to provide our communities with an update regarding the delivery of in-person services and supports this fall. 

Proceeds Donated to Kerry’s Place is for the screening taking place on Saturday November 27th 7:30pm LIVE @ The Young Centre, Presented by Soulpepper.

Kerry’s Place Autism Services acknowledges the legacy of residential schools and reaffirms its commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Come out and share some personal goals, accomplishments, or talents!

Kerry’s Place Autism Services was pleased to offer consultation to Shasha Nakhai, filmmaker behind the film, “Scarborough”, recently released at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF).

Campers learned to Pow Wow dance with Shyama Priya from The Wild Moccasin Dancers.

Last week, campers participated in Camp Connection - Mission Impossible, where they made the impossible… possible.

Over the last week, campers learned about technology and its impact on the world around us.

Campers were inspired over the past week to use their imagination and creativity to explore the wonderful world of music, drama, and art.

The third week of Kerry’s Place summer camp focused on hands-on activities that left campers excited to learn more.

This week, campers discovered their inner scientist through fun experiments that had been provided in their “Camp-in-a-Bag”.

The first week of camp was filled with adventure and animal friends.

In the Winter of 2020, David participated in the EmploymentWorks program at Kerry’s Place. 

Kai, Stephen, and Chad at a mobile vaccination clinic.

Kerry’s Place Autism Services stands firm in its commitment of allyship with its Indigenous partners and communities, and the advancement of the Truth and Reconciliation calls to action.

Kerry’s Place is celebrating their City of Brampton’s Accessibility Award in the Community Organization category.

Today, the Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services announced that the Toronto Autism Services Network was a successful applicant in a competitive process to deliver caregiver-mediated [...]

In my experience, I have found normalizing conversations of gender identity and pronouns to be a fundamental component of building an open and authentic rapport with those accessing services.

Kenneth celebrated his 38th birthday on May 13th at Ceremonial Home in Mississauga.

Wayne wanted to share some of the sidewalk art work he and our Kerry's Place staff worked on during the sunny weather.

Throughout the pandemic, Kerry’s Place has prioritized the health and safety of the families and persons we support, and our employees.

Participants have created virtual background artwork, and are learning about well-known people with Autism...