Growing Minds Support Services

02/26/2026

Pink shirt day with the team! Kindness is Cool🩷

02/26/2026

🌼 BCS March Break Camp 2026

A FREE, inclusive camp for children ages 4–8 with intellectual disabilities

Looking for a March Break filled with fun, friendship, and meaningful learning? Our BCS March Break Camp 2026 offers a warm, welcoming environment where every child can explore, play, and shine.
From March 16–20, 2026, children will enjoy a half‑day camp that runs 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. each day. Through a blend of structured activities and child‑led play, campers will build new skills, spark creativity, and connect with peers in a supportive setting. 🧸✨

This program is completely free, designed especially for children ages 4 to 8 with intellectual disabilities, and led by caring staff who make inclusion and joy their top priorities.
To Register: https://www.canopysupport.ca/upcoming-events/marchbreakcamp

02/11/2026

02/05/2026

Imagine you are Elsa and you have icy, magical snow breath.

Breathe in slowly through your nose like you are filling up with cold, sparkly air…
Smell the snowy air… ❄️

Hold it for a second like you’re gathering your ice magic.

Blow out slowly through your mouth like Elsa is making a gentle snowstorm…

Try to blow out long and slow, like you’re freezing the air in front of you. ☃️❄️🥶🧊

02/04/2026

Phrases I actually use in session to help kids regulate 🧠💛

Simple words. Big nervous-system impact.

Save for the hard moments ✨

02/02/2026

❄️☃️

01/28/2026

🍩 💖 If anyone is interested in Krispy Kreme donuts available Feb 12th or 13th at the office. Please DM if you are interested in supporting this fundraiser for Dunsford District Elementary School !

01/24/2026

12/23/2025

Stephanie Baralise CONGRATULATIONS YOU ARE OUR TURKEY WINNER! Please send me a message to plan how Pick Up. 🍗🎄

12/22/2025

Giveaway closed. Thanks to all who entered.

11/13/2025

Amazing 👏

Katherine Dines: The Children’s Hospital Of Eastern Ontario is getting some help from a Canadian Superstar to create mental health content and combat misinformation.

Five-time Juno-nominated artist Jamie Fine is part of CHEO’s six-part Youtube series titled “This is what it feels like”.

It explores topics such as ADHD, anxiety, eating disorders, major depression, substance use and behavioural addictions.

Each episode includes Jamie Fine’s real-life stories and expert insights from CHEO’s world-renowned clinicians, so teens and families have a go to trusted resource that’s relatable and informative.

You can see more info on CTV Ottawa’s website .