Programs & Camps
Programs & Camps at Heart Space Collective
Where skills turn into confidence—in real life.
Our programs and camps are designed to help children build independence, social confidence, and emotional regulation through meaningful, real-world experiences.
Parents can relax knowing their child is in safe hands, with certified professionals who are trained to support their needs.
Parents can relax knowing their child is in safe hands, with certified professionals who are trained to support their needs.
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:
Social interaction in community settings
Problem-solving and flexibility
Independence and confidence navigating the TTC and community settings
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:
Conversation skills
Peer interaction
Confidence in group settings
Simple meal preparation
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:
Social engagement
Cooperative play
Building friendships
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:
Self-esteem and identity
Social connection
Emotional awareness
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:
Building Confidence: Helping your teen understand their unique abilities and what matters most to them.
Advocating: Helping strengthen self-awareness and communication to be confident speaking up.
Reaching Goals: Guiding teens to set and achieve personal milestones, including goals linked directly to their IEPs.
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:
Focus areas:
Task initiation and focus
Positive reinforcement and motivation
Reducing academic frustration and task refusal
What Makes Our Programs Different
Not just practice—real-life progress.
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.
Small group sizes for personalized support
Real-world environments and experiences
Focus on confidence, independence, and connection
Guided by experienced therapists and facilitators
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:
Consistent daily structure
Opportunities for social interaction
Guided support in real-time situations
Eligible for OAP funding.
Who Our Programs Are For
Our programs are designed for children who:
Benefit from small-group support
Are building social confidence and independence
Need support with emotional regulation
Have autism, ADHD, or related developmental needs
Thrive with structure and guided interaction
We thoughtfully group children to ensure the best possible experience.
What Families Notice
Over time, families often see:
Increased confidence in social situations
Greater independence in everyday activities
Improved emotional regulation
Stronger peer connections
A child who feels more capable and comfortable in the world
How to Get Started
1. Book a consultation.
2. We recommend the right program based on your child’s needs.
3. Your child joins a group that is a good fit.
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:
Practice skills
Build relationships
Gain independence
This is where growth becomes visible.
Let’s find the right program for your child.
We’ll help guide you to the best fit so your child can build confidence, connection, and independence.