Bridging Diversity

Diversity is a broad term that refers to the variety of differences among people. Ontario Healthy Communities Coalition definition of diversity is:
“Diversity is commonly understood in terms of dimensions that include but are not limited to race, age, place of origin, religion, ancestry, Aboriginal status, skin colour, citizenship, sex, gender, identity, sexual orientation, ethnic origin, disability/ability, marital, parental or family status, same-sex partnership status, creed, language, educational background, literacy level, geographic location, income level, cultural tradition and work experience”. Read more

Enhanced Day Program Open House

Where: 61 Curlew Street, Toronto Units 1400-1630
When: March 6, 2012 from 3:30 PM – 7:30 PM

The open house will include a tour of the facility, an outline of what a typical day would be like for clients, a review of the application process and a question and answer period.

All individuals regardless of the complexities of their needs, including those with complex behaviours will not be turned away from Enhanced Day Program.

RSVP edayprogram@gmail.com or 416-805-2871. Visit www.edayprogram.com for more information.

Networks help Inclusion Happen – in and out of the classroom!

Free Webinar: February 8, 2012 from 7PM -8:30PM

Back by popular demand, this Inclusive Education webinar series will be of interest to parents and professionals alike and will include topics ranging from the importance of holding a vision to understanding the use of technology in the classroom. It is designed to explore the value of inclusive education practices for students who have an intellectual disability, provide information on how to navigate through the educational system, and rejuvenate the hope of families as they come to know that good inclusive practices do exist and that there is evidence to show that all children, with and without disabilities, benefit from inclusive education.

Click here to register

Facilitation Leadership Workshop – Building a NEW STORY

A New Story is emerging across Canada. Part of this story involves the creation of individualized supports and strengthening communities through the presence and participation of all citizens. Come and join us to learn and practice how to facilitate the New Story with people who need and want support to participate. February 21, 22, 23 Read more