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10/05/2026

Oct 6th, is World Cerebral Palsy Awareness. Lets see all the green.

09/30/2026

09/30/2026

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day—a time to honor the survivors of residential schools, remember the children who never made it home, and reflect on the ongoing impacts of intergenerational trauma on First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities.

​Reconciliation starts with Truth—learning the real history, listening to Indigenous voices, and taking meaningful action to build a path forward based on respect and justice.

​Here are a few meaningful ways to engage today and every day:
​🧡 Wear Orange to show solidarity and remember that Every Child Matters.
📖 Educate Yourself by reading the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s 94 Calls to Action.
🎧 Listen & Learn through Indigenous-created books, podcasts, films, and art.
🤝 Support Indigenous Communities by attending local events, supporting Indigenous creators, or donating to survivor organizations like the Indian Residential School Survivors Society.

​Reconciliation isn’t just a single day—it’s an ongoing commitment from all of us.

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09/08/2026

Transitioning toward independence can feel overwhelming

even parents of children with disabilities, but shifting the focus from "letting go" to "building autonomy" changes everything. 🌱

​Here are 4 ways to help support your child’s growth while building your own peace of mind

​Start Small: Autonomy begins with everyday choices—like picking out outfits, managing small personal tasks, or choosing weekend activities.

​Focus on Capability: Celebrate the skills they already have and honor their desire to make their own decisions.

​Build a Safety Net: Utilize community programs, vocational coaching, and adaptive learning tools so they can practice life skills safely.

​Take It Step-by-Step: Independence isn't an all-or-nothing leap; it's a gradual spectrum built over time.

​How can Amplify Learning Supports this journey.

​Amplify Learning provides tailored educational strategies, skill-building resources, and structured support systems designed to meet learners where they are.
By focusing on personal growth and practical progress,
Amplify Learning helps bridge the gap between guided support and self-directed independence—giving both parents and students the tools they need to feel confident.

​Allowing space to try, fail, and learn is one of the greatest tools we can give our kids for their adult lives.

You don't have to step away—just step alongside them as they grow. 💙

​What small step toward independence has worked best for your family?

Share your experiences below!

09/03/2026

Big shout out to Town of Truro for creating accessible park. Located of Prince Street, and Golf St. Battalion Athletic Facility. I Had the pleasure of viewing the beautiful space. A fenced in spot with sponge walking pad, and wood chips under play equipment. a communication board, three different types of swings. I enjoyed having a swing in the big green one lots of room easy to get in and out. I noticed there was other play equipment to enjoy and space for more in the future. Love the bench under the tree so moms and can sit enjoy while all can play.

I am so greatful that our community heard us and delievered a beautiful space for all to enjoy.
I can wait to see what they will add in the future.
The only recommdation I would make is less gravel to get into the area.

I took some pictures below for all to see. Come and enjoy.