DCD? What’s that?
Learn about DCD, a lifelong condition affecting 5–6% of people that makes everyday motor tasks challenging. This Awareness Week reminds us that understanding and support help those with DCD thrive.
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Find out about the latest news, read recent articles, stories and research, and discover new resources for supporting learners.
Honouring Survivors and Remembering Children: National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
This September 30, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and beyond, you can honour Survivors and remember the children lost by supporting Vancouver and BC-based Indigenous organizations that provide cultural, health, and community services.
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Supporting Diverse Sensory Needs
Did you know that everyone has a unique sensory profile? Learn about the eight senses, how our team is using new sensory toolkits, and get a free handout to reflect on your own or your child’s sensory profile.
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Making Exclusion Visible – National Exclusion Tracker
Learn about the Exclusion Tracker, now available to families across Canada. Begun as a grassroots movement in BC, the tracker is a voice for families to be heard, ensuring that exclusion is not hidden but transformed into change.
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Press Release – New Mural Shines Light on Province’s Neurodivergent Students
We are tackling stigma head-on and celebrating the brilliance, resilience, and unique strengths of neurodivergent youth. Join us in celebrating #ProudMinds and uplift the contributions of neurodivergent students in our schools and communities.
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Empowering Learners Through Self-Regulated Learning
Learning is most impactful when students are empowered to take ownership of their growth. That’s why we’re investing in one of the most promising approaches in educational research today: self-regulated learning (SRL). Learn more about SRL and our partnership with UBC.
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4 Ways to Support Your Child’s Mental Health Now
If your child struggles with reading, writing, math, focus, or organization, and doubts their abilities, they need support that nurtures their confidence and mental wellness. Here are four ways you can support your child’s mental health now.
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Learn. Develop. SEED!
More about our wildflower gift to learners, summer resources, and September Proudly
Neurodivergent celebration.
2024 Annual Report
In 2024, we experienced a remarkable year of continued growth in outreach, our professional team, and inspiring academic and personal achievements from our dedicated learners. Thank you to all our community of families, learners, partners, and supporters for contributing your time, talent, and treasure; it is an honour to serve you and our mission!
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Neuroaffirming Summers
Summer brings longer days and opportunities for fun, but it can also be overwhelming for neurodivergent children and youth. This article explores how families and allies can create a summer experience that feels safe, empowering, and joyful—on each child’s terms.
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Press Release – Helping Young Minds Climb Higher
LDS – Learn. Develop. Succeed is raising awareness and funds in support of neurodivergent children and youth through its inaugural RISE to the Top event at Grouse Mountain on June 15—a community fundraiser to expand access to learning support through its Bright Futures Bursary Fund.
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Breaking Barriers: A Conversation with Andrea Paquette on Ending Mental Health Stigma
In recognition of Mental Health Month, we sat down with Andrea Paquette, Co-Founder and President of the Stigma-Free Mental Health Society. A powerful advocate and changemaker, Andrea shares her personal journey with bipolar disorder and the evolution of the organization she helped build from its beginnings, focused on bipolar education, to a national force championing mental wellness and inclusion for all. In this interview, Andrea reflects on the challenges of stigma, the importance of education, and what it takes to build a truly compassionate society.
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