Approximately 22% of Canadians identify as having a disability. That amounts to more than 6 million Canadians. CTN is proud to announce that it has joined the Dear Everybody movement. What is Dear Everybody? It is a national movement launched by Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in an effort to eliminate bias and stigma towards disability by creating authentic representation of people with disabilities in advertising and the media. Where a picture says a thousand words, in advertising that picture should represent the whole of society and when it comes to disability, representation is key. In support of CTN’s mission, vision and values, we will continue to represent our clients, families and those with disabilities and developmental needs in the imagery we use and in the stories we tell. Learn more about Dear Everybody at deareverybody.hollandbloorview.ca.
Kerry's Place - Family Support Group for Caregivers: Girls on the Spectrum - (Online)
This family support group uses topic-focused conversations, and provides caregivers the opportunity to share successes, discuss challenges, and gain insight from other parents and caregivers of Autistic children and youth.
Kerry's Place - Making Sense of Financial Options for Parents and Caregivers - Online
This workshop provides participants with an understanding of the financial supports available for their child or youth in Ontario.
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