How can OAFCCD support you?
OAFCCD may be of assistance if:
- Your child requires speech and language services
- You have been affected by significant delays in service delivery
- You wish to network with other families for support
- You need more information about your child’s communication difficulties
- You are looking for information about available community resources and services in your area
WHAT WE DO
Provincial Advocacy
Provincial Advocacy
Provincial Advocacy
OAFCCD advocates for adequate publicly funded speech and language services and responds to government consultations about speech and language services.
Local Advocacy
Provincial Advocacy
Provincial Advocacy
In addition to advocacy at the provincial level OAFCCD members advocate at the school board level through membership of school board Special Education Advisory Committees, and in community planning for changes to speech and language services. eve optimal well-being.
Parent Support
Provincial Advocacy
Parent Support
We work to provide parents with answers to their questions and provide relevant information as requested.
OAFCCD can also make connections to service providers or support groups.
The resources section of this site has curated content and resources to support parents.
All members also receive regular newsletters containing information and resources.
Join us Today
Provincial Advocacy
Parent Support
Join today and you will:
Receive the newsletters containing information on specific disorders, changes in publicly funded speech and language service provision, and upcoming workshops or conferences for families
Get an invitation to the OAFCCD Annual General Meeting
Receive contact information for OAFCCD volunteers who are involved in plann
Join today and you will:
Receive the newsletters containing information on specific disorders, changes in publicly funded speech and language service provision, and upcoming workshops or conferences for families
Get an invitation to the OAFCCD Annual General Meeting
Receive contact information for OAFCCD volunteers who are involved in planning or advisory organizations in their community for example, school board Special Education Advisory Committee Members (SEAC)