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For years, Christine Haylock found herself in a constant battle navigating the intricate health care system for her teenaged son who faced numerous developmental complexities including ADHD and anxiety. Christine and her son were overwhelmed and frustrated by disjointed services and long waiting lists.
But all that changed after additional provincial funding allowed them to access the McMaster Children's Hospital Extensive Needs Service.
“For us, the ENS program has been nothing short of life-changing,” she says.
The Extensive Needs Services (ENS) program was developed to address the needs of children and youth with multiple diagnoses who require a team approach across physical, mental, behavioural, and developmental health, and social vulnerabilities.
To ensure that all aspects of a child’s development and progress are considered, the team’s holistic approach extends into the community, in collaboration with social service agencies and education providers as required.
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