Learn how you to advocate for your child within the education system in Ontario

Learn about the RDSP, a made-in-Canada, long-term savings vehicle designed specifically for individuals who have a disability.

Learn about how to strengthen your Family Network

Learn about the RDSP, a made-in-Canada, long-term savings vehicle designed specifically for individuals who have a disability.

Learn more about the Planning Network and discover valuable resources, tools, and information that will support  families to plan for the future.

Learn how parents and adult siblings can come together to begin ongoing conversations on planning for a family member with a disability. 

Special Services at Home (SSAH) is a funding program to support families who are caring for a child with a developmental or physical disabilities to help the child participate in the community and do things that matter to them. 

The transition to adulthood can be an overwhelming period in a family's life. There are many things that need to be done to prepare for life beyond graduation. It's never too early to get started!

Starting high school is a big step on a young person’s journey to adulthood. It’s an exciting time of personal growth, new discoveries, and opportunity.

Early Planning Toolkit for parents with a child with a disability Ages 2 to 10

A tool to encourage people with a disability to think about and discuss what their lives could look like today and in the future.

Seven Steps on the Path to a Good Life for People with a Disability.

We have developed a Book Club Facilitation Guide that provides tips on organizing and leading Safe and Secure book clubs.

The Deohaeko Support Network, a longstanding support network sheds light on its beliefs, values and road to resiliency.

An inspiring profile of Eric's personal support network in Waterloo, Ontario.

Dance in the Shadow is the story of how with creative planning, supportive networks, individualized funding and strong connections to the community many new possibilities can unfold.

Six dynamic speakers share their unique perspectives on the power of community.

Peter's story illustrates how his siblings and community came together to support him in his family home after his mother passed away.

Learn how Tiffany Dawe and her mother, Linda, crafted a life full of friendship, opportunity and community.

A passion for acting and theatre transforms Brock Welton's life and ignites new opportunities.

Meet Andrew Werner: businessman, artist, swimmer and environmental organizer.

Learn how Tiffany Dawe and her mother, Linda, crafted a life full of friendship, opportunity and community.

Julian Escallon, a remarkable man, shares his worldview, accomplishments and goals.

Exploring gifts through planning.

An important financial planning tool for families caring for a loved one with a disability.

Community Living Ontario presents a tax, benefits, trusts, and wills toolkit for Ontarians with disabilities.

Information on when to consult a lawyer, guardianship, legal capacity and more.

Nawin is a young professional from Toronto, Ontario. When Nawin was in high school he “Wanted to be everything and anything”.

Alexi is a young man from Welland Ontario who is determined to align his passions with his life goals. Before he graduated high school, Alexi had spent many years exploring his interest in gaming.

The story of siblings Maureen and Tim.

A passion for acting and theatre transforms Brock Welton's life and ignites new opportunities.

With humbling insight, Doug Cartan shares how our own thoughts can hold other people back from pursuing their dreams.

College Guy tells the story of one young man's journey starting a post secondary education.

Meet Andrew Werner: businessman, artist, swimmer and environmental organizer.

Join us for a unique program that will help you plan and create a housing vision for the future

Earl and Carol and their son Jonathon live on the same property and each have their own home. Click to learn more. 

Peter's story illustrates how his siblings and community came together to support him in his family home after his mother passed away.

Neil is a young man who has a home of his own and a wide variety of passions and interests.

Brothers Hayden and Wesley move from living with their mother to living in their own condo.

Learn about how to access and open an RDSP

Learn how to apply for the Disability Tax Credit

Tips and strategies plan holders should think about after opening an RDSP.

The RDSP Calculator can help you project the estimated value of your RDSP.

Prosper Canada has developed a new tool – the Benefits wayfinder -  to assist Canadians with accessing provincial and federal benefits. 

Special Services at Home (SSAH) is a funding program to support families who are caring for a child with a developmental or physical disabilities to help the child participate in the community and do things that matter to them. 

Learn how to access Passport Funding

Learn how to apply for ODSP

Prosper Canada has developed a new tool – the Benefits wayfinder -  to assist Canadians with accessing provincial and federal benefits. 

The DSO connects adults with a developmental disability to services and supports within their communities.

Learn about how to access and open an RDSP

Tips and strategies plan holders should think about after opening an RDSP.

The RDSP Calculator can help you project the estimated value of your RDSP.

An important financial planning tool for families caring for a loved one with a disability.

Prosper Canada has developed a new tool – the Benefits wayfinder -  to assist Canadians with accessing provincial and federal benefits. 

Seven Steps on the Path to a Good Life for People with a Disability.

We have developed a Book Club Facilitation Guide that provides tips on organizing and leading Safe and Secure book clubs.

Downloadable tip sheet for planning the best possible life for your child with a disability means challenging yourself to be proactive and to ‘think differently’ at every age and stage.

The tip sheet contains a brief checklist identifying some of the main funding programs for which individuals 18 or older may qualify.

Special Services at Home (SSAH) is a funding program to support families who are caring for a child with a developmental or physical disabilities to help the child participate in the community and do things that matter to them. 

Learn how to access Passport Funding

Learn about how to access and open an RDSP

Learn how to apply for the Disability Tax Credit

Learn how to apply for ODSP

Le Programme des services particuliers à domicile (PSPD) vient en aide aux familles qui s’occupent d’un enfant ayant une déficience intellectuelle ou physique afin de lui permettre de prendre part à la vie dans la collectivité et de faire ce qui est important pour lui...

Renseignements sur le Régime enregistré d’épargne-invalidité (REEI)

Informations sur la planification successorale

Sur la découverte et la création d'une vie significative en communauté