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Bright future.

 

Our Mission:

Our mission is the attainment of a society in which people with learning disabilities are enabled to reach their potential.

Our Belief:

We believe that people with learning disabilities can succeed when coping strategies and accommodations are developed.

Our Values:

Compassion, responsiveness, innovation & accountability

The Trifecta of Beliefs Approach is the structure that drives our organization. It includes the three pillars that make up a student's support system: the Parent/Family, the School, and the Community. When each pillar understands the importance of the others and recognizes their shared purpose, they work together as partners in education.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Learning disabilities (LDs) affect the way a person learns, remembers, understands and expresses information. They affect specific areas of function and come in many forms with differing levels of severity.

    LDs interfere in obtaining and using important skills such as: Oral Language, Reading, Written Language, and Mathematics.

    Learning Disabilities are a neurological and a lifelong condition that affect people with otherwise average or above average intelligence. However, the effects of LDs may be expressed differently over time based on the individual and the demands of their environments.

  • For a comprehensive list of common signs of learning disabilities broken down by age, please refer to this page on the ldao.ca website.

  • Well you’re in the right place! We have many Programs and Services that could be of help as well as a comprehensive Resource page. If you are still not sure of what you are looking for, you can fill out a New Client Registration Form to help us get a better understanding of your child’s needs. From there, a member of our team will reach out to you to have a discussion about possible directions you can take.

  • Welcome! We offer a multitude of parent services that include consultations, documentation analysis, school advocacy, parent advocacy workshops, and parent groups. For more information, checkout our Parent Services page. We also have a comprehensive Resource page with many presentations, articles, and websites that you may find useful.

  • At LDALR, we have a great selection of Child and Youth Programs, Summer Camps, and Parent Services. We invite you to check out our Programs and Services page for more information.

  • At the bottom of each program and camp page, there are corresponding links to our registration forms for new clients and returning clients. Above these links is a list of all required documents that will need to be submitted. Once the correct form has been completed and submitted, a member of our team will reach out to further discuss your unique needs.

  • At LDA-LR, we do not want our fees to act as a barrier to any family registering for our programs. During the intake and registration for program phase, our staff would be pleased to discuss with you the option of reducing or waiving fees.

 

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