Montreal Centre for Learning Disabilities | We defend the rights of children and adults with learning disabilities/ADHD.

Winter Programs for Parents and Youth

AQUA K.I.D.S PROGRAM 2018

Session begins on Friday, October 5th, 2018

Adult LD Employment Program & Adult LD Support Group

Our programs aid adults with learning disabilities to understand & cope with LD, job skills, writing a CV, the interview process, communication skills, support and more.
Where:
Queen Elizabeth Health Center
Contact Desiree Chaker at
(514) 488-8989
Monday & Friday

GET APPy2

JOIN US FOR GET APPy2 WORKSHOPS
Apps you can use for writing, math, communication and other high school activities!
Friday November 2, Workshop 1
Saturday November 3, Workshop 2

MCLD Animation Short

A beautifully told story from the point of view of a family who must deal with learning disabilities, told in an unexpected way. Topics of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Dyslexia are covered from the family point of view.

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SEE OUR PAST EVENTS
From Dr. Gordon Neufeld to
our Parent Conferences
> View Photo Album

LUCKY HARVEST FAMILY DAY

This year MCLD was proud to host a special Family Day for our members to kick off the summer.

Welcome to Montreal Centre for Learning Disabilities

MCLD is a is a charitable organization that aims to disseminate information, promote awareness and provide innovative services and programs to the English speaking community in Montreal. Working for and with children, parents, individuals and families dealing with learning disabilities, ADHD and Mild ASD . MCLD has been providing support through information, referrals, programming and advocacy since the 1960’s.

Since one of our main goals is to disseminate information, we are pleased to present PERSPECTIVES! Each month, you will be able to access articles related to Learning Disabilities, ADHD and Mild ASD , written by various specialists, students and parents from Montreal’s English community. Also, by liking our facebook page, you will be able to gain access to the most up to date information, available resources and thoughts of inspiration.

Learning Disabilities

1 in 10 Canadians has a learning disability. A person can be of average or above-average intelligence, not have any major sensory problems (like a hearing impairment), and yet struggle to keep up with people of the same age in learning and regular functioning.