Learning Disabilities Association of Ottawa-Carleton

1. Visions and Goals

1.1. -promote increased awareness and respect for those with LDs

1.1.1. -provide guidance, support, resources materials, programs, and opportunities for sharing information and concerns

1.2. engage community groups and professional services to educate them on LDs and ADHD

1.3. -reduce stigma of LDs

2. How does it address inclusion and equity?

2.1. The Learning Disabilities Association of Ottawa-Carleton uses inclusive language on their website

2.2. They state on their website that they want to support all people with learning disabilities by furthering the educational, social, recreational, legal, medical, vocational and employment opportunities for people with learning disabilities in Ottawa-Carleton

3. Services and Programs

3.1. -run programs to help communities and families understand LDs better

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3.2. -Sunshine Day Camp Social Skills Program

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3.3. Workshops for parents and teachers

3.3.1. -lending library and resource materials

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3.4. -one on one sessions with families and individuals

3.5. -advocacy coaching

4. How to access services?

4.1. Contact

4.1.1. website www.ldaottawa.com

4.1.2. phone 613-567-5864

4.1.3. office 160 Percy St, Ottawa, ON, Canada

4.2. -You can also find them through the OCDSB website and 211 Ontario, they hold workshops in public schools in Ottawa and their summer camp is also held in a public school.

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