DROP-IN Special: Experience care and gentle yoga over 2 recharging sessions.This self-care opportunity has been developed especially for caregivers of exceptional children (of any age, and any difference). $10 per session 2 Saturday Sessions – March 18 & 25, 2017
All Families Welcome!
This FREE event invites families to learn how to support our children with different abilities. Feel supported by other parents and share your ideas, choose topics that matter to you and connect to other families.
Free education and support for families who include a child or children of all abilities, including those with differences.
One-day conference features speakers representing multiple disciplines and perspectives to share their expertise through presentations aimed at families, in a supportive atmosphere.
Table Registration Open until Feb. 17, 2017
Research has shown that children that do not identify with one of the two binary genders are at greater risk of developing mental health concerns. In partnership with Rainbow Resource Centre, we’ll be hosting the Gender Creativity Celebration – a FREE fun-filled event for children of all gender identities and their families.
After school art therapy program encouraging youth to develop effective and healthy coping strategies to deal with stress as they work through various art projects.
Locations:Boys and Girls Club @ Sister MacNamara School
Tuesday evenings.
Parents and caregivers of children with differences are invited to learn, become empowered and find support. Topics include understanding behaviour, providing guidance & advocacy.
Join us for the Empowered Families Program in Partnership with FACT beginning February 1, 2017.
All-day conference hosted lectures from seven local professionals representing a variety of disciplines and approaches, as well as information tables from more local resources and organization.
Please join us for our Empowered Families Conference on February 25th, 2017
Inspire was invited to speak at the Power of Being A Girl conference. Information was shared on how to focus on your strengths and build resiliency for positive mental health.
Short series of educational lectures aimed at supporting child care professionals who are new to caring for school age children with differences.
Our first annual march and speaking event encouraged those with mental disorders and neurological differences to celebrate their strength by marching with their friends and family. Presentations by various speakers were given about their personal experiences with mental health challenges, and how they found strength. Community organizations were invited to share information at tables about mental health and wellness.
2nd Annual March for Mental Health takes place May 13, 2017