- Description
Registered charity that provides better futures for deaf and deafblind children and adults with special needs, to help them reach their full potential, to experience a higher quality of life * offers a variety of care and support services to deaf children, adults and seniors with a variety of needs including:
- troubled youth
- intellectual disability and deaf plus individuals
- youth and adults with behavioural, emotional or psychiatric problems
- young offenders
- dually diagnosed individuals
Services include:- children's and adult's group homes
- PAH Children's Mental Health Program: partnership with Reach Out Centre for Kids (ROCK) * provide specialized children's mental health service for the deaf and hard of hearing children, youth and their families
- Assisted Living Program for Deaf Seniors age 59 and older who require personal assistance with activities of daily living * contact Dawn Facey, Intake Coordinator at [email protected] * transportation program is available to those who are living in Seniors' Assisted Living Program (medical appointments, friendly visiting, shopping, etc.)
- Outreach Program: Personal Support Workers (PSW Outreach) provide in-home assistance with personal care (bathing, dressing, medications reminder), light housekeeping, laundry and meal preparation for adults 59 years or older living in the GTA * contact Ewa Grabowska at [email protected]
- Respite care and parent relief: provides deaf individuals with special needs who live at home the opportunity to meet new friends and become involved in new activities in a signing environment while offering parents a break from the challenges of daily care * subsidized by an Individual's Passport funding, respite options can also be purchased in Toronto or Milton during the day, overnights and weekends as well as a number of activity based camps and workshops are offered throughout the year
- Sign Language Services: Classes are offered for hearing individuals from Grade 9 and up * courses are provided in Toronto and Milton & American Sign Language (ASL) instructors are certified to teach using the Signing Naturally Curriculum
- Bob Rumball Home for the Deaf (BRHD): 64-bed long-term care facility located at 1 Royal Parkside Dr, Barrie, to provide a home-like atmosphere while supporting resident's independence, sense of belonging and dignity * services include 24-hour nursing care, physicians, physiotherapy, personal support workers (PSW) to assist with the activities of daily living * activities and programs are directed by residents * housekeeping, hairdressing services, foot care, dental and eye clinics are also available
Services and Programs:- Community Participation Supports - Virtual and Day Program
- Ernest C. Drury School for the Deaf
- PAH!
- Eligibility
Deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing with special needs
Residency Requirements: Milton- Application Process
Visit the website to download program applications
- Phone
- 905-878-4932 or 416-449-9651
- Office
- 905-878-4932 or 416-449-9651
- Fax
- 905-878-4934 or 416-449-8881
- TTY
- 905-875-4368 or 416-449-2728
- Web Site
- www.bobrumball.org
- [email protected]
- Mailing Address
- 2395 Bayview Ave
Toronto, ON, M2L 1A2
Canada - Languages
- American Sign Language (ASL); English; French
- Contact
- Babette Oliveira, Director, Seniors Services
Phone: 416-449-9651 ext 126 - Director of Programs, Developmental Services
- Darin Kilfoyle
Phone: 416-449-9651 - Fees
- call the office for fee details
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- Copyright
- Halton Information Providers
- Last Updated On
- April 12, 2026
- Last Verified On
- September 11, 2025
- Address
- 7801 5 Sideroad, L9T 2X7
Milton, ON
Cross Street: Hwy 25 and 5 Sideroad
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- Fully Accessible
- Hours of Operation
Administration: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:30pm
- Service Area(s)
- Milton

