We all benefit from the support of trusted relationships when making decisions. Too often, however, people with developmental disabilities are underestimated and not given the opportunity to make choices for themselves. Join us on May 28th at 7pm EDT for the...
Imagine bringing together a small group of family and friends to create a non-profit board to help ensure your family member with a disability is surrounded by those who truly know and care for them, both now and long into the future. This is the concept behind...
One of the more challenging aspects of future planning for a family member with a disability is creating and exploring options for home. Being prepared, and seeing how others have approached it in creative ways can offer both clarity and inspiration. Join us on April...
Talking about money is one of the hardest parts of planning for the future, but it’s also the most essential. Knowing how to navigate these conversations with ease can be invaluable. The Planning and Facilitation Collaborative (PFC) is offering a FREE virtual forum...
Family Networks play an important role in the lives of people with disabilities and their families. Through meaningful connections and relationships, they help families build resilience, courage, and innovative solutions to the challenges they face. Join us...
The wait is finally over — the BRAND NEW website for the Ontario Edition of Safe and Secure is now live! After the successful release of the book back in November, and the momentum that's grown through conversations, launch events, and upcoming...
Applying for the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is an essential first step in financial planning for people with disabilities. This credit not only reduces the tax burden for the individual or their caregiver, but also opens the door to other valuable credits and...
If you're supporting a family member with a disability, one of the most important steps you can take to help secure their future is to have a will and estate plan in place. Join us on January 21st 7pm EST for the Wills and Estate Planning webcast,...
If your family member with a disability requires financial assistance with basic living expenses, including medical costs, they may be eligible for the Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP). Understanding how this program works and how to maintain it alongside...
Many siblings want to be part of the conversation when it comes to planning for their sibling living with a disability, especially if they may take on more responsibility in the future. Even after those conversations begin, there’s often a lot to discuss. Join...