OUR COVID-19 RESPONSE
To our clients and the members of the community:
In light of the global response to COVID-19 and in observance of government and public health related guidance, LDAO would like to confirm our commitment to continued service delivery while balancing the health, safety and well-being of all our clients, participants, volunteers and employees.
Please be advised that our online workshops remains active. We will continue to provide our online services through remote access channels (email and online methods).
There may be a delay on shipping with physical products that are bought through our online store due to COVID-19.
Thank you for your continued support and patience while we work through this.
Please keep yourself healthy and safe. We wish you well.
Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario (LDAO)
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Happy Holidays from LDAO
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Ontario Human Rights Commission releases new video with update on the Right to Read inquiry
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LDAO study results measuring awareness, perceptions and attitudes among Ontario residents towards learning disabilities
In the summer of 2019, the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario partnered with the Community Research Co-Operative in order to measure awareness, perceptions and attitudes among Ontario residents towards learning disabilities.
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Today for Learning Disabilities Month LDAO is sharing a link to the important inquiry now underway by the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC). LDAO encourages everyone to support this inquiry by connecting and telling YOUR story. Just because your school board isn't on the list they are examining in detail doesn't mean your voice cannot be heard!
Video: Building Math Skills at Home
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LD@home: NEW Website with FREE Resources
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