Fort Frances – Supporting SLP Services
September 28, 2026
At FIREFLY – Physical, Emotional, Developmental and Community Services we’re here to help children and youth get the support they need for their physical, emotional, developmental, and community well-being! Working with caregivers, parents, families, health care providers and community partners, our staff help connect children and youth to the programs and services they need.
We work alongside families to build personalized support plans that reflect each child or youth’s unique strengths, needs, and goals. We have a variety of programs available to children, youth, families, and communities across the Districts of Kiiwetinoong, Kenora and Rainy River.
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Whether you are a physician, nurse practitioner, community/school care provider, parent, caregiver, child or youth, everyone can access FIREFLY’s services to get the care they or their child/client needs. Go to our Get Services Now page to request/refer today!
Explore our comprehensive directory, where you’ll find all our programs and services conveniently listed in alphabetical order. View our A-Z Programs and Services page to access the full list of FIREFLY’s programs and services!
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