Events
Events
Saturday May 24th, 2025
LDAWC Trivia Night 2025
LDAWC's 2nd Annual Trivia Night - filled with fun, good food, and a number of great prizes to win!!
Join us for an evening of fun-filled activities, good food, a cash bar, and learning more about how you can help those with learning disabilities! All proceeds will go towards helping those impacted by learning disabilities. This event does sell out so don’t wait to grab your tickets!
*Attendees must be 19+
🗓 May 24th, 2025
Educational Speakers Series Workshops
Our Educational Speakers Series features a set of presentations intended for parents, caregivers, individuals and professionals on a variety of topics related to LD’s and ADHD. These informative and engaging learning sessions will help you to better understand the issues, navigate services and build the resources and tools you need.
LDAWC Workshop:
Seeing the Whole Story –
Neurodivergence Through an Intersectional Lens
🗓 Wednesday August 20, 2025 Dr. Marsha Myrie Obi
Wednesday December 4th, 2024
2024 LDAWC Annual General Meeting
Please join us to hear how we are growing and the impact we have made in our community this year!
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) is an opportunity for the Board of Directors of Learning Disabilities Association of Wellington County to present the 2023 Annual Report and financial statements with our members. This year, the AGM will be taking place via Zoom.
🗓 December 4th, 2024
Saturday October 19th, 2024
The LDAWC 10th Annual Family Conference
Welcome to the LDAWC 10th Annual Family Conference! Join us for a day filled with informative breakout sessions, networking opportunities, and good food.
🗓 October 19th, 2024
Make A Difference
Help us improve the lives of children, youth and adults with learning disabilities so that they can reach their full potential.
Empower Your Community
Through outreach, education, advising and advocacy, we are realizing our vision of a community where learning disabilities are understood and accepted.
Support Our Services
We work to advance the education, employment, social development, legal rights and general wellbeing of individuals with learning disabilities.
