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…ve job postings too. In Canada, HRSDC even offers access to their job bank online. (See: http://www.jobbank.gc.ca/) The internet offers a lot of other opportunities to find work. Consider checking websites of government departments such as Parks and Recreation or a local municipality website. Both the Government of Canada and Ontario websites have a job opportunities section and even have a “youth jobs” category. Take a look for websites of local…
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…loyment supports and resources Other learning options and programs Related online community resources Hearing from staff, families, and partners Read more DSO: Life After High school Play video Transitioning to adult developmental services starts with applying early to DSO. Check out our new brochure. Preparing Students with Developmental Disabilities for Life After High School Préparer les élèves ayant une déficience intellectuelle pour la vi…
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…. This resource was created by a PWS Mom and is particularly dedicated to the new generation of PWS children who are receiving the advantages of early interventions. Books and Online literature: Prader-Willi Syndrome-Guide 2005: A Guide for Families and Professionals By Dr. M. A. Angulo (available at…
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…hers. 8 – Working Together Additional Resources Autism in High School This online resource guide was created to help students with autism and their families navigate the transitions and challenges of high school. This is a joint initiative between Extend-A-Family, Waterloo Region Family Network, members of the former Autism Services Waterloo Region, the Waterloo Region District School Board, the Waterloo Catholic District School Board, and the Uni…
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…nder, “What do I possibly have to offer an employer”? If you were to do an online search for the most valuable employee character traits, you’d see that some of the top things employers are looking for are related to your personality. In other words, things you have total control over! Here are some examples of important traits employers look for: Being dependable Carefully following instructions Managing time and materials efficiently Positive at…
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…l list of exemptions, or call 311 To have a disabled parking space or sign installed near your home, call 311 to submit a service request — the request will be forward to the Traffic Operations Manager in your area who will verify your information The address of your permit must match your place of residence Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) Type of Service: Transportation (Municipal) Phone: Information on fares, routes, schedules and service 416-3…
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…ear and simple manner. The series consists of eight booklets now available online, with subjects ranging from general health issues to more specific health topics. Using emergency services: What clients with developmental disabilities should expect Jillian Carlyle of the CAMH Dual Diagnosis Service talks about what clients and families should expect and prepare for when going the emergency department. Play video In Case of Emergency, Please Read:…
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Welcome to “We All Belong”, The Resource Consultation service online module. This training was developed in collaboration with community partners from Toronto’s Every Child Belongs model of service that supports inclusionary practices within the licensed child care system. The information included gives an overview of what services children, families and child care professionals can expect to receive from a Resource Consultation Staff. This infor…
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…ime to learn and understand what each term means. There are many resources online to help us understand the language of equity and diversity. Below are some links to resources and tools on-line that can help you expand your knowledge of diverse experiences. People associate skin colour and physical features with particular races. But it is important to understand that we are all part of one race which is the human race. Racial categories are not b…
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…: Start | Step 1 | Step 2 | Step 3 | Inclusive Service Delivery ABOUT This online resource was created to help you gain a deeper understanding of Equity and Diversity in order to promote Inclusion where you work, live and play. The videos, discussion guides, activities and suggested resources can all be used in a variety of ways to facilitate brave conversations about what makes us different, and how we can create a safe and welcoming environment…
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