See ConnectAbility’s Resource Page for more information.
Category Archives: Helpful Tools
City of Ottawa launches Virtual Sign Language Service
For more information and links, please click the Virtual Sign Language service poster.
Creating and Using an Activity Calendar
A calendar can serve a wide variety of purposes. Calendars can help us remember what we have to do, where we are going to be, and when we will be there.
Click on this link to learn more:
https://connectability.ca/2010/09/23/creating-and-using-an-activity-calendar/
COVID-19: CRITICAL FAQs from P4P Planning Network
With the COVID-19 pandemic, questions around income and housing supports and other critical issues are at the forefront of all of our minds. Our Critical FAQs page was created to help you navigate this new normal. Organized by category, it answers critical questions and links to the latest resources. New information is coming out daily and it’s hard to stay up to date. Both the federal and provincial governments are rolling out programs quickly. We’ll update this page as new information comes available.
See P4P Planning Network Website for more information
(Français) Comment gérer un bon équilibre travail et famille durant la pandémie
Sorry, this entry is only available in French
Help prevent the spread – Multi-language visual posters
Supporting Individuals with Autism through Uncertain Times
An informational document developed by the UNC Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute Autism Team.
Click Supporting Individuals with Autism through Uncertian Times to view the document.
Recreational Respite offers Virtual Services
Recreation Therapists promote inclusion, encourage community participation and nurture social connectivity for children, youth and adults with disabilities and mental health, across Canada.
For more information, please see the Keep the fun inside poster. Registration form and Consent
New COVID-19 text and chat line
Together with the Ottawa Coalition to End Violence Against Women, Interval House of Ottawa, Ottawa Victim Services and the Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre, Crime Prevention Ottawa is pleased to announce the launch of Unsafe at Home Ottawa, a secure and supportive text and online chat line for victims and survivors of domestic and gender-based violence.
Click on this link to learn more:
COVID-19 text and chat line
Mindset Shift During a Pandemic
