How to make a referral to KidsInclusive

We are now using an online referral system for all our programs. Please click on the referral button below to fill out and submit a referral.

The more information you can provide us on the referral form the faster we can respond to your concerns. Most KidsInclusive programs and Services can be accessed through our General Referral Form. Early Expressions, School Based Rehabilitation Services, and  Augmentative Communication Services have separate referral forms. Please see the sections below for further information on referring to those programs. A French version of all our online forms will be available soon. If you need assistance or are unable to complete an online referral, please contact our System Navigator at: 613-544-3400 ext. 2078 (Toll Free at 1-855-544-3400 ext. 2078).

Please note: We do not accept referrals for psychology services alone, and the resource we have is not intended to determine eligibility for service at other agencies or school boards. We are always open to supporting/mentoring/coaching other professionals at partner agencies and school boards at their request. Please go to our Psychology page for more information.

KidsInclusive is committed to helping families find the services that are right for them, at the right time. If you have any questions regarding services, please do not hesitate to contact the KidsInclusive System Navigator by calling 613-544-3400 ext. 2078 (Toll free at 1-855-544-3400 ext. 2078)

Use our General Referral Form for:

Autism Services, Developmental Assessments, Community Based Rehabilitation Services, Infant and Child Development, SmartStart Hub and all our other specialty programs.

Complete the Preschool Speech and Language Communication Checkup to screen your child’s development. Click on the referral form link above to access the Checkup and complete a referral if needed.

Anyone, including parents or guardians, teachers, physicians or other health care professionals may refer to School Based Rehabilitation Services. However, as this is a school based service, families and physicians who may have concerns are encouraged to collaborate with the child’s school team to complete the Referral Form.

Referrals to Augmentative Communication Services (ACS) are accepted from parents, physicians, therapists, or community service providers with parent’s consent.