Youth Homes
Within the Youth Home model exists services specific for children and youth with major emotional and physical difficulties (under the age of 19 years). Our goal is to provide services that promote respect, dignity, and emotional security so that youths are able to move to more independent living options or family arrangements.
Supported Independent Living Program (SILP)
Within the In-Home Services model exists the Supported Independent Living Program (SILP) where individuals living on their own or with their families are supported in specific areas to enhance and encourage their personal independence. The SILP program is for people who live in their own home/apartment who do not require twenty-four supports, rather require daily/weekly visits with access to twenty-four emergency supports. Our goal is to respectfully enhance and support existing skills while encouraging further independence, or teach new skills so a person can eventually live with few or no supports.
Alternate Family Living Arrangements (AFLA)
Within the In-Home Services model exists the Alternate Family Living Arrangements (AFLA) program where individuals requiring a higher level of support live in families/other similar settings. Our goal is to provide a family atmosphere that supports respect, dignity, and emotional support, while encouraging further independence.
MONCTON COUNCIL FOR INTEGRATED RECREATION (CLUB SHADES)
The Moncton Council for Integrated Recreation, also known as Club Shades, is operated by MCRI. The Club holds a variety of social events and activities: pool tournaments, canteen services, dances, music, movie nights, etc. It also promotes an inclusive and respectful environment making it a great space to meet people, make friends and have fun.
Please note the club does not provide personal care or close supervision services, and there is no alcohol served.
To become a member please contact Stephanie Haynes at (506) 859-1828.