Inclusion Services

The Snoezelen Room was constructed at the Nobleton Arena to better support our campers and participants with special needs. A Snoezelen Room is a multisensory environment used as a form of therapy.  

NEW Rent the Room! You can now rent the Snoezelen Room for $10/hour. Email inclusion@king.ca for availability!

Come join us for a Free Adapted Skate designed for children, youth, teens, and adults with a broad spectrum of disabilities and severities! This skate is open to all participants however all skaters require 1:1 support on the ice and must wear helmets. CSA skate aides are permitted.

Location: Trisan Centre

Date: Saturday May 13, 2023 - Saturday June 24, 2023

Time: 3pm - 4pm

Cost: Free

Inclusion program designed for children, youth, and teens who have a broad spectrum of disabilities and severities. Volunteers are to work 1:1 with children and youth who require additional support. They engage with the participants in interactive activities including organized arts and crafts, singing, sports activities, and games and while maintaining a safe environment.

Session 2: Tuesdays and Wednesdays – March 7th to April 12th - Register Now (Course Code: 16234)

Location: King City Senior’s Centre - 30 Fisher St, King City, ON L7B 1G3

Ages: 6-14

Cost: $72 for Residents & Non-Residents

• Extra support is required at school

• Additional support or assistance is required at home for basic personal care needs such as eating, dressing or toileting

• An exceptionality exists that affects mobility, communication, comprehension, social interaction and/or behaviour
• The child is currently diagnosed with a disability
• The participant requires support participating independently in a group setting

1. Look through the Program Guide and select a camp that matches the participant’s interests and abilities.

2. Complete the Participant Intake Form in its entirety.

3. Contact Inclusion Services at inclusion@king.ca or 905-833-6563 with the complete Participant Intake Form and the weeks you are requesting for Summer Camps / Recreation Programs.

4. Take part in the optional 'Meet and Greet' with your Inclusion Counsellor​.

The Township will make every effort to pair participants with Inclusion Counsellors however, families are welcome to hire their own support workers to support the participant in the program if:

1. ​The family believes the participant will be the most successful in the program with their support worker.
2. There are no Inclusion Counsellor's available for the week or session of the program. 

Contact Inclusion Services for more information on support workers and their requirements.

*Please Note: In consultation with the family, Inclusion Services and provincial guidelines, the Township may request that an individual be accompanied by a support person.