Starting a new job or volunteer role is a big step for anyone. For people with intellectual disabilities, having the right support in place from the beginning can make all the difference. Support might be needed in the early stages …
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Working Together Introduction The complexity of the needs of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder requires the integrated efforts of a community. This includes family, educators, health care providers, and others. It is important to facilitate collaboration among the child’s family …
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An “All About Me” book can be created for your child. It is a special book that tells a child’s life story. Photographs, or mementos, of special events and milestones can be added to the book at any time.
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The Hospital for Sick Children has recently launched AboutKidsHealth.ca – providing support for children and youth and promoting the best health outcomes and the best quality of life for children and their families.
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Resources for aging caregivers.
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Families are the principle care giver for most people with developmental disabilities. Often families share this care-giving role with a service provider such as a developmental service agency. The transitions that occur during the aging process may require changes in …
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A workshop on reading and storytelling.
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A workshop on building self-esteem as the foundation for literacy skills.
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Person-directed planning helps you think about the life you want and your future. With the help of a facilitator, it is a process which: Is directed by you Supports you to make a plan for the best possible quality of …
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Parenting a child is perhaps one of the most challenging tasks we will face during our lifetime. Whether we consider it a job, art, or craft there are few experiences in life that prepare us for the many ups and …
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