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The Parent Quality Information project is intended to provide resources for Canadian parents in
understanding and accessing high-quality child care to meet their, and their children’s needs.
There is also an article about how to find a proper daycare for a child with a disability or special
need that gives specific guidance for each province in Canada.&nbsp;<a href="https://findingqualitychildcare.ca/finding-child-care/harder-to-find-child-care">https://findingqualitychildcare.ca/finding-child-care/harder-to-find-child-care</a>

Finding Quality Child Care (Disponible en Français)

Fredericton Therapeutic Riding Association provides horseback riding to individuals with a
physical and/or cognitive disability. Their program provides opportunities for individuals to learn
to ride while at the same time working on physical, cognitive and psychological goals.

Fredericton Therapeutic Riding Association

A tool to help educators remember to reinforce good behaviour. With R+Remind, you choose an
interval, and the app does the work. A tone unique to each interval sounds at a variable rate so that
you can pause in what you’re doing and reinforce a new behaviour, the lack of a targeted
behaviour, or even an existing behaviour. Perfect in busy classrooms to remind all staff to catch
someone being good.

R+Remind™

Provides software and DVDs for making flash cards, choice boards, visual schedules as well as
other resources and materials to facilitate the use of visual supports.

Silver Linings Multimedia Inc.

Offers a free web-based course introducing parents to respite care. Topics include: what to look
for in a provider, what is respite, what should your respite worker know about your child, how to
put together a respite binder, and more.

The Respite Learning Portal (Disponible en Français) 

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Camp Rotary on Grand Lake is offered to children and adults with physical disabilities as well as
those with developmental disabilities and speech or learning difficulties.