On Wednesday May 13th at 10:00am, Cindy and Lanni will answer your questions and share their own low-stress tips and tricks to keep communication moving in this unprecedented time.

For many parents of autistic children, life before the pandemic was challenging. Now we are experiencing a complete change in our lives. Our schedule has changed. Our activities are changed.

On April 15th, 2020, we hosted a Rural, Remote & Northern eLearning: Struggles and Solutions Roundtable to talk about the systemic barriers to accessing technology in these areas

Parents across Ontario are now in their 6th week of having their children at home with them, and many who have children with special needs are still struggling with trying to homeschool their children.

Many parents and professionals from across Ontario joined together on April 14 2020 to participate in the Virtual Mental Health Panel: Surviving The Pandemic Alone With Your Kids. Our Panelists

Parents in Ontario are dealing with unique challenges as schools across Ontario are closed until at least May 4th, 2020. Many school boards are working on eLearning solutions to reach their

Parents across Ontario have been stuck safe at home with their children for 4 weeks now. You may be asking yourself “How can I survive This pandemic alone with my children!!?!?” 
Join our Panelists Dr. Melanie Penner, Dori Zener & Janet Greener as they answer questions and provide support, encouragement and some practical tips to help survive this chaotic and scary time.

Hi, my name is Matthew Dever, and I’m involved in a lot of education and autism advocacy both locally and in the province. As we are in a longer time

This morning, April 6th 2020, we had a good Roundtable on Special Education during this pandemic. There was a lively discussion amongst parents as to what our struggles are right

As of today, Monday April 6th, both the Federal governments Canada Emergency Response Benefit and Ontario Support for Families Portals are now open for applying to the various benefits being