Learning Disabilities Association of York-Simcoe

Learning Disabilities Association of York-Simcoe is a non-profit, charitable organization supporting children, youth, and adults living with a Learning Disability and/or ADHD.

Mission

To provide leadership in Learning Disabilities for advocacy, research, education and services and to advance the full participation of children, youth and adults with Learning Disabilities in today's society.

What types of services/support do we offer?

Skill Builders Adventure Club (Social Skills Programs – offered Fall, Winter and Spring)
Skill Builders Adventure Camp (Social Skills Camps – offered during March Break and Summer)
Level-Up Tutor Program (literacy and numeracy support)
Reading Rocks and JUMP Math Tutor Programs
Homework & Beyond Program (academic support and social skills development)
Study Skills Drop-In Programs (youth academic support)
Advocacy Support Services
Community and Inter-Agency Networking and Partnerships
Learning Disabilities Awareness and Educational Presentations
Special Educational Services, Consultations and Support (including IEP and IPRC guidance)
Strategies for Life (Counselling and Coaching Program)
Strategies for Life (Workshop Series)
SoAR Mindful Transitions Program (supports students in Grades 7–8 transitioning to high school and individuals aged 16 and older transitioning to post-secondary education)
Outreach Programs
Resource Centre/Library
Resource Facilitation and Service Navigation
Bursary Program (post-secondary education support for eligible students)
Parent Seminar (Parent Education Series)
Community Presentations, Seminars and Workshops

Seminars, conferences, workshops and educational presentations are offered throughout the year by LDAYS.

Who is eligible for our services/support?

Individuals of all ages, including children, youth and adults, with a diagnosed or suspected learning disability (LD) and/or ADHD, as well as their families and caregivers.

We also support professionals, educators and community organizations seeking information, resources, guidance or educational support related to learning disabilities and ADHD.

A formal diagnosis is not required to access many of our services.