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Welcome to the SSAH Provincial Coalition !

Our Mission

We are a coalition of individuals, families, organizations, associations and agencies dedicated to ensuring that families in Ontario receive the meaningful support they require through 
the Special Services at Home Program.
                                      

Alison Ouellette and Beth French, Co Chairs , SSAHPC

                     

Here is our  list of helpful Resources for Families 

go to each page for more extensive details and downloads.

 
  • Appeal your SSAH
 This is an information sheet which explains "How to appeal your SSAH". 
  • Advisory Committees 
 Regional SSAH Advisory Committees are provincially mandated. This is the information/contact list that we received from MCSS, Developmental Services Branch, July 2007.
  • The Bill of Rights for Families who use SSAH
 This document was written for families to demonstrate their Natural Authority when using SSAH.
  • Fair Access Paper
 This document was written by Family Alliance ON in March 2009.
  • Books 
Feel Free to review our list of books written by parents who use SSAH for their family member who lives with a disability.
  • Common Vision Paper

 

Four provincial organizations ( Family Alliance Ontario, People First Ontario, Special Services at Home Provincial Coalition, and Individualized Funding Coalition for Ontario ) that represent individuals with disabilities and their families collaborated to produce a 2 part newsletter "COMMON VISION FOR REAL TRANSFORMATION"  
on what is required for meaningful transformation: .
  • Newsletters and Articles
 Newsletters from the Archives. See the NEWSLETTERS page 
Articles submitted by family members.
  • SSAH Seminars
 2005 , SSAHPC families toured the province and visited family groups in 3 locations, London, Ottawa and Toronto. "Kitchen Table Talks" seminars was a very successful and informative time for all.
  • SSAH Guidelines
 SSAH Guidelines in pdf format. These are the government guidelines for SSAH. Check out our page to download them.
  • SSAH Tips Sheet for Professionals
This sheet was written by a mom/volunteer member. It describes the fears that families have about SSAH and what they need to know. How you, as a professional, can help them. It was presented at the Shared Learning Forum, Toronto 2007 written for people who work with individuals who have a developmental disability
  • SSAH Application
 This link will take you to the government page where you can download the SSAH application.
 
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