Our Vision: All children, youth, adults and their families will be part of a vibrant supportive community such that their varied challenges and needs will be heard, addressed and met.
Wrap Canada will support communities to successfully implement the WrapAround Process with all children, youth and adults and their families dealing with varied and complex problems so that they have better lives and can be active participants in their community.
Wrap Canada is an incorporated non-profit organization dedicated to:
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Serve as a national forum for people and organizations involved in supporting children, youth, adults and families with complex needs using the WrapAround process in Canada.
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Liaise and support to allow local, provincial and territorial WrapAround processes to share information and work together at a national level.
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Build a national network of WrapAround practitioners that allows Wrap Canada to provide informed advice to government, business, education, social and health services, and other groups.
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Promote ongoing and sustainable funding for WrapAround initiatives across Canada.
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Provide research, development, training and advice to WrapAround initiatives in Canada on best practices in WrapAround.
Wrap Canada offers training, coaching and program evaluation with respect to
new or existing WrapAround projects in Canada.
Please contact Andrew Debicki for more information on how we could support your initiative or partner on proposals to secure funding for your project.
Wrap Canada offers training, coaching and program evaluation with respect to new or existing WrapAround projects in Canada.
Please contact Andrew Debicki for more information on how we could support your initiative or partner on proposals to secure funding for your project.
Today, the challenge we are facing is that unless we do something dramatically different over the next 3-5 years we are probably going to leave behind that 20% of society that is struggling to deal with multiple, complex problems and their resulting needs that go beyond what the service system can provide or address. Read more of this article by Andrew Debicki>
