Consider this award-winning facility your headquarters for barrier-free active living in Caledon. Adults, children, youth, families and seniors all have a place at the Caledon Centre.

The Caledon Centre's unique blend of recreation, fitness and leisure services and amenities encourage healthy living for Caledon residents of all ages, abilities and interests. There's something for everyone at the Caledon Centre.
 

Every 'Body' Wins

While our existing facilities and services are an excellent start, there's still more we want to offer. With your help, we can reach these goals and others. Make a donation and add your name to our 'Every Body Wins Donor Wall', located in the lobby of the main entrance. When Caledon residents are more active and healthy, we all win.
 

Committee for Accessible Recreation in Caledon

Get involved with other volunteers as we plan our future together.

Ours is the second Snoezelen Room in Canada to be located in a recreation facility!

It was recently honoured by Parks & Recreation Ontario with the Award of Excellence for Accessible Recreation.

Call today to book your appointment!
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What is Snoezelen?

Snoezelen is a safe, comfortable environment where one's primary senses are stimulated by a combination of music, lighting effects, gentle vibrations, tactile sensations and aroma therapy.
 

What does Snoezelen mean?

Snoezelen, meaning to sniff and to doze, first originated in Holland as a leisure experience for people with severe learning disabilities. The first room opened in Canada in 1992. Caledon's Snoezelen Room is unique as it is located in a municipal Recreation facility. The Snoezelen Room at the Caledon Centre was developed as a result of community fundraising efforts.
 
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Who is Snoezelen for?

Although Snoezelen has been proven to particularly benefit people with multiple disabilities and behavioural difficulties, it also benefits:

  • Children & Seniors
  • Schools
  • Group Homes
  • Nursing Homes
  • New mothers and their infants

Those who live with physical and cognitive disabilities need time for play, relaxation and enjoyment in a pleasurable, stimulating setting, away from the pressures of direct care.

Snoezelen provides an atmosphere that allows for opportunities of choice and just the right amount of stimulation.

For further information on our programs and services, please call Caledon's Healthy Community Hotline at 905-857-3313 or 1-800-621-1287

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