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Ottawa Network for Children (ONC) (formerly Community Advisory Action Group)

The ONC consists of representatives of community networks and organizations involved with children 0-6 and their families; representatives from the City of Ottawa, United Way/Centraide Ottawa, and the Ministry of Children and Youth Services.

Its role is to make recommendations and advise the Council on SB6 priorities, design and ensure the implementation of strategies to enhance existing services for children, and act as the planning table for the community. The ONC also acts as the advisory and planning group to other early years’ programs and strategies (e.g. provincial programs and strategies such as Healthy Babies/Healthy Children, Best Start, and federally funded projects such as Understanding the Early Years) and new initiatives as they emerge.

Co-chairs:

Moira D’Aoust
Shauna Graham

Members:

First Words/Blind Low Vision/Infant Hearing

Screening

La Cité Collégiale

City of Ottawa, Early Years Health

CAPC/CPNP

Better Beginnings Better Futures

Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB)

Licensed Home Child Care Network

Association of Early Childhood Educators (AECEO)

Algonquin College

Young Single Parents Support Network

The Ottawa Childcare Association / Licensed Group Child Care

Ottawa Head Start Association of Preschools

Ministry of Education

Coalition of Community Resource Centres and Community Health Centres of Ottawa

Conseil des écoles publiques de l'Est de l'Ontario(CEPEO)

City of Ottawa

Birth & Parent Companion Program

Ottawa Children Treatment Centre

Children’s Integration Support Services Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa

Ottawa Public Library

Ottawa-Carleton District School Board

Children and Youth Health Network of Eastern Ontario

Ottawa Community Coalition for Literacy

Crossroads Children’s Centre

Perinatal Partnership Program of Eastern and Southeast Ontario (PPPESO)

The Ottawa Inuit Children’s Centre

Military Family Resource Centre of the National Capital Region

Child Care Council

City of Ottawa, Children and Youth Agenda

Regroupement des services éducatifs à l’enfance d'Ottawa

Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health

The Ottawa Hospital

Ministry of Children and Youth Services

United Way/Centraide Ottawa

Early Childhood Development — Did You Know?!

The care and attention that children receive in the first six years of life, particularly in the first three years, influence them for life. (Supporting Information)

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