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Let Our Resource Facilitators Help You Navigate Your Journey
Whether you are seeking support for yourself, your child, or a loved one, our team is here to help individuals who are neurodiverse and those with learning disabilities, ADHD, ASD, and other learning differences or Mental Health Concerns access the resources, services, and supports they need to thrive.
Learn About Our Programs And Services
Our Resource Facilitators can help you explore the programs, services, and community supports available to meet your unique needs. If we do not offer a specific program or service, we can connect you with trusted community partners who may be able to help.
Understand Educational Assessments and Documents
If you would like to share documentation such as a psychoeducational assessment, Individual Education Plan (IEP), or other relevant reports, our team can review the information with you, explain key findings, and answer your questions so you can feel informed and confident moving forward.
Advocacy and School Support
We empower individuals and families to advocate for their needs and can provide guidance throughout the process. When appropriate, our staff may participate in School Resource Team meetings, IPRC meetings, and transition planning meetings. For learners who have participated in our programs, we can also share observations and strategies with teachers and Special Education Resource Teachers to support success across environments.
If your child has been involved in our programs, we can share our learnings with their Teachers, and/or Special Education Resource Teachers
Languages offered: english
The Centre for Diverse Learners gratefully acknowledges the support of the Halton Region Community Investment Fund (HRCIF). Their funding helps make our Resource Call program possible, connecting neurodiverse individuals and families with personalized guidance, advocacy, and community resources.
