Programs & Camps
Building skills. Growing confidence. Finding joy.
Programs That Nurture Confidence & Connection
Our social programs are designed to help neurodiverse children (and parents) apply what they’re learning in meaningful, real-life ways. Currently we also offer one program for autistic adults
Our Programs
Find a program that fits for your child.
Learn community safety and navigation on the TTC
City Navigators (Ages 12+)
This program helps youth gain the confidence and practical skills to travel around the city safely and independently. Participants practice using public transit (TTC), learning community safety strategies, self-advocacy, and navigating their surroundings comfortably on their own.
Learn age-appropriate cooking skills and kitchen safety.
Lunch Club (Ages 10-13)
A low-pressure, welcoming environment where pre-teens build independence by preparing kid-friendly meals together. Participants practice essential kitchen and life skills while making friends and socializing in a natural, stress-free space.
Learn group skills, play and practice transitions.
Fun Squad (Ages 6-8 & 9-11)
Designed around engaging activities and shared interests, Fun Squad gives kids a joyful environment where friendships can grow naturally through play, shared interests, and group activities. Staff focus on supporting participants as they transition between activities and follow the group plan, while also teaching communication skills for when a child needs more time or a break.
Emotional regulation group for busy, creative kids.
Art of Awareness (Ages 7-9; Ages 10-13)
Designed specifically for the creative, busy soul. This group supports emotional regulation and balance through a mix of brain science, expressive art, and movement, helping children to understand and honour their unique nervous system.
Self-advocacy, goal setting, and preparing for life after high school.
Project Launch (Ages 14-18)
Prepares teens for the transition to post-secondary life, employment, and adulthood. In a supportive group environment, teens discover their unique strengths, set personal and IEP-related goals, practice decision-making, and learn how to communicate their needs clearly at school and beyond.
Leave the homework struggle to us!
Homework Club (all ages)
We use ABA strategies to support learning for children who need a little extra support to complete their homework. Open to all ages, students will benefit from personalized support to help stay on track with learning and complete homework with confidence.
A safe, accepting space to connect with peers and be authentically yourself.
Adult Social Club (Ages 18+)
A welcoming, low-pressure space where adults can unwind, prepare food together, and share a meal. Whether you want to talk about what’s on your mind or just relax in good company, this group offers a safe, accepting environment where you can comfortably be yourself and get support when needed.
Structured, supportive, and fun.
Camps (school aged)
Our camps offer a balance of structure and flexibility, helping children build social skills, routines, and confidence during school breaks. Camps are offered on PA days, school breaks and in the summer and are OAP funding eligible.
Our Programs
City Navigators (Ages 12+)
Building independence in the real world.
City Navigators helps children develop confidence navigating everyday environments—from ordering food to using transit and interacting in public spaces. Focus areas:
Lunch Club Ages 10–13
Where social skills feel natural.
A relaxed, supportive environment where children practise conversation, turn-taking, and social interaction during shared meals.
Focus areas:
Fun Squad Ages 6–8 and 9–11
Connection through shared experiences.
Fun Squad is designed to help children build friendships and social confidence through engaging activities and structured play.
Focus areas:
Girls’ Group (Ages 12+)
Confidence, identity, and connection.
A supportive space for girls to explore self-expression, build confidence, and develop meaningful peer relationships.
Focus areas:
Project Launch Ages 14–18
Helping prepare teens to successfully launch into life after high school.
Project Launch empowers teens to discover their strengths, speak up for their needs, and take an active role in their own lives. In a supportive and welcoming group environment, we focus on:
Homework Club (all ages)
Let us help you end the homework battle.
Children receive structured support using evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) techniques to build positive study habits, increase independence, and complete assignments in a rewarding, guided environment.
Focus areas:
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Not just practice—real-life progress.
What Makes Our Programs Different
At Heart Space Collective, we go beyond structured sessions. Our programs are designed to help children apply what they’re learning in environments that feel natural, social, and engaging.
Because skills don’t stick unless they’re practiced where they matter.
Our Camps
Structured, supportive, and fun.
Our camps offer a balance of structure and flexibility, helping children build social skills, routines, and confidence during school breaks.
March Break Camp
Summer Camp
Children benefit from:
Eligible for OAP funding.
Who it's for
Our programs are designed for children who:
We thoughtfully group children to ensure the best possible experience.
What Families Notice
Over time, families often see:
How to Get Started
Getting started is simple.
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Why Camp & Group Programs Matter
Because real confidence is built through experience.
One-to-one support is important—but group and real-world experiences are where children:
This is where growth becomes visible.
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