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Treatment Resources and Individualized Living Supports (T.R.A.I.L.S)

T.R.A.I.L.S. provides treatment foster care, individualized placements and supported independent living for special needs children and youth. Resources are organized to provide a transition from highly intensive care to independent living, based on the participants changing developmental needs and abilities.

Services

  • Assessment and individual proposals for each participant at intake
  • An individualized plan for each participant
  • A case manager for each participant
  • Culturally sensitive services
  • Live in caregivers and support workers matched with individual participant needs
  • Intensive supervision of caregivers and support workers
  • 24 hour emergency coverage
  • Access to all New Directions programs on a priority basis

Program Objectives

  • Assisting young people to develop realistic goals and a greater sense of self direction
  • Comprehensive treatment planning
  • Flexibility of programming
  • Accessing community resources and developing positive supports

Service Philosophy

We believe each individual has unique strengths and resources that can enable her/him to develop realistic goals and plans. It is our role not only to assist our participants to use their own strengths and resources in this way but also to identify and facilitate the additional supports that may be needed to achieve this. We endeavour to maximize family connections and whenever possible provide programming for sibling groups.


Referrals

Referrals for children and youth funded by the province of Manitoba should be sent directly to the Provincial Placement Desk at

Child Protection & Support Services,
Suite 201-114 Garry Street,
Winnipeg, MB R3C 4V5.
Phone 945-1205

Referrals for children and youth funded by the Federal Government of Canada or non – provincial should be sent directly to the T.R.A.I.L.S Program Manager for placement with T.R.A.I.L.S [urban] for resources in and around Winnipeg or to the RSFC Program Coordinator for resources in the rural Manitoba area.

For More Information

Please contact:
Treatment Resources and Individualized Living Supports
New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults and Families
400-491 Portage Ave.
Winnipeg, MB.
R3B 2E4
[204] 786- 7051

trails@newdirections.mb.ca



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