ECPP & CTEP Programs

Education & Community Partnership Programs (ECPP) and Care & Treatment Education Programs (CTEP)

These programs support students whose learning is connected to care, treatment or rehabilitation needs. Through partnerships with community agencies, students continue their education while receiving therapeutic supports.

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ECPP and CTEP Programs

Specialized education for students receiving care, treatment or therapeutic supports.

ECPP and CTEP programs provide specialized learning environments for students who may be receiving mental health treatment, hospital care or other therapeutic supports. Students continue working toward Ontario curriculum expectations and high school credits while building skills that support their well-being and transition back to school.

Programs & Services

Aberdeen Day Treatment Program

Supports secondary students in earning high school credits while receiving therapeutic supports in partnership with Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK).

CAPIS

Supports students receiving inpatient psychiatric care at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital while continuing their learning.

REACH

A day treatment program supporting students in Grades 7–12 with intensive mental health supports and academic programming.

Syl Apps School

Provides educational programming for youth receiving treatment at Syl Apps Youth Centre, a forensic mental health facility.

Woodview

Provides day treatment programs that support students’ social, emotional and mental health needs alongside academic learning.

How The Programs Work

Education

Students continue learning through the Ontario curriculum and may earn credits toward their Ontario Secondary School Diploma.

Therapeutic Supports

Programs are delivered in partnership with community agencies that provide clinical care and mental health supports.

Transition Planning

Students receive support to transition back to their home school or into their next learning pathway.

Community Partners

These programs are delivered through partnerships between the Halton District School Board and community agencies that provide specialized care and treatment services.

Contact Us

If you would like more information about these programs or the referral process, please contact the Halton District School Board. For general inquiries, call 905-339-0589.