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Aptus test 2
  • Home
  • Search
  • About Us
    • About Us
    • Leadership
    • Accountability
    • Individual Rights
    • Annual Report
  • Programs and Services
    • Programs and Services
    • Supported Living Homes
    • Re-Imagined Day Program
    • Community-Based Activity
    • Clinical Services
    • ECPP
    • Aptus Teaching Landscape
    • Jardin d'apprentissage
  • Get Involved
    • Donate
    • Volunteer
    • Student Placements
  • Resources/Ressources
    • Resources
    • Behaviour Training
    • Sensory First Nations
    • Sensory Workout
    • Ressources en français
    • Éducation comportementale
    • Entraînement sensoriel
  • 45th Anniversary Event
  • Upcoming Events
  • Latest News
  • Careers
  • Contact Us
    • Contact Us
    • Contactez-nous
Image of child participating in Sensory First Nation activities

Sensory First Nations

Need Addressed:

Indigenous communities report higher rates of developmental disabilities with lower access to supports.

Knowledge Shared:

Child Development training (led by Aquila Occupational Therapy) and Sensory Strategy training (led by Aptus) were offered in First Nations territories in partnership with Anishinabek Nation.

Impact:

Over 1200 people impacted (2017-2019). 

Generously Funded by:

Ontario Trillium Foundation and Aptus donors

This project has been so well received by our communities. The most exciting part has been the response back from individual families who left the sessions excited about the new ideas and strategies to support their children.

Laurie McLeod-Shabogesic, Team Lead for Anishinabek Nation

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