Education & Participation

Life is all about participation!

TVCC offers a range of participation programs, including camps and activities, to help clients and families be their best. 
See a full listing of Participation Programs or Calendar view.

Various educational opportunities are also offered through TVCC for caregivers and community members. These range from information sessions to hands-on “how to…” workshops.
See a listing of our Education Programs or Calendar view.

In addition to our scheduled workshops/education sessions, we have created eLearning modules to enjoy wherever you want and fully at your own pace. 

See a listing of our eLearning Modules

Upcoming Education & Participation

Games & Lego at the Library! (12 yrs+)

(In-Person, July 21, Aug 5, Aug 11) A program for TVCC Youth & siblings, 12 yrs + and parents/caregivers to enjoy exciting board games & Lego. This program designed to encourage social skill development and self-confidence, as well as provide a fun space for family bonding!
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Wild Child Summer Camp (5-9 yrs)

(In-person, July 21-25) A brand new summer camp opportunity for young explorers! TVCC is partnering with Childreach to bring their Wild Child Summer Day Camp to TVCC clients!
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Zines 101 (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Jul 22) This program will support participants in communicating with other youth in a fun and creative manner. We will share simple tips and techniques to personalize zines as well as praticing doodling, colouring and decorating skills.
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Autism Diagnosis - Now What?

(Virtual, Jul 23) Did your child or youth recently received a diagnosis of autism? Although autism doesn’t define your child, you probably want to know how you can support your child/youth to be successful.
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Diagnostique d'autisme : et maintenant?

(Virtuel, 24 juillet) Votre enfant ou adolescent a-t-il récemment reçu un diagnostic d'autisme ? Bien que l'autisme ne définisse pas votre enfant, vous souhaitez probablement savoir comment l'aider à réussir.
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Teen Pool Party & Movie Matinee (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Jul 25) Our 60 minute swim time will be followed by a movie matinee showing of "Puss in Boots; The Last Wish", with snacks! It’s the perfect way to celebrate summer and mingle with new friends!
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Active Games in the Gym (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Weds, Jul 30 & Aug 13) Whether you are an experienced player or brand new to the game you are more than welcome to come and play with your peers. Each session will begin with warm up activities and drills to learn the basic skills of the game before playing a game.
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Youth Boccia Ball League (12 yrs+)

(In-person, Thurs, Jul 31-Aug 21) Whether you are an experienced player or brand new to the game you are more than welcome to come and play with your peers. Each session will begin with warm up activities and drills to learn the basic skills of the game before playing a game.
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Summer Adventures Day Camp (4-9 yrs)

(In-person, Aug 5-8) Join us for a fun week of accessible recreational activities for children between the ages of 4 - 9 years old with physical disabilities. Campers will participate in co-operative games,  swimming, sports,  outdoor play, crafts, music and more. 
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Safety and Sexuality

(Virtual, Aug 12) Join us to discover how to create opportunities and safe spaces for learning about sexuality. We will provide examples of skills that can be taught and tools that can be used to support learning. We will also provide valuable resources to support you in this journey.
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Cooperation 101

(Virtual, Aug 13) Does your child say "NO!" or ignore your simple requests? Join us for a live webinar and learn how to turn "no!" into "yes!".
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Back to School Prep for Parents of Teens and Tweens

(In-person, Aug 19) This group is hosted by Parent Mentors, Andrea Orsini and Sue-Ann Collins and Social Worker Derek Neeb, and will give you the opportunity to hear from other caregivers about their experiences, learn tips and tricks for managing stress, as well as provide your own perspective on school years from the past.
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