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

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Toilet Training 101

(Virtual, Oct 20) Join us to better understand the many parts of toilet training and for help deciding if your child is ready for this step.
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Photography is for Everyone (14-21 yrs)

(In-person, Oct 21 & Nov 18) Every person has a different story to tell, and learning how to harness the power of photography is a great way to tell them! Through the use of disposable film cameras and our voices, we can share our experience!
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Sleep.....How to Help Your Child Get More

(Virtual, Oct 21) For parents/caregivers, community and therapists supporting children/youth with disabilities, who are experiencing challenges with sleep.
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Halloween Movie Night: Hocus Pocus (12yrs+)

(In-person, Oct 22) This Halloween-themed decoration program is a creative event where participants will come together to craft spooky and festive decorations for the Halloween themed Teen Dance that the Wellness Project is running on Friday, October 18th.
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Parents Partnering with Educators - High School Edition

(In-person, Oct 22) The objectives of this workshop are to learn how to register for high school, access supports, and learn general information about high school for children with disabilites.
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Keeping Runners Safe - Safety and Autism

(Virtual, Oct 22) Parents will learn to identify and prepare for those risks, and make a plan. This presentation focuses on children with autism in high risk situations but all parents and professionals are welcome to participate.
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Reality 101: Sex, Relationships, and Disability - Youth & Parent Sessions

(In-person, Oct 23) Join us for a parent/caregiver session running concurrently with a separate youth (15-21 yrs) session where we can talk about the stuff that matters — honestly, openly, and without judgment.
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Halloween TEEN DANCE (12yrs+)

(In-person, Oct 24) This event is specially crafted for teens and tweens with disabilities and their youth-aged family members and friends, providing an inclusive and sensory-friendly environment.
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Emotional Regulation in Autism

(Virtual, Oct 27) for parents of children/youth with autism. We will focus on what emotional regulation means as well as learning some proven techniques to cope in a variety of settings.
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Dinner with Friends (12 yrs +)

(In-person, Oct 28 &/or Dec 4) TVCC Youth with disabilities, 12 yrs +, who reside within Elgin/Middlesex, Huron/Perth, Grey/Bruce & Oxford County are invited to join the Horizons and Wellness Project teams to prepare and share a meal together.
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Caregivers Connecting: Caregivers of Children/Youth

(In-Person, Tues, Oct 28, Nov 25, Dec 16) Caregivers and parents, of TVCC clients ages, with disabilities can share their experiences, information, challenges, successes and strategies, or just hang out and drink some coffee!
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Habiletés sociales réussies et autisme

(Virtuel, 25 octobre) Rejoignez-nous pour Successful Social Skills and Autism, qui fournira des moyens pratiques d'enseigner et de pratiquer les compétences sociales avec votre enfant ou votre jeune autiste, même lorsque nos cercles sociaux sont plus petits que d'habitude.
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