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At Resources, we regularly partner with and promote events and news from the many collaborative agencies we work alongside. We understand how important timely information and opportunities are to the families, youth and children and child care centers we support. Though this page, we aim to share meaningful connections to events, educational opportunities, and more.
New updates are added regularly – check back often!
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Enhance your knowledge and skills on children with special needs
Enhance your knowledge and skills to provide the highest quality of care for children with special needs and their families at this two-day conference. Keynote presentations on precision health and the evolving genetics of cerebral palsy delivered by Dr. Evdokia Anagnostou and Dr. Darcy Fehlings. Plenary sessions covering ADHD, Rett Syndrome, feeding and sleep disorders, and more. Workshops exploring ARFID, spasticity management, and early CP diagnosis.
DATE: December 4 – 5, 2025
WHERE: Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Institute
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Grade 5s in Durham benefit from free Action Pass
Only 39% of youth in Canada meet the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day? Youth tend to reduce their physical activity after passing Grade 5.
To counter that, municipalities in Durham offer the Grade 5 Action Pass! This pass gives grade 5 students free access to various physical programs in Durham.
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2025 Fall GROW Newsletter
As the children head back to school, the colour of autumn is settling in.
We are excited to announce that the 2025 Fall GROW Newsletter is now live!
Take a minute to check out the great training opportunities offered this fall.
Oshawa Community Hockey League (OCHL)
Development in Strides is a specialized hockey program developed by the Oshawa Community Hockey League (OCHL) to introduce children aged 6 to 10 with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to the sport of hockey. The program is thoughtfully designed to provide a supportive environment where participants can build hockey skills, social interaction, and self-confidence.
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Become a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) in Durham Region
Early Childhood Educators (ECE) play an important role in helping to create a high-quality early learning and child care system that is inclusive for all families.
This is an exciting time to become a Registered ECE because, as child care costs go down, it is expected that more families will access these services. A growing system needs a growing skilled workforce. If you’re interested in earning an ECE diploma and becoming a RECE, financial help is available.
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Grade 5s in Durham benefit from free Action Pass
Only 39% of youth in Canada meet the recommended 60 minutes of physical activity per day? Youth tend to reduce their physical activity after passing Grade 5.
To counter that, municipalities in Durham offer the Grade 5 Action Pass! This pass gives grade 5 students free access to various physical programs in Durham.
Learn More
2025 Fall GROW Newsletter
As the children head back to school, the colour of autumn is settling in.
We are excited to announce that the 2025 Fall GROW Newsletter is now live!
Take a minute to check out the great training opportunities offered this fall.
Oshawa Community Hockey League (OCHL)
Development in Strides is a specialized hockey program developed by the Oshawa Community Hockey League (OCHL) to introduce children aged 6 to 10 with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to the sport of hockey. The program is thoughtfully designed to provide a supportive environment where participants can build hockey skills, social interaction, and self-confidence.
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“I thank you sooo much for being one of those angels by making sure things happens for my child. You might humble yourself and say it is just your job but no, I’ve seen and felt your fight and all you put in and ensure my child gets what he needs and forever I am filled with gratitude for you and so happy that you are the person to be a part of helping my child lay a solid foundation and being the amazing person I have no doubt they will be.”
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