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About Halton-Peel Community Aphasia Programs
Halton-Peel Community Aphasia Programs are social communication groups for people living with acquired communication disorders. Our programs involve both small and large group activities and are intended for people who want to improve their communication. As an organization, we educate the community about aphasia and provide training and support to family members, friends, and caregivers.
Our goal at H-PCAP is to enhance the communication skills and quality of life for people with aphasia using a Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA). Our services take into account the clients’ perspective and current communication abilities, and our programming is designed to reflect the clients’ varying needs, wants, and abilities.
Our goal at H-PCAP is to enhance the communication skills and quality of life for people with aphasia using a Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA). Our services take into account the clients’ perspective and current communication abilities, and our programming is designed to reflect the clients’ varying needs, wants, and abilities.
Meet the Team
Our Professional & Clinical Team
Speech-Language Pathologists |
Communicative Disorders Assistants |
Vanessa Rotundo, Program Coordinator
Ola Kaczorowska, Client Intake Coordinator Loretta Chawla Tayler Evans |
Social Worker |
Administration |
Email us at info@h-pcap.com
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The clinical and professional services for H-PCAP are provided through a contract with Evergreen Communication Therapy. Together, H-PCAP and Evergreen continue to advocate for people with communication disorders and are working to expand aphasia awareness and services in Southern Ontario, Canada. |
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Board of Directors |
Dayna O'Kelly - BOD Chair
Pat O'Kelly - Treasurer Nela Wilson - Secretary Claire Benson Adrienne Curran Laura Mayne Larry Jelinek Lorraine Woodley |
Our program utilizes resources including funding, supplies and equipment in an efficient and non-wasteful manner. Resources, ideas and information are shared among program sites and other community partners.
For more information about SLPs, click here: What Is a Speech-Language Pathologist? (CASLPO)
For more information about SLPs, click here: What Is a Speech-Language Pathologist? (CASLPO)
Halton-Peel Community Aphasia Programs Partners and Contributors
H-PCAP would like to acknowledge the support of the following partners:
H-PCAP would like to acknowledge the support of the following contributors:
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Halton Aphasia Centre operating as Halton-Peel Community Aphasia Programs |
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