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Join the Guelph Wellington Family Network for the Sibling Support Supper, Tuesday March 19 at 6:30pm in downtown Guelph.
Are you an adult with a brother or sister who has a Developmental Disability? Want to get together with other sibling caregivers?
Drop by for supper and socializing. NO COST to participate.
To RSVP email FamilyNetworkGW@gmail.com
Ray of Hope also has a paid Work Readiness Training Program for young people (between the ages of 18-30) looking to gain training and experience to transition into the labour market.
Participants go through 6-weeks of in-class education. During that time, they get essential certifications like Safe Food, Smart Serve and First Aid. After, they are supported with internal or external work placements up to 20 weeks.
The next group starts November 13. To register, please contact Josh at 519-578-8018 Ext 229 or jhealey@rayofhope.net.
Breakaway Passport Services is a unique, person-centered approach to providing
people with meaningful, engaging, Passport-approved activities. Click here to see a flyer with more details or click here to visit the website.
November is here!
In the November issue of Family Pulse, you will find information on:
SEAC Updates
Nuances of Moving House When Neurodivergent
Erin's EarlyON Drop-Ins
Family Event
Celebrate Family
A New Chapter
What's Happening
Community Information, Resources and Opportunities
You can read the online version of Family Pulse here or download the PDF here.
Support group sessions allow you to share your story with others who understand what it means to be impacted by ADHD. Drop in to a session that works with your schedule!
6:30pm PST | 7:30pm MST | 9:30pm EST | 10:30pm AST
2022 Dates: Nov 16
4pm PST | 5pm MST | 7pm EST | 8pm AST
2022 Dates: Nov 3, Nov 24
3:30pm PST | 4:30pm MST | 6:30 pm EST | 7:30pm AST
2022 Dates: Nov 14, Dec 5
Parent Support Group - Central
4pm PST | 5pm MST | 7pm EST | 8pm AST
2022 Dates: Nov 14, Dec 5
