March of Dimes Canada is offering a March Break camp for children ages 3-12 with neurological conditions, March 13-17 at 10 Overlea Boulevard, Toronto. Different timing options are available to suit parents' needs. The camp offers a unique rehabilitation program, Conductive Education, which has been specifically
Seeking people with visible and non visible disabilities, ages 25 to 60. We are looking for men and women of all ethnic backgrounds. SEEKING TO FIND INDIVIDUALS WITH BUT NOT LIMITED TO: VISION LOSS HEARING LOSS ASSISTIVE DEVICES (e.g. PROSTHESES, MOBILITY DEVICES) PHYSICAL/MOBILITY DISABILITIES MENTAL HEALTH DISABILITIES
Megacity Basketball will be running a winter session of their Special Olympics Ontario program. Please see below for details. Registration will take place on the first day of the program. If you have any questions please contact Javed Thadani – javedt@specialolympicsontario.com Participants: Athletes 21 and under Location: Centennial
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When: Sundays starting on October 16th until December 11th Who: Open to anyone who wants to learn and play sledge hockey ***all hockey equipment (including ice sledges) will be provided Where: Commander Park Arena (north Scarborough) Click here to download more information.
The Tandem Project has just launched an app that allows blind/low-vision (BLV) athletes and guides to find each other. We congratulate them on this initiative and hope that both guides as well as athletes will take advantage of this app that endeavours to allow those
Important reading for both parents as well as program deliverers. We need to do more! Read the Report
Start Date: Saturday, May 28, 2016 End Date: Saturday, July 9, 2016 Location: Scarlett Woods Golf Course Address: 1000 Jane Street, Toronto, Ontario M6N 4E2 Time: 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Cost: Free Spaces available, First come first serve. Note: Please Register by telephone to Iona call A.S.A.P. 416-425-0397 Please arrive at least
Although not a Toronto or even GTA based organization, we had the opportunity to join in celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Brock Niagara Penguins in Niagara Falls on Tuesday, April 5th. Our first impression was, wow. 10 years! They must be doing something right!
The following clubs are providing wheelchair tennis programs: L’Amoraux Tennis Club, Toronto Adults (all levels) Mondays, 7 - 9PM (year round) Ontario Racquet Club, Mississauga Kids & adults (all levels) Saturdays, 4-6PM (3 blocks of 10 weeks over the year) University of Toronto Scarborough Tennis Centre, Toronto Kids & adults (all levels) Thursdays, 6