Category Archives: Virtual

Join P4P on May 15th at 2pm EST to learn all about the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP)

In case you missed our last Intro to the RDSP webcast, P4P will be hosting another one next week! Join them on May 15th at 2pm EST to learn all about the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP), potential government contributions, as well as the latest updates.
A live Q&A will follow the webcast – you don’t want to miss it!
Register at the link here: https://tinyurl.com/2mx4y3yx

Join P4P on May 7th for their free webcast, The Value of Family-to-Family Connection and Family Networks

For over 75 years, families in Ontario have come together to build better lives for their family members with a disability. Through peer support and meaningful relationships with one another, families build resilience and courage, and also bring innovation to the challenges they face.

Join P4P on May 7th at 7pm EST for their free webcast, The Value of Family-to-Family Connection and Family Networks, where panelists share their insights and experiences of starting their own Family Support Networks, and the overall benefits of Family Networks.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/5a2ta2yx

P4P Lunch & Learn Webcast: A Guided Tour of the Planning Network

P4P is excited to invite you to their upcoming Lunch & Learn webcast, where they will be offering a guided tour of the Planning Network. Whether you are new to the Planning Network and their available resources, or you just need help finding the information you need – this webcast is for you!

Join them on May 8th at 12pm/EST as they walk you through the Planning Network to help you discover valuable information, tools, and resources which will support you in planning for the future.

Register here: https://tinyurl.com/ynb853mn

MAY 2025: Recreational Respite’s Young Adults Virtual Groups!

Join their inclusive online community with programs that foster outcomes such as community, creativity, critical thinking, independence, and self-discovery, along with healthy lifestyles, relationships, and skills for success.
Registration is open now for all May programs. Visit www.recrespite.com/virtual-services/ or email groups@recrespite.com.

This month Recreational Respite invites you to a FREE peer-to-peer program, Pyjama Party! Friday May 30 at 6:30pm ET. And please check out their other programs, there is something for everyone.

– TGIF Game Nights!
– Muscles and Me
– Making an Impact in Your Community
– Bookworm’s Club: Short Stories
– 100 Ways to Squeeze a Lemon
– Harry Potter Trivia
– Positive Social Media Role Models
– Multicultural Studies: Italian Language & Culture
– Friendship Circle Series
– and more.

All programs are run via Zoom, scheduled in Eastern Time, and inclusive to young adults of all abilities (ages 16+) through out Canada.
www.recrespite.com/virtual-services
groups@recrespite.com
1-877-855-7070

Présentation virtuelle gratuite en français sur le Programme ontarien de soutien aux personnes handicapées (POSPH)

Rejoignez les navigateurs en matière de logement de SOPDI alors qu’ils invitent des représentants de la Clinique Juridique Roy McMurtry pour une présentation virtuelle gratuite en français. La présentation se tiendra le jeudi 15 mai de 10h00 à 11h30 et offrira des renseignements sur le Programme ontarien de soutien aux personnes handicapées (POSPH). Veuillez consulter le dépliant ici pour plus de détails.

Inscrivez-vous maintenant ici

Webinar Navigating Special Education in Ontario on April 10

Navigating Ontario’s public education system can be difficult, complex, and frustrating for students with disabilities and their families. Understanding what is available, accessing resources, and managing relationships within school boards is challenging for even the most engaged and knowledgeable students and caregivers.

PooranLaw and Community Living Ontario have partnered to create Strategies for Success: Navigating Special Education in Ontario, a comprehensive online resource that will be published during Inclusive Education Month in February. It brings together relevant special education legislation in Ontario, including regulations, and policies, and offers a range of information and strategies regarding accommodations and supports, human rights, Identification, Placement, and Review Committees (IPRCs), appeals, exclusions, student discipline, and more.

Register here

Online Trips with Recreational Respite

During these virtual exploration programs, young adults of all abilities can explore Ancient Egypt, Japan, the Guatemala Mayan Ruins, and France together. Discover interesting facts about the history, culture, language, and incredible feats of engineering. Each online trip includes interactive activities that support learning, curiosity, global awareness, and encourages collaboration with peers.
Ages 16+. Learn more or register here: recrespite.com/virtual-services/
Mondays in April, at 2:30pm ET, via Zoom
(4pm NDT/ 3:30pm ADT/ 1:30pm CDT/ 12:30pm MDT/ 11:30am PDT)

Webinar Navigating Special Education in Ontario on February 20

Special education policies can be complex, but understanding them is crucial for students and caregivers. That’s why Community Living Ontario and PooranLaw Professional Corporation have created a comprehensive guide to help break it all down.
From Individual Education Plans (IEPs) to the Identification, Placement, and Review Committee (IPRC), student rights, school exclusions, and more—this resource brings key legislation and policies into one accessible place.
📖 Explore the guide here: https://specialeducationguide.communitylivingontario.ca/
💡 Want to learn more? Join author Jenna Bontorin for an insightful webinar.
🔗 Register now: https://bit.ly/NSEO-Feb-20-2025

Want to learn how to seek support as an advocate and discover skills to build resilience?

Join March Of Dimes Canada’s Disability Advocacy Network (DAN) for their Support and Resilience workshop on January 28th, at 1:30 PM ET! https://bit.ly/4frFSS9
You will work together to learn how to establish clear boundaries to meet your advocacy goals, working as a team with those around you. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to achieve your advocacy goals through greater knowledge and stronger community!