Are you a Canadian aged 18 or
older, with a learning disability?
The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada (LDAC) proudly announces the launch of the Canadian Faces of Learning Disabilities (CFOLD) survey. Led by a team of experienced Canadian researchers, in partnership with LDAC volunteers, the survey will provide valuable information as to the lived experiences of individuals in Canada who have a learning disability (LD), which is currently not available at this scale. The CFOLD survey focuses on mental health impact, with questions also related to the workplace and education. Canadians who self-identify as LD and who are 18 or older are invited to learn more and complete the survey here. The bilingual survey will be open from October 1st to October 31st (Learning Disabilities Awareness Month) and takes about 5 minutes to complete.
We pride ourselves on being deeply rooted in the community. Our services are designed with the input and feedback of the families and community we serve, ensuring that we address the unique needs they face by providing comprehensive services that address emotional, educational and social needs.
Societal Impact of Learning Disabilities
When individuals remain undiagnosed, untreated, or unaccommodated, they cannot achieve their full potential,
resulting in significant societal consequences.
Based on Information from Statistics Canada (2012). Canada Survey on Disability
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At LDAM, we empower individuals with learning disabilities and/or ADHD through specialized educational workshops. Our programs are crafted to enhance strengths, support unique learning needs, and promote personal growth.
Customized Support for Unique Needs
At LDAM, we specialize in offering personalized support to individuals with learning disabilities and/or ADHD. Our dedicated team is here to connect you with essential resources, provide guidance through counseling and coaching, and promote personal growth. Join us as we empower you to navigate your journey with confidence.
Supporting Voices, Inspiring Action
At LDAM, we provide valuable resources to both individuals impacted by learning disabilities and/or ADHD and the broader community. Our goal is to foster a deeper understanding and equip everyone with practical tools to build inclusive environments.