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LDAO is searching for a CEO & President

LDAO is currently seeking candidates with strong leadership qualities, who are highly motivated and fully capable of working with the LDAO Board and staff to develop sustainable funding sources and to enhance and expand programs and services.

Remembering CEO Lawrence Barns: A Tireless Advocate for Individuals with Learning Disabilities

It is with deep sadness that the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario (LDAO) announces the passing of Lawrence Barns, the President and Chief Executive Officer of LDAO, on June 19, 2024, at Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital after a short battle with illness.

Membership changes at LDAO

Our chapters are the lifeblood of support to local communities, and as such it is vital they are supported in their efforts to provide programming for their clients.

LDAO, its staff, board and Chapters across Ontario are saddened by the passing of Diane Wagner

Diane served at LDAO with a commitment to helping every induvial that needed her expertise, over her long and distinguished career. She truly would always do anything she could to assist our community. Our condolences and thoughts are with her husband Gerry, her family, and friends. She truly left a legacy at LDAO with over 30 years of service, will continue our mission to honour her. Thank you Diane !!! Lawrence Barns President and CEO

Minister appoints LDAO CEO to Advisory Council

LDAO is delighted to announce that Lawrence Barns, our President and CEO, has been appointed by Minister Lecce to serve on the Minister's Advisory Council on Special Education.

LDAO Chair wins Presidents Award from the Council for Exceptional Children

LDAO wishes to congratulate our Chair, Dr. Steven Reid for this recognition of a career supporting students in Special Education and beyond. LDAO is delighted his leadership, skills and heart have been recognized in this fashion.

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