WHEN: May 20, 2025 | 3pm to 6pm
WHERE: 2972 Islington Ave
COST: $35
Refreshments included!
Live DJ and great music!
For more info, contact Randy, rmontano@karis.org
SurexCare Summer Camp Programs
Options Children Resource Workshop – Autism and Services Information Session [online]
Do you have a newly diagnosed loved on under 18, and want to learn more about services such as the Ontario Autism Program?
Come join us for a virtual information session on Autism, and how AccessOAP can support children and you on the autism spectrum and their families.
This workshop, presented in collaboration with AccessOAP is suitable for families and community member who are interested in learning more about autism and services available.
WHEN: May 22 & June 19 | 11am
LOCATION: Online (Zoom)
Free Family Mindfulness Groups!
Mindfulness for Family Caregivers
A 6-week 60-minute virtual Mindfulness Program is available across Canada to caregivers of family members with disabilities, those who are aging, and those experiencing a challenging illness.
Dates & Time: Every Friday, May 9 to June 13, 1:00 pm – 2:00 pm EDT
Location: Online
Karis Disability Services is happy to invite you to our Karis Connected Everybody Engages Sessions
These sessions will help us plan the next 3 years of our work. We want everyone’s ideas, and we are asking people supported, self-advocates, families, and staff to join in.
Please see the flyer that is attached or click on the link below for more information and to register.
Friday Friendzone: Casino Night
Get Ready For A Night of Fun & Games!
Toronto CPS is hosting its first Casino Night on May 9th from 6:30pm – 8:00pm! Lets get ready to enjoy a variety of casino games, mingle and have a blast with friends, and test your luck to win exciting prizes.
What to Expect:
- Casino Games
- Cheese & Crackers
- Mocktail
- Fun & Friends
- Prizes
Please come with a support staff if needed. We do not provide 1:1 support.
Location: 2972 Islington Ave, Units 2-5, North York.
Cost: $15 drop-in fee
YOU DONT WANT TO MISS IT! Click Here To Reserve Your Spot
Peer-to-Peer Knowledge Transfer: Framing the Pathway for Employment During the School Years
An online course designed for families with school-age children with an intellectual disability.
Based upon the lived experiences of families, this course aims to help other families gain the knowledge, information, and advocacy skills needed to lead on a path to employment for their family member from the early school years to after graduation.
In preparation for the release, we will be hosting two webinar sessions on Zoom that will highlight information about the course and the peer-to-peer knowledge transfer method on Monday, May 12th at 7pm and Wednesday, May 14th at 7pm. To register, please click either of those dates to be connected to the Zoom registration page.
Shadow Lake Camp
Ready for the best summer ever? Summer Camp Registration is Open! 
Join us for week-long camp sessions running from June to August 2025!
Enjoy indoor and outdoor activities like canoeing, campfires, and crafts
24/7 support from dedicated staff
Inclusive, accessible fun for people of all ages!
Spots fill fast – secure your week today!
Tour of the Planning Network [webcast]
WHEN: May 8 at 12pm
P4P is excited to invite you to our upcoming Lunch & Learn webcast where we offer a guided tour of the Planning Network. Whether you’re new to the Planning Network and our available resources, or you just need help finding the information you need – this webcast is for you!
Join us on Thursday, May 8th at 12pm/EST as we walk you through the Planning Network to help you discover valuable information, tools, and resources which will support you in planning for the future.
This webcast will help you:
- Discover 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.
Accessible Culinary Program
We’re pleased to share details about the upcoming session of OWLware Ltd.’s Accessible Culinary Program, which begins on May 12, 2025. This ongoing program runs monthly and is designed to support individuals in the disAbility community who are interested in careers in culinary, food service, or hospitality.
This two-week, entry-level job preparation program takes place in a commercial kitchen, where participants gain hands-on experience working alongside a professional chef. In addition, our dedicated support staff provide intensive workshops focused on resume development, interview skills, and essential life skills, all offered at no cost to participants.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss the program further, please contact April Yetman: april@owlware.com. She would be happy to provide additional details.
*Please note: This program is intended to complement, not replace, any life skills cooking programs your clients may currently be involved in. Its focus is on building job readiness and practical experience for those looking to enter the workforce in related industries.
See flyers for more details