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Our Sponsors and Partners

Reaching IN...Reaching OUT (RIRO) was developed under the auspices of the Child & Family Partnership – four organizations that came together to build on their respective strengths in the areas of early childhood education, mental health, training and research. This partnership has sponsored the development, evaluation and dissemination of RIRO since 2002. We wish to thank the following organizations for their support:

The YMCA of Greater Toronto
www.ymcatoronto.org

The University of Guelph
www.uoguelph.ca

Child Development Institute (formerly known as
The Crèche Child and Family Centre)
www.childdevelop.ca

George Brown College
www.gbrownc.on.ca


We would like to express our appreciation to the Canadian Child Care Federation for its consultation and ongoing support of RIRO's programs and resources and for actively promoting resilience in Canada's children.

Our thanks to Launchbox for their creative efforts in the design of RIRO's website and for their ongoing support in disseminating our e-newsbrief, ResilienC.


Our Funders

Special acknowledgement goes to the following organizations for their generous financial support for the development of RIRO's products or other resiliency initiatives:

The Ontario Trillium Foundation A three-year project grant (2006-2009) to pilot and implement RIRO's Train-the-Trainer Program to roll out the skills training in Ontario, revise RIRO's website and create the ResilienC e-newsbrief to help promote a virtual network of people interested in promoting resilience in young children.

Social Development Partnerships Program (Human Resources & Skills Development Canada) Four-year funding (2002-2006) for the initial pilot research as well as development of RIRO's skills training program, curriculum modules and resiliency resources for professionals. Three-year funding (2010-2012) to adapt and pilot RIRO skills training and other resiliency resources to meet the needs of parents experiencing serious challenges.

 

Ontario Ministry of Children and Youth Services Funding received (2009-2010) for the "Resilience Synthesis Review Project" a knowledge mobilization project to explore with experts, policy makers, service providers, youth and families how programs and policies can support the ministry's strategic goal: "every child and youth is resilient."



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