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Nurturing Algoma

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Bright Beginnings. Discover where your child shines!

 

Are you interested in learning about how your child is developing? Celebrate your child’s growth and developmental milestones using the Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQs). The Ages and Stages Questionnaires (ASQ-3 and ASQ-SE:2) are screening tools used to assess and monitor a child’s development in areas such as communication, motor skills, social-emotional, and cognition. Benefits to ASQ screening include optimizing your child’s potential by identifying your child’s strengths and finding out early if there are any areas where they could use extra support.

In partnership with Queen’s University, the Infant and Early Mental Health Promotion (IEMHP) team at Toronto’s SickKids has developed Canada’s first National Database of pre-school child development called, The Canadian Database of Development, Infancy to Six (CanDDIS).

In Algoma, we are working with the team at SickKids to learn more about how our youngest children are developing by inviting families with children ages 0 - 6 to complete an ASQ screen for their child to anonymously include in the database.

Information for Families

 

Want to learn more about the Nurturing Algoma Community Project?
Check out our Information Package for Families for everything you need to know.

 

Looking for more information?

Contact us at algoma_asq@algomapublichealth.com

ASQ Calendar of Clinics

Sault Ste. Marie

 


East Algoma

 


Central Algoma

 


North Algoma

 

 

 

Participating Agencies

 

ADSAB AFS CCA Central Logo DSSAB Elliot Lake Child and Family Centre IFC SSM Library Prince The Orchard Childrens Centre Thrive Urban Indigenous YMCA Early ON Superior Children's Centre All Star Children Services CAS Algoma