The Virtual Autism Caregiver Support Group is an excellent opportunity for caregivers of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder to get together and share their struggles, successes and ask questions. You do not need to commit to every session, but we encourage you to attend as many as you can. For more information on the Virtual […]
Join CNIB for the first ever Vision Health Fair, as a part of their Mobile Hubtour. They are bringing together eye care professionals and other service providersincluding FIREFLY, so participants can access a range of expertise and support inone place. We invite individuals with vision loss, family, caregivers, and membersof the broader community to come […]
This is an opportunity for caregivers of autistic children and youth to learn skills and strategies on how to appropriately incorporate effective tools and strategies for developing communication skills with children and youth. Families will have the opportunity to connect with a Speech Language Pathologist, ask questions, and come out with appropriate methods for promoting […]
PLEASE NOTE: In honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, our group will be postponed by one day and will now take place on Thursday, October 1st. We recognize the importance of taking time to reflect, learn, and honour the experiences and voices of Indigenous Peoples. Thank you for your understanding, and we look […]
High Intensity Kids (HIK) is designed for parents and caregivers of children of any age who feel deeply and respond intensely. It offers a supportive space to connect with others who understand these unique parenting experiences. Over the course of four one-hour sessions, participants will gain insight into what makes these kids “tick” and explore […]
We're absolutely thrilled to be partnering with Alicia Kejick Creations to offer a painting workshop in Kenora for children and youth between 10-18 with FASD or possible FASD. Alicia Kejick is an Anishinaabe-Mushkegowuk (Ojibwe-Cree) artist. She grew up in Iskatewizaagegan #39 IFN (Shoal Lake #39), Ontario, and now residing in Kenora, Ontario. She began painting […]
This is an opportunity for caregivers with autistic children and youth to learn skills and strategies on how to navigate around Sensory Processing needs. Families will have the opportunity to connect with an Occupational Therapist, ask questions, and learn about different sensory processing needs, what/where to purchase, and how to create simple tools right at […]
Join Mark as the Dungeon Master! He loves telling stories, making cool worlds, and going on epic quests together! You will imagine, explore, solve problems, and have fun as a team. There's no wrong way to play - just be kind, be brave, and let your imagination lead the way! Roll some dice and create […]
How can we make infant and early mental health supports work better for Northern families? Join us for a conversation about what’s working, what’s missing and what Northern communities need to make services more accessible, culturally safe and responsive to local needs. Over the last eight months, the Lead Agency Consortium has worked with the […]
Alicia Kejick Creations is back for another painting workshop in Kenora but this time for the parents and caregivers of children with FASD or possible FASD. Alicia Kejick is an Anishinaabe-Mushkegowuk (Ojibwe-Cree) artist. She grew up in Iskatewizaagegan #39 IFN (Shoal Lake #39), Ontario, and now residing in Kenora, Ontario. She began painting in 2016, using […]
High Intensity Kids (HIK) is designed for parents and caregivers of children of any age who feel deeply and respond intensely. It offers a supportive space to connect with others who understand these unique parenting experiences. Over the course of four one-hour sessions, participants will gain insight into what makes these kids “tick” and explore […]
Caregivers and their autistic children and youth (ages 0–18) are invited to join us in the Kenora FIREFLY Office for a session on positive reinforcement. Come learn practical strategies you can use at home, connect with a Positive Behaviour Interventionist, ask questions, and start building your own reinforcement “toolbox.” We’ll have activities for youth who […]
