As the parent of a child with special needs, it’s possible you’re paying more taxes than you should be. Many parents are missing the most beneficial tax breaks simply because they—or their tax preparers—are not aware of the credits and deductions that are available. This tax tips article for 2018 taxation year is a compilation of tax information that relates specifically to people with disabilities and their families. It is a guide to enlighten people regarding the options that may be available to them, and references the Disability Tax Credit, Caregiver Tax Credit and the methods of re-filing returns for missed tax credits for the past 10 years. For other funding and financial planning links and resources, please visit the CTN online resource centre. Submitted by Graeme Treeby of the Special Needs Planning Group. For a referral to an accountant who may be able to assist you with your tax returns, contact Graeme Treeby by phone at 905-640-8285, by email at graemetreeby@sympatico.ca or visit his website.
Therabounce - TR Parent & Tot and Social Skills (3-6) - Vaughan
Fully accessible and inclusive programming with highly trained and specialized staff. Individualized goals, activities, and facilitation techniques to fit your families needs with access to full sized trampolines.
City of Barrie Inclusion Services - Sensory Funnastics - Barrie
Sensory aware gymnasium drop-in space that gives individuals with disabilities the opportunity to play and try out gymnastics in a safe and fun environment.
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