
Still Left Out
Children and youth with disabilities in BC are still being left out. Read the latest report from the Representative for Children and Youth and see what progress is and needs to be made.
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Children and youth with disabilities in BC are still being left out. Read the latest report from the Representative for Children and Youth and see what progress is and needs to be made.
Learn MoreIn the November 2023 Report from Dyslexia BC, “Educational Experiences and Challenges,” you can learn about recent challenges for dyslexic learners and advocacy efforts.
Learn MoreJoin us on November 20 at Canada Place as we Light Up for Learning. This season we are giving back with free assessments, family coaching and more!
Learn MoreI look forward to getting to know the whole LDS community, including families, learners, team members and our partners and collaborators.
Learn MoreOne in 10 Canadian children has a learning difference, like dyslexia. At LDS, we believe that every one of them should have access to the critical individualized education support they need to succeed in school and in life.
Learn MoreDyslexia is a common learning disability among students in Canada. If you have concerns about a student or your child, take a few minutes to reflect on your child’s learning with these checklists.
Learn MoreWe are excited to announce the establishment of the Cause We Care Bursary for Single Mothers. Cause We Care is a public foundation that invests in programs and services that support single mothers to achieve security and build positive futures for themselves and their children.
Learn MoreUnderstanding executive function skills and their impact on daily life is critical for personal growth and success. Learn about these challenges in adults and be equipped with the next step.
Learn MoreWe affirm our unwavering support for inclusivity, diversity, and the promotion of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) rights within our community.
Learn MoreOn September 30, we honour the children who never returned home and survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities. Find events and resources to learn, reflect and honour our Indigenous neighbours during this national day of recognition.
Learn MoreThis is part five in a five-part series on preparing for post-secondary education with a learning difference. This fifth part is about reading and understanding your course syllabi and connecting with your instructor(s).
Learn MoreLearn about Individualized Education Plans (IEP) and how best to support your child in the BC school system. Learn about helpful things to look for in your IEP and download questions to take to your child’s IEP meeting.
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