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As parents, we worry about almost everything that could possibly harm our children. We do all we can to protect them. Teaching children...

UDL - The Universal Design for Learning to enhance learning for all children.

Hi everyone, My name is James Grabko and I’m a smiley and energetic little guy who is turning TWO this winter! I can’t wait to get out...

It is never too early to begin planning for your child’s future. As parents age, concerns about their child’s financial stability,...

When children head off to school, its common to worry about whether they will fit in, find friends or face bullies on the school yard....

After a summer of rain and more rain, we were so grateful for the Kincardine Fish Hatchery opening its doors to us! We were able to work...

Friendship and play are central to the learning and happiness of all children. They promote emotional, social and physical development...

Many families struggle to teach or motivate their child with special needs to practice good personal hygiene habits. The Family Support...

Raising a child with a disability can come with additional costs, stressors and challenges. In order to better support parents and...

Children with disabilities may have a difficult time recognizing threatening or inappropriate behaviour online and are at higher risk of...

The COVID-19 pandemic has stretched parents and caregivers to their limits. It has been a hard year – but we hope that parents and...

Everyone has dreams – and everyone should have the opportunity to pursue those dreams to the very best of their ability. Sometimes fear...

It’s that time of year again – when teachers and schools start to develop and send home Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). The good...

The Community Integration through Cooperative Education (CICE) program is designed for individuals with cognitive disabilities and...

Art projects can seem overly messy, and even slightly intimidating at times, but I encourage you to think of the wonderful benefits!

Have you heard how important it is to read to babies, but find it difficult to engage your child in this activity?

“It’s important to realize that a checklist is just a small section of questions that gives a bit of insight into what your child is doing

Our Infant and Child Development Coordinator, has put together a few videos of singing and stories that you can watch together

Here are a few helpful reminders that all children have a path and it is important to advocate for it

Focusing on Infant Mental Health promotes strong, healthy communities and families in general, as it seeks to grow babies into competent...