Médias et publications

Les vidéos et nouvelles sont en anglais seulement.

Vidéos

SNAP dans les nouvelles

« SNAP – STOP NOW AND PLAN » Giv’er Miramichi, April 16, 2019
« Proud dad says decision’s a snap » KenoraOnline, January 30, 2019
« SNAP recognized as effective intervention » intermetzo, January 3, 2019
« Award-Winning Counseling Program Positively Impacts Children and Families in Orange County » Orange County Government Florida, December 12, 2018
“Program teaches kids to identify, resolve conflict”, The Key West Citizen, November 14, 2018
“Why tweens have explosive bursts of anger—and how to handle it”, Today’s Parent, November 8, 2018
« Behavior program expands into school setting », Cayman Compass, October 25, 2018
« SNAP Training Upskills Teachers To support students », Radio Cayman, October 24, 2018
« SNAP training upskills Cayman Islands teachers to support students »iNEWS, October 24, 2018
« Training is a SNAP for local educators » CNS Local Life, October 23, 2018
« Shuswap Family Resource and Referral Society celebrates 30 years in new digs » Eagle Valley News, October 12, 2018
« Program aims to help at-risk kids keep calm, move on » CBC Ottawa, September 13, 2018
“Le gouvernement ontarien aidera les jeunes marginalisés d’Ottawa” CBC Radio-Canada, September 11, 2018
“Province funds SNAP program aimed at ‘at-risk’ youth in Ottawa” Edmonton Sun, September 11, 2018
“Ontario government, city of Ottawa announce collaboration on SNAP program” Global News, September 11, 2018
“News Release: Ontario Helping At-Risk Children and Families in Ottawa” Government of Ontario, September 11, 2018
« SNAP program helps at-risk kids before they get into trouble » Pensacola News Journal, August 18, 2018
« In the wake of Danforth shooting, experts urge caution in linking mental health and violence » Toronto Star, July 25, 2018
« Activist calls for proactive approach to crime » Cayman News Service, July 19, 2018
« SNAP program focuses on problem-solving, solutions » Halifax Citizen, April 2, 2018
Offord Group, Perspectives on Canadian Philanthropy, Page 4, Volume 12 2017
« SNAP targets behavior, works with families to curb juvenile arrests, » Orlando Sentinel, September 5, 2017
« Symposium in P.E.I. calling for more mental health services for youth, » The Guardian, August 25, 2017
FRC aims to add Stop Now And Plan programme to curb bad behaviour, » 27 Watch Live, Cayman Islands, June 12, 2017
« Program to address behavioral problems, » Cayman Compass, June 8, 2017
« Connected North links Aboriginal students in Toronto to remote communities, » Now Toronto, May 17, 2017
« Children’s mental health program to expand in Atlantic Canada » Global News, April 4, 2017
« Is Violence in the Classroom on the Ministry’s Radar? » Newstalk 1010, March 23, 2017
« Canadian foundation donates $12-million to support Indigenous people » The Globe and Mail, March 7, 2017
« You can build up self-control to avoid impulsive behaviors that lead to bad outcomes, » Dallas News, January 27, 2017
« Youth ACT to hold youth crime prevention workshops » – The Cayman Reporter, August 17, 2016
No mention of Youth Act funding in budget debate » – The Cayman Reporter, July 2, 2016
« Jacksonville’s Youth Crisis Center adds pilot program for troubled kids » – Florida Times-Union, June 19, 2016
« Orange County Pilot Program Helps Parents and Troubled Children Improve Relationships » – Orlando Political Observer, June 10, 2016
« How schools are working with their communities to change behaviours » – Macleans, March 8, 2016
« Ontario investing $1.1 Million for at-risk youth in Thunder Bay » – Tbnewswatch.com, March 2, 2016
« Department of Juvenile Justice pilots Orange County program to help at-risk youth » – WFTV News, March 2, 2016
News release: Ontario Investing $53.5 Million in Non-Profit Organizations, Government of Ontario, January 6, 2016
« SNAP program for troubled children gets cash boost » – Toronto Star, Oct 5 2015
« Does your child have behaviour problems? Free workshops to help being offered in West Island » – Montreal Gazette, Aug 25 2015
News release: Ontario’s Enhanced Youth Action Plan – Ministry of Children and Youth Services, June 26 2015
« SNAP gives kids with behaviour issues a chance at summer camp » – Toronto Star, June 21 2015
« What kind of parent calls the police on their child? » – Toronto Star, Mar 6 2015
« Catholic school board has myriad of initiatives in place to improve mental health in schools » – Kenora Daily Miner and News, Feb 18 2015
« Program helps Alliston boy manage anxiety » – Alliston Herald, May 6 2014

Communiqués de presse

2019

2018

April 3, 2018 – Child Development Institute’s Stop Now And Plan® (SNAP) mental health program receives funding from Public Safety Canada that helps facilitate expansion to reach over 100 communities across Canada

2017

2016

March 11, 2016 – Award-winning children’s mental health program to reach more communities through Ontario Trillium Foundation grant

2015

2014

Études

La vie difficile de Tyler – Sommaire de recherche par Sécurité publique Canada, décembre 2016

Pour plus d’informations sur des recherches précises, consultez le document Résumé de la recherche sur SNAP pour les garçons et SNAP pour les filles.

Rapports annuel

Rapports annuel de Child Development Institute

Bulletins

SNAP® Shot (Bulletin pour les affiliés SNAP)

CDI FYI (Bulletin de CDI)

Guide des ressources de SNAP

*NOUVEAU* Nous avons lancé un guide des ressources de SNAP destiné aux parents. Pour consulter le document, cliquez ici (pdf).

Livrets

Contact pour les médias

Simona Panetta
Manager, Marketing and Communications
416-603-1827, ext. 2273
spanetta@childdevelop.ca

« Elle frappait, injuriait et donnait des coups. J’avais atteint le bout du rouleau avec Rachel. C’était extrêmement difficile – beaucoup de pleurs et de culpabilité – je me demandais ce que j’avais fait comme parent. Jusqu’à ce jour, personne ne voulait s’engager envers moi ou envers Rachel. Tout ce que je peux maintenant constater, c’est les progrès que nous avons accomplis ensemble. Le programme nous a aidés tous les deux. Rachel ne se comporte plus de façon aussi violente qu’avant. »

Parent d’une fille SNAP