Choosing a Bank The first thing to consider when opening a bank account is which bank you will choose. Think about what is important for you. It is important to consider how you get your money and your daily schedule …
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Looking for a job can feel overwhelming — especially when you’re trying to explain to someone why you (or your family member) would be a great fit. One thing we’ve found helpful is preparing for conversations with employers like it’s …
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Moving away from the e-mail mindset Over the last decade there has been a shift away from telephone, interoffice mail and in person meetings as the primary way to communicate with others. E-mail has fundamentally changed how we converse with …
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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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Social media can be a great tool for individuals with intellectual disabilities. It can be used to: Keep in touch with friends and family Play games Post and look at photos Blog Learn new skills Look up and research various …
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Time and time again, people with a developmental disability and their families have stated that there is a need to be able to connect with each other on a regular basis. In a survey ConnectABILITY.ca conducted in 2011, 77% of …
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How to Use LinkedIn to Boost Your Job Search: A Guide for Job Seekers and Supporters For job seekers with intellectual or developmental disabilities—and the people who support them—tools like LinkedIn and MyJobMatch.ca offer a powerful way to explore opportunities, …
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Social Media are websites that let you interact with other people who are using the same website. For example, when you comment on blog posts, forums or pictures of people, you are using social media websites.
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Training for direct support professionals to help creatively meet the complex needs related to community living. This training will provide viewers with knowledge and skills to better support individuals with a developmental disability living in the Community. This series will …
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Fact Sheet
Hydrocephalus is sometimes referred to as “water on the brain”.
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