Through the financial support of the Province of British Columbia and the Community Gaming Grant, the OSNS is able to provide the Take it Home and Behaviour Support program

OSNS shares a community wait list for SLP services with Interior Health. Regular meetings are held to best assign referred children among available SLP's and maximize both individual and group services.

OSNS actively partners with the school district t transitions for children with autism and other developmental needs. We share information so that we can determine the best course of action to ensure smooth and successful transitions.

PHNs provide individual child health care plans and are included as a team member for developmental services of children with complex health care needs. They help the family and team with goal setting around complex child's health care needs. PHN is aware of vulnerable families and makes referrals to OSNS therapy services. 

Paediatricians attend the OSNS on a rotating basis to review common families. They provide consultation, attend team meetings, make referrals for early intervention services and provide in-service education on medical topics. 

OSNS developmental team provides support and training to OneSky Supported Child Development Program (SCDP). We work together to set goals and determine how to best work with children who have complex needs in community child care programs.

OSNS supports the consultants of the Boys and Girls Club Infant Development Program through consultation about individual children helping to set appropriate goals and training activities to meet those goals. 

OSNS developmental team provides support and training to OneSky Supported Child Development Program (SCDP). We work together to set goals and determine how to best work with children who have complex needs in community child care programs.

OSNS provides assessment for children with the query of autism in the South Okanagan.