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The Learning Centre program is committed to addressing the gaps in education and training opportunities, service delivery and support in reference to autism and developmental disabilities so as to foster increased awareness and support the inclusion of persons with autism and development disabilities in Canadian society. Located in Montreal. This is a bilingual site.
A complete self-paced training program for preparing parents, educators, students, teachers, therapists, service providers, friends & family to use Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) programs to work with children with Autism Spectrum Disorders, PDD, & other developmental delays.
An independent special school for children aged between 3½ years and 19 years of age.
School for children with learning disabilities.
We use a range of techniques, underpinned by the evidence-based principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), to teach skills that are underdeveloped. Target areas include communication, play skills, social skills, adaptive living skills and school skills.
Examines all International theories and philosophies of Autism Centers worldwide and maintains contact with all Arab and Foreign universities and Institutes which deal with Autism training programs. We adapt a philosophy that includes international theories and graft them by Islamic tinting and ensuring the Kuwaiti personality.
Meeting the needs of students ages 11 to 19 years diagnosed with learning disabilities including dyslexia and attention deficit disorder through its Middle and High School programs.
A non-profit organization that Educates, Supports and Advocates for children with LD and/or AD(H)D and their families.
The Learning Disabilities Association of BC, serving the cities of Vancouver, Burnaby and Richmond (LDA)is a non-profit organization committed to fostering the full potential of persons with learning disabilities.
A non-profit United Way of Winnipeg funded agency made up of parents, professionals, persons with learning disabilities and interested others.
Provides information, education, resources, advocacy and services for those working with adults with learning disabilities. Their service is for those who have an active interest in promoting equality of opportunity and social inclusion for people with learning disabilities.
Serves the highly mobile international community with children having special educational needs while they are living in the Netherlands.
Welcomes pupils from a wide geographical area and support a comprehensive range of Special Educational Needs. The range of needs includes moderate, severe and profound learning difficulties and pupils with autistic spectrum disorders.
A non-profit, membership-funded, non-partisan organization incorporated in 1974. Our mission is to advocate for a quality system of child care, to advance early childhood education as a profession, and to provide services to our members.
To advance best practises in providing services for individuals with exceptional needs and support persons working to achieve best practices.