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| Project DARE is an intensive adventure therapy program available to male youth in Ontario ages 14-18 who are facing an open custody disposition and are recommended by their Probation Officer. |
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Like all custody programs, it is funded by the Province. The REACH program is a per diem rated residential adventure therapy program which has often been successfully utilized as a voluntary alternative to custody, particularly when a CAS is involved in the residential care of the youth. Professional development courses and short term non-residential programs are listed under the ACHIEVE training and development button.
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The icons across the top of this page will provide you with additional information about our unique Intensive, Therapeutic, Academic Recovery, and Individualized approaches and philosophies.
The sidebar to the left will help you learn more about our programs including REACH (Responsibility, Effort, Attitude, Community, Honour) for Youth At Risk, Project DARE (Development through Adventure, Responsibility, and Education) for Youth in Custody, and ACHIEVE, which is open to the general public.
The sidebar to the right will provide you with additional information and resources about our organization and philosophies; testimonials; and contact information.
We are Ministry of Children and Youth Services (MCYS) licensed and Association for Experiential Education (AEE) accredited service since 1971, and are located just three hours north of Toronto, near Algonquin Park. Welcome to Wendigo Lake Expeditions.
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