Calling all neighbours whose lives are in some way influenced by the presence of dyslexia in their families or their friendships. There is a dearth of information out there with regard to dyslexia and we want to change that fact. Dyslexia can have a devastating affect on people's lives if it is not identified and supported from an early age. It would be great to create a kinship amongst people who are going through the same adversities and struggles on a daily basis whilst living with dyslexia.

Community - Meet others in the Southern Ontario Aspergers Social group. Share your experience in a friendly and accepting space. We want everyone to feel welcome. There are a variety of activities in real life and online - hikes, coffee, board games, movies, pubs, conferences, road trips - hopefully something for everyone's interest. Safe Space - Though we love participation, we don't force it on anyone. We all know that there are days when all you feel like doing is listening, or just being aro …

This group was established in 2010 by a small group of amputees who met while receiving outpatient physiotherapy at St. John's Rehab Hospital in Toronto, Canada. Right from the get go, we realized how important it was for amputees and caregivers to have a social network outside of the hospital/rehab setting where we could share ideas, and be able to learn from one another.  We can all learn from one another through our own personal experiences, both positive and negative.  Limb loss can be a de …

Welcome to the Ontario Human Rights Collective (KWHRC) Thank you for taking the time to come and visit our community collective. The vision is not written in stone, it will grow and change as the members of our organizations come together and build collectivity. The Vision The vision of this group is to build a local community that: a) Raises awareness of local human rights issues, both in Kitchener-Waterloo as well as the rest of Ontario. b) Fosters an environment of mutual learning and knowled …