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Open to families who have a loved one with a disability, their friends and supporters. We will have games, a scavenger hunt, trivia questions, a minecraft chill station (books, building blocks, fidgits etc). To Register CLICK HERE

This interactive day will include two engaging sessions: Building Authentic Spaces: exploring inclusion, empathy, and the power of youth voice. How to Be a Good Leader: discovering individual strengths, teamwork, and leading with kindness. The day will feature hands-on activities, small group discussions, and opportunities for youth to build confidence and connections — and itContinue reading "Lead the Change, Youth Day"

Tired of feeling lost in your child’s IEP? You’re not alone. In this small, supportive session, we’ll pull those IEPs apart — in a good way — to help you understand what’s there, what’s not, and how to make sure your child’s needs are truly reflected. Bring your IEP and your highlighter!

Join us for a special launch event celebrating the 2025 Safe and Secure: Ontario Edition — a trusted, family-created guide to planning for the future of a loved one with a disability. Hear from the author, explore practical planning steps, connect with other families, and take part in interactive discussions designed to make long-term planning feel doable and empowering.
Limited seating. Free book available for registered families (one per family, while supplies last).

Join us for a special launch event celebrating the 2025 Safe and Secure: Ontario Edition — a trusted, family-created guide to planning for the future of a loved one with a disability. Hear from the author, explore practical planning steps, connect with other families, and take part in interactive discussions designed to make long-term planning feel doable and empowering.
Limited seating. Free book available for registered families (one per family, while supplies last).

RISE is working on a social media campaign to bust myths about disability. At this session, youth (ages 14-29; of ALL ABILITIES) will: Identify common myths about disability & inclusion, Decide what messages actually need to be said; Brainstorm ideas for a youth-led social media campaign. Then youth will have time to take part in activities they chose at the first group meeting in November 2025.

Saturday April 11, 2026  10am to 2:30pm Fogolar Furlan **More information coming soon!!!

Windsor-Essex Family Network Annual General Meeting Monday, June 29, 2026    5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Location 7025 Enterprise Way, Windsor, ON Schedule Doors Open: 5:30 PM Dinner: 6:00 PM Annual General Meeting: 6:30 PM Featured Speaker: Dr. John Freer 7:15pm-8pm Dinner Option Dinner will be provided by the Welcome Centre Shelter for Women andContinue reading "WEFN Annual General Meeting"