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Salisbury Portage is dedicated to supporting children with additional needs through tailored educational programs within the Salisbury District Hospital community. This service focuses on enhancing the developmental skills of young children while providing support for their families. Staffed by qualified professionals who prioritize individualized attention, Salisbury Portage ensures that every child receives nurturing care and guidance in their early years. By fostering collaborative relationships with parents and caregivers, the program enhances the overall development experience for children with special needs. For more information or to access services, please get in touch.

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