Participation Programs

Life is all about participation!

TVCC offers a range of participation programs (camps and activities) helping clients and families to be their best.

The primary purpose of Participation programs is to ensure kids have access to an appropriate range of activities and experiences to optimize their growth and development.

These participation programs offer clients the chance to get involved in opportunities and activities that they may not otherwise experience. These opportunities range from groups held at TVCC or community locations for early skill development to supports for participation in fully integrated community programs. Is there something that you would like to see? Contact  us tr [at] tvcc.on.ca (tr[at]tvcc[dot]on[dot]ca)

Participation Programs

Therapeutic Drumming and Music (7 yrs +)

(Weds, Oct 29 - Dec 10) Each week participants will be guided through various activities using drums and other musical instruments. Led by Music Therapists from Connections Music Therapy, this program will utilize facets of music therapy and expressive arts to encourage creativity, social wellness, and self-confidence. 
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Caregivers Connecting: Caregivers of Children/Youth

(In-Person, Tues, Nov 25, Dec 16) Caregivers and parents, of TVCC clients ages, with disabilities can share their experiences, information, challenges, successes and strategies, or just hang out and drink some coffee!
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Jammin' in Jammies: Teen Winter DANCE (12 yrs +)

(In-person, Dec 5) For TVCC Youth with disabilities and a sibling (a family member or close friend) who are 12 yrs + and reside within Elgin/Middlesex, Huron/Perth, Grey/Bruce & Oxford County.
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Creative Connections: DIY December (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Dec 9 & 16) At each session youth can enjoy creating a different structured art or craft  project, using a variety of mediums and approaches.  
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Nintendo Switch Party (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Dec 10) Join Horizons and The Wellness Project for Nintendo Switches parties! We connect TVCC's Nintendo Switch consoles to two big screens for everyone to play together. We have a few games to choose from, or youth are also welcome to bring any multiplayer games they'd like to play with the group.
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TVCC Family Skating Socials

(In-person, Sat Dec 13 or Sun Jan 25) This is a great opportunity to get active, maybe learn a new skill, and connect with friends and family.
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Fun with Photography! All Skill Level Photography Workshop (12-21 yrs)

(In-person, Jan 6 & Feb 10) Every person has a different story to tell, and we want to see and hear your story! Through the use of disposable film cameras, we can share our experience and life! All artistic skill levels, experience levels and unique experiences welcome!
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Mini Music: Parent and Child Music Therapy Group (18m-3 yrs)

(In-person, Jan 13-Feb 3) Join TVCC's Therapeutic Recreation team and Connections Music Therapy for a brand new parent and child series for toddlers and preschoolers!
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Stretch and Swim (8 yrs +)

(In-person, Jan, Feb, Mar 2026) This program is for TVCC clients between the ages of 8 and 18 yrs (21 if they are still in highschool) with physical disabilties. Clients must be able to safely and independently particpate in the water. During this program we will work on low impact cardio, strength/resistance training and flexiblity in the water.
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Swim Spouts (3 - 4 yrs)

(In-person, Thurs - Jan 15, 22, Feb 5) Recreation Therapists will support you and your child as we introduce and practice foundational swim skills, comfort in the water, and pool safety habits.
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Tween Social Club (8-12 yrs)

(In-person, Jan 22) Through activities, games, and group discussions, participants will work on building effective communication, social skills, and confidence in a fun, inclusive environment.
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Baby Bubbles (10 - 24 m)

(In-person, Mons, Feb 2, 9, 23, 2026) We will focus on introducing early swim skills through engaging, play-based activities that promote comfort in the water, fostering a love for the water, and learning about other TVCC and community-based swim opportunities.
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