What are
LDs?
What are LDs?
Need a starting point? Click here to learn some of the basics on learning disabilities and ADHD.
Living with
LDs
Living with LDs
Find some information, insight and inspiration to help in dealing with learning disabilities or ADHD at home and school.
Events
Events
Find events happening in your area through our local chapters and partner organizations.
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Click here to watch a recording of the webinar: Establishing and Maintaining the Parent Home Connection to Support Students with LDs, presented by Anne Brown, Resource Consultant at Sagonaska Demonstration School.
This podcast features an interview with Lynn Ziraldo, former Executive Director of the Learning Disabilities Association of York Region, about becoming your child’s advocate.
This video can be used as a conversation starter for parents to talk to their young children about what learning disabilities are and what it means to be diagnosed with learning disabilities.
Select your local chapter or all of the chapters to see a description of their services.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario (LDAO) is represented in local Ontario communities by 15 LDA chapters. Chapters vary from small volunteer-run groups to chapters with several staff and more than one location.
Each chapter has its own board of directors and supports representatives on the Special Education Advisory Committees (SEACs) of local school boards.
All chapters offer information about the community resources and services available to individuals with LDs and their families, as well as information on the rights of individuals with LDs and how to access services. Most chapters run information meetings with speakers which are open to everyone in the community, and many have resource libraries.
Many chapters run programs for children, youth and/or adults with LDs and/or ADHD. The types of programs offered vary depending on local needs and available funding options. Some chapters also run support groups for parents and/or for adults with LDs.