Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region

Overview

Here's what makes Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region stand out

Tailored programs for children/youth with learning differences and/or ASD. Mississauga & Brampton locations! Academic Support - Literacy & Math, in-person/virtual Small-group Social Skills Homework Support, in-person/virtual, great for teens LDAPR's F.R.I.E.N.D.S Summer Camp, specialized for neurodiverse/ASD Levels 1/2 kids 6-12 Subsidy spaces always available!

Special needs: Yes, specialized support.
Most campers have special needs.

Visit the Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region website

Programs, Rates & Dates

Programs and Sessions Calendar

LDAPR’s mission is to provide leadership in learning disabilities advocacy, research, education, and services, and to advance the full participation of children, youth, and adults with learning disabilities in our community. We value promoting positive change through:

Choose the right programs and sessions for your child; Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region currently has 1 program available.

Filter activities available:

Choose location:

Name

Type/Gender

Specialty

Location

Date

Bus

Cost

Email

F.R.I.E.N.D.S Summer camp

view details

Day Camp
Coed
Ages: 6 - 12

Traditional (multi activity)

$350

Mississauga, ON 5070 Fairwind Drive, Rooms 205-206	Aug 17-21	$350
Brampton, ON 75 Jordensen Drive, rooms 101-102	Aug 17-21	$350
Brampton, ON 75 Jordensen Drive, rooms 101-102	Aug 24-28	$350
Mississauga, ON 5070 Fairwind Drive, Rooms 205-206	Aug 24-28	$350

Register or request details

Reviews & Insider Perspectives

The Our Kids review of Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region

Neurodivergent kids and youth with learning differences find a supportive camp in LDAPR camps, created specifically with them in mind. Its summer camp fun both indoors and out. The low counsellor-to-camper ratio gives kids the attention level they require, with programming shaped for them. The camp, staffed by experienced counsellors and leaders, encourages kids to be themselves, grow social skills, and take active part in traditional camp experiences.

Visit the Learning Disabilities Association of Peel Region website