
2020 RISE to the Challenge—your contributions will transform over 180 lives!
Through your kind generosity, our 2020 RISE to the Challenge raised an amazing $181,461 from 214 donors!
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Through your kind generosity, our 2020 RISE to the Challenge raised an amazing $181,461 from 214 donors!
Learn MoreNeed help finding useful educational resources for at-home online learning? Here are our favourites!
Learn MoreEach month, our new blog series “Mission Makers” will feature the story of a staff member. This month, Sierra explains how her experience as a parent of a child with a learning difference led her to LDS.
Learn MoreWe cannot afford to have these kids fall through the cracks. Now is the time to make sure they know that they are superheroes!
Learn MoreToday, the Learning Disabilities Society (LDS) announced a partnership with the University of Waterloo’s Social and Intelligent Robotics Research Laboratory (SIRRL) to study the potential for assistive robot technology incorporation in remedial programs for children with special needs including learning disabilities, neurodevelopmental challenges such as ADHD, and speech language impairments.
Learn MoreToday, the Learning Disabilities Society (LDS) announced the launch of its RISE Assistive Technology Program (RISE-AT) which incorporates an impressive collection of leading-edge assistive technology hardware and software tools to assist children and youth with learning disabilities and social-emotional challenges.
Learn MorePlease see our 2019 Annual Report for an overview of our specialized programs, our students’ achievements and our charity’s progress, including highlights from 2020.
Learn MoreRegistration for PEERS, a world-renowned social skills program for young teens, is now open for our 2021 group!
Learn MoreLDS is pleased to announce our new programming to address the need for social skills intervention!
Learn MoreDo you know someone with a learning difference? Would you like to understand how they experience the world?
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