Canadian Universities.net contains information on Canadian Universities and Colleges. This website also contains information on cancer organizations in Toronto offering volunteer opportunities.
Canadian Virtual University (CVU) is an association of public Canadian universities specializing in online and distance education, collaborating to increase access to quality assured university education.
Childhood Cancer Guides write, update, and publish a number of books that help families of children with cancer. The website also comprises of information on childhood cancer and links to various resources.
Links 2 Work is a one stop job searching and resource linking website for the London-Elgin-Middlesex area. This program is funded by Employment Ontario.
The Ontario College Application Service was created to simplify the experience of applying to college. Instead of forcing the applicant to repeat the application process separately for each college of interest, OCAS serves as a centralized, one-stop processing centre.
The Ontario University Application Centre (OUAC) processes applications for admission to undergraduate, law, medical, rehabilitation sciences and teacher education programs at Ontarios universities. OUAC is committed to giving people with disabilities the same opportunity to access services and allowing them to benefit from the same services, in the same place and in a similar way as other customers.
OntarioLearn is a partnership of 24 Ontario community colleges that have pooled their resources so that online learning options are easily accessible to youth affected by cancer.
The Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario (POGO) champions childhood cancer care and control. POGO is the official source of advice on childhood cancer to Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care; a trusted source of information among colleagues, parents, survivors and the public; and the long-standing leader of a collaboration among five academic pediatric oncology programs and other stakeholders, which has resulted in a highly integrated childhood cancer system that delivers equitable care, accessible to families living across Ontarios vast geography.
POGO services are available to families of children with cancer, children with cancer, survivors of childhood cancers, and healthcare professionals caring for patients and survivors of childhood cancer. Specific programs have unique eligibility; speak with your healthcare team for details.
Speak with your healthcare team for information about POGO programs and services.
Family home, tertiary hospitals, schools and community.
This Government of Canada webpage allows for convenient access of online applications for a variety of services and financial benefits to assist people with disabilities and their families.
SNOW is a project that aims to provide information online and through workshops for educators, parents and students with disabilities on technologies for learning both in and out of the classroom as well as promote understanding of inclusive practices.
studyonline.ca is a 24/7 gateway that provides easy and quick access to up-to-date information on more than 1,000 programs and 18,000 courses available online and at distance from Ontario's public colleges, universities and other training providers.
Thyroid Cancer Canada is a national organization of thyroid cancer survivors dedicated to providing emotional support and information to those affected by the disease through various programs and services. Contact the organization with questions about thyroid cancer by phone or email, and connect with other patients through their Online Forum.
The Toronto Acquired Brain Injury Network provides leadership in furthering publicly-funded services and support for persons living with the effects of an acquired brain injury in the Greater Toronto Area. Services include inpatient rehabilitation, outpatient rehabilitation, mental health services and community services such as recreational, vocational and supportive housing programs.
Referrals to inpatient and outpatient/ambulatory programs must be made by a doctor. Anyone may request a referral for a community-based ABI program unless there is a specific doctors order involved. If a family member is making the referral, she/he must complete the ABI Community Profile. All referrals should be faxed.
VHS is a fully inspected and accredited private school by the Ministry of Education, Province of Ontario that strives to provide the best education possible via the Internet to its students who are experiencing particular circumstances.
WORKink Ontario is an online career development and employment portal for Ontario job seekers with disabilities. Offered by Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, WORKink Ontario offers a unique range of employment and recruitment services.
Job seekers with disabilities, employers looking to create an exclusive workplace, and career professionals who are looking to assist their clients in connecting with meaningful, sustainable employment.
When using the “Region” search option, here’s how to improve your search results.
1) Choose “Provincewide” to find individual organizations providing services across Ontario
2) Choose a specific region to find individual organizations whose services are available only in that region
3) Choose “Provincewide” and click another region(s) to find all of the organizations that provide services both province-wide and in the regions selected, i.e., both provincewide organizations and region-specific organizations
