Anyone who identifies as having an intellectual or developmental disability are welcome to attend.
Date and time: Friday, May 29th at 1:00 PM Location: ARCH office building; 55 University Ave on the 14th Floor
During the event, we will explore the area around ARCH’s office to look for accessibility barriers and helpful features. We will then meet back at the office to discuss our findings and share this information with others. Light snacks and beverages will be provided.
WHEN: The group runs every Tuesday, June 2, 2026 to July 7, 2026 | 10:00am-12:00pm WHERE: 401 Champagne Drive, North York M3J 2C6 (Training Room) COST: $120 See flyer for more details
Self Regulation
WHEN: Program runs every Tuesday June 2, 2026 to July 7, 2026 | 1pm – 3pm WHERE: 401 Champagne Drive, North York M3J 2C6 (Training Room) COST: $ 110 See flyer for more details
Our virtual mindfulness programs are offered across Canada and are open to all caregivers, including:
Family caregivers supporting people with disabilities, or those who are aging or experiencing serious illness
Care providers (leaders, managers, and frontline professionals) in health, home care, or disability support services, including direct support and administrative staff
Program Options
Programs are offered for family caregivers, care providers, or mixed groups supporting people with disabilities, those who are aging, or those experiencing serious illness. Choose the format that best fits your role and schedule.
6-Week Mindfulness Programs
Weekly 60-minute sessions offering a deeper exploration of mindfulness, with time for reflection and discussion
Tailored for family caregivers, care providers, and mixed groups
4-Week Mindfulness in 30 Programs
Weekly 30-minute mixed sessions focused on brief, practical mindfulness practices
Offered in English and French
English programs are led by Sue Hutton, MSW, a mindfulness teacher with over 40 years of experience. French programs are led by Josée Boulanger, PhD.
Learn practical tools to recharge, reduce stress, and reconnect with a sense of calm. All programs are offered virtually at no cost. Participants receive audio recordings and practice resources to support their learning between sessions.
Imagine bringing together a small group of family and friends to create a non-profit board to help ensure your family member with a disability is surrounded by those who truly know and care for them, both now and long into the future. This is the concept behind Microboards.
Join us on May 12th at 7pm EDT as we explore this innovative concept, and discuss some of the things that families should consider when deciding if a Microboard is the right fit for them.
What’s in it for you:
Overview and core values underlying Microboards.
Steps involved in creating and operating a Microboard.
First-hand experience from parents engaged in the process.
Related online resources for further information and inspiration.
Panelists
Karen Bell
Karen is the Executive Director of Microboards Ontario. She has over twenty years’ experience in progressive positions in the developmental services sector, almost all of it at Community Living Toronto. She has an extensive background in communications, government relations, and strategic and operational planning.
Join DSO Housing Navigators, along with experts in housing and community supports, for the fourth annual Housing Strategy Forum. Explore how creating pathways and overcoming barriers can turn vision into reality.
Discover how people and organizations are creating housing solutions, empowering individuals, and overcoming barriers to build real homes that make a lasting impact in our communities.
This event will highlight creative initiatives and practical strategies that are increasing inclusive housing opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.
WHEN: Tues, May 12, 2026 TIME: 9:30 AM – 3:00 PM LOCATION: Virtual via Zoom
During this session, Brendon Pooran, PooranLaw’s Managing Partner, will share insights on preparing wills, establishing Henson Trusts, and developing tax planning strategies. He will walk you through the necessary arrangements to ensure your priorities and objectives are respected and carried out to the benefit of your family members and loved ones – particularly those with disabilities.
This webinar will feature information on: Wills, Trusts and Tax Planning Strategies.
Are you new to Wheel-Trans or thinking about applying? Join us for a workshop hosted by the Centre for Independent Living Toronto and TTC Riders. It is a 2-part workshop series about the application process and your rights as a Wheel-Trans user.
ARCH Staff Lawyer Gabriel Reznick will be speaking on these topics. The first session has already taken place, but you can still attend the second session!
Workshop: Wheel-Trans: Know Your Rights
Date: Wednesday April 29th 2026 Time: 1:00 PM–3:00 PM Location: Zoom Access supports: ASL-English interpretation and CART captioning will be provided.
If you require any accommodations to participate, please include your request in the Access Accommodation section of the registration form as soon as possible.
InclusiV (formerly DanceABLE) is back for their 10th Anniversary and we’re making this the BIGGEST and BEST YEAR YET!
Date: Monday, June 29, 2026 Time: 6:00pm to 9:00pm Location: Cabana, 11 Polson Street, Toronto Admission: FREE! Open to individuals aged 10 and older. Accessibility: Free Parking. Easy access for transportation pick-up and drop-off.
InclusiV is a fully accessible indoor and outdoor free event – welcoming all abilities. Music. Dancing. Free Food. Free Drinks. Community connection. Plenty of space. More activations. More engagement. More fun. For everyone.
This impactful event is for the disability community and the people who love and support them. All are welcome.
