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…hold and may be able to tolerate extremes of temperature without showing discomfort. Sensitivity to textures can also lead to challenges with feeding as children can develop very strong preferences for certain types of foods and refuse to eat other types. Gastrointestinal issues, seizures, disrupted sleep patterns, anxiety and depression are some of the common physical and mental health effects experienced by children and youth with ASD. Some beha…
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…al is bringing in more diversity, and recognition, and celebrating a wider community as guests become a part of the carnival celebration. Get ready for a fully immersive this year with our collaboration with LUX Carnival for the second year. We would like to extend a DANCEABLE invitation to your community for those who have physical and cognitive disabilities. This event is free of charge, all-inclusive, and alcohol-free. While we would generally…
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…disease or chronic cough Indigestion Rupture Kidney and/or bladder trouble Varicose veins Skin disease Broken bones Rheumatism or joint trouble Nervous disorders Operations Drug allergies Diabetes management plan in place ECG For Women: Breast Examination Gynecological Examination (including pap smear) For Men: Prostate Examination Medications: Name / Dosage / Purpose Sourced from “Transition Guide For Caregivers”, The Ontario Partnership on Aging…
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…(United Stated source). Additional Resources: Muscular Dystrophy Canada – www.muscle.ca National Office: Muscular Dystrophy Canada 2345 Yonge St, Suite 900 Toronto, Ontario M4P 2E5 Telephone: 1-866-MUSCLE-8 Muscular Dystrophy Canada’s dedicated volunteers and staff across the country raise funds and work hard to support the independence and full participation of Canadians with neuromuscular disorders, fund research to find a cure and improve the…
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…counsellor should be able to help them with this. If the person is not in school, there are many community resources that can help. Start by checking on the internet or at your local library for advice. In every resume it is important to include all their work experience. They may not have had a “regular job” before but things like grass cutting, snow shoveling, dog walking and errands for neighbours will demonstrate that they can work independen…
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…counsellor should be able to help them with this. If the person is not in school, there are many community resources that can help. Start by checking on the internet or at your local library for advice. In every resume it is important to include all their work experience. They may not have had a “regular job” before but things like grass cutting, snow shoveling, dog walking and errands for neighbours will demonstrate that they can work independen…
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…thing for everyone – so don’t wait, register today! Classes start July 2nd, 2024. Community Junction Creative Village Studio How to register Register by going to MyCommunityHub.ca Create an account or log in if you have an existing account. Then simply enter the code in the search bar to get started! If you need help registering, please reach out to the contact information provided below or Alicia Medeiros at alicia.medeiros@cltoronto.ca Contact U…
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…rvices such as call display, call waiting, or all the channels that you subscribe to on your cable? Compare prices with other providers and services. Shop around for the best competitive prices in regards to interest rates and between different cable and phone companies. Look for ways to save money on things you are buying. See the article “Simple Strategies to Help You Save Your Money” for ideas you could make use of. Take a look at your personal…
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…ing a credit card, boarding a domestic flight, returning goods to a store, obtaining hotel accommodation and renting a home video. Who is eligible for an Ontario photo card? People living in Ontario who are 16 years of age or older who do not hold a driver’s license are eligible for the Ontario photo card. People with a driver’s license will have their driver’s license cancelled when they apply for a photo card as you cannot hold a valid driver’s…
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…why this work is important, and how the people they support can become involved. Recorded at the Shared Learning Forum – February 23, 2024 Download a PDF of the presentation…
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