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…rs who may have had similar experiences. Connected Families Acceptance and Commitment Training for Adult Siblings Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT) helps adults siblings of a person with disabilities. Facilitated by siblings, for siblings, together we build our resilience through ACT. ACT helps us to struggle less with the difficult feelings and events in our lives, and mindfully connect with what is most important in a way that is loving a…
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Join us for a free art show celebrating the talents and creativity of Addus artists! The theme of the show is Addus Presents: Masterpieces from the 6ix, and it will feature artists’ representations of their favourite Toronto landmarks and experiences. This fun event will include: a silent auction of original artwork, cards and other merchandise for sale, the premier of a new short film, a fun photo booth, light refreshments, a raffle, and more! W…
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…ally appropriate. Interesting and challenging activities will help a child feel comfortable in her new setting. Get to know the child as quickly as possible. Parents can provide information about children’s likes, dislikes, and special interests. Welcome suggestions from families. Parents can offer specific suggestions they have found useful for their own child. Remember, a parent knows their child best. Show the child around the child care centre…
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…ormation from their senses. Proper functioning of our senses enables us to feel comfortable in our surroundings. Feeling over stimulated could increase anxiety for a child and, if left unrecognized may affect the child’s behaviour, development, and ability cope. Remember Parents and early learning professionals share a role in helping children feel safe and secure. Working together as a team to establish common goals will have the greatest positiv…
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…ntire lifetime while at the same time, preserving their entitlement to government support programs. Visit the website at: http://www.specialneedsplanning.ca To find the regional office of the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, go to: http://www.mcss.gov.on.ca/en/mcss/programs/developmental/index.aspx For information about home care, through the Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs): http://www.lhins.on.ca/…
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…nals. Its goal is to ensure that families and individuals dealing with the complex issues of hydrocephalus receive personal support, comprehensive educational materials and ongoing quality health care. Thames Valley Children’s Centre – www.tvcc.on.ca This is a regional rehabilitation centre for children and young adults with physical disabilities, communication disorders, developmental delays, and autism spectrum disorders, living primarily in Sou…
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…WHAT IS BAMD? (Bust a Move Dance) is an international organization running dance classes for kids, teens and adults with disabilities. We are just about to begin our 11 week FALL program with many locations across Toronto and the GTA We’ve included a flyer with some information below as well as links to our Instagram page that really showcases the magic of our organisation. https://www.instagram.com/bamdance_/…
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…he subject of ODSP, the RDSP and estate planning for families who have children with disabilities. These can be found at www.ronmalis.com…
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…son. Date and time: Saturday May 11 | 7pm – 8pm Once registered and paid, refunds will not be issued. Details can be found here: https://www.autismontario.com/civicrm/event/info?id=9618…
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…eam at Reena www.reena.org , and is currently the Chair of the Intentional Community Consortium (representing over 30 agencies across Ontario and Quebec), advocating for housing and supports for those with developmental disabilities. He is also the Chair of the Government Relations Committee of OASIS (province wide organization representing 200+ developmental services member agencies across Ontario, supporting 65,000 children and adults with devel…
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