Date: Friday, September 19th at 2:00pm Location: Virtually on Zoom Topic: Learn about your rights when accessing Developmental Services. We will be having a presentation from ARCH lawyer Elsie!
Please note: These meetings are intended for persons who identify as having an intellectual or developmental disability. Support persons are welcome to join if supporting someone to attend the meeting.
Fall registration is now open for Intersections, a grief peer-support series for teens on the autism spectrum and/or with intellectual disabilities. Through a series of six online group programs, teenagers will gain insight about complex emotions; apply methods to creatively express and process grief and loss; develop coping strategies; and build community with peers who have had similar experiences. This online, interactive series aims to empower neurodivergent teens with the tools and support they need as they navigate grief related to the death or dying of a loved one.
No cost. Spaces limited. Canadian residents, ages 13-18, delivered via zoom.
Fall schedule: Saturdays, October 4 – Nov 8 from 1-2pm ET (2:30pm NT / 2pm AT / 12am CT / 11am MT / 10am PT)
This initiative was prepared by Recreational Respite in partnership with the Bereaved Families of Ontario -Toronto and Autism Canada. While financially supported by The Children’s Grief Foundation of Canada, Recreational Respite Inc is solely responsible for all content.
This season, we are excited to continue delivering the much-loved Everyday Friends programming (both at the MNjcc and community outings) with expanded offerings on Sunday afternoons. We are also launching a new daytime wellness program, Healthy Living Club and Jewish learning programs, Learn It & Live It: Shabbat andSweet Beginnings.
We are excited to launch our new WGCAI calendar that will continue to be updated as more programs and events are announced. Sign up for multiple programs throughout the week! Click the links in the calendar for easy registration. Financial subsidies are available by emailing effieb@mnjcc.org.
For more details about these programs and other offerings, please visit our website at www.mnjcc.org/access or scan the QR code in the attached flyer.
A Monthly Discussion Group For Women, Non-Binary, Transgender, Two -Spirit folks with disabilities and without Disabilities
WHEN: Friday September 19, 2025 TIME: 2:30- 4:00 PM WHERE: Vibrant Community Health – 2398 Yonge St. (Yonge and Eglinton) In person and Over Zoom
PRESENTED BY Women with Disabilities Action Awareness Group in Toronto (WDAAGi.T)
WDAAGing meet once per month Peer Support groups/events operate under the Independent Living Environment and is committed to providing safe & inclusive spaces.
We are excited to share the expansion of our Lifeskills with Lumenus program. We are now offering Independence with Lumenus, a program geared towards individuals who are seeking to further advance their independence skills or those who need a refresher on skills already built.
Program cost: Free Length of program: 8 weeks (See flyers for dates/times) Registration/Info: Contact tmccauley@lumenus.ca to explore how this program can help participants meet their goals and discuss their support needs.
Lifeskills with Lumenus
Classes are geared towards teaching fundamental skills in a group setting.
This workshop is geared towards youth with developmental disabilities from 16 to 21 years. It is a three week group series, offered once each week. The series starts with two sessions just for the young adult, and the last one brings in a parent or guardian. Included in the workshop are discussions about relationships, feelings, sexuality and internet safety.
P4P is excited to invite you to our upcoming Lunch & Learn webcast where we offer a guided tour of the Planning Network. Many of you may be familiar with the Planning Network, but have you discovered the full range of resources, tools, and information available to you? Whether you’re new or just want to dig deeper, this webcast is for you!
Join us on Wednesday, September 10th at 12pm/EDT as we walk you through the Planning Network to help you discover valuable information, tools, and resources you may have missed, which will support you in planning for the future.
This webcast will help you:
Explore free webcasts, action guides, and funding resources to support you as you engage in long-term planning
Learn more about accessing legal, financial, and accounting professionals with experience in disability planning
Explore informational video stories
Engage in a live Q&A session to address your questions
Register using the link below – we look forward to having you there!
As we move forward into our fall season, we are excited to share information about our Social Saturday Respite program, which take place every other Saturday.
Please click the link below to view all the Saturday respite sessions we offer and to register through My Community Hub.