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The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership presents a six session Foodpreneur Advantage Start-up Seminar series from August 20 to September 24, 2026, covering compliance, sales, pricing, marketing, food safety, and packaging. Register through the official page to sign up for single sessions or the entire series. These sessions are structured to give practical, business ready skills for launching and growing a food product.
Tourism Sarnia-Lambton and the Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership are offering a complimentary Content With Intent workshop for tourism businesses in Lambton County on Thursday, August 27 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM in the Gateway Room in Sarnia. The session covers content planning, audience targeting, stronger calls to action, and practical ways to incorporate AI, and registration is free via the linked form.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County offers an in depth resource on adult learning disabilities covering success skills, communication, social and emotional supports, and postsecondary preparation. The guidance includes concrete strategies for self advocacy, a checklist of accommodations like extended test time and assistive technologies, and practical tips for workplace and campus success. Visit the LDAO resource page to read the full articles and linked references.
LD@work from the Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County offers work focused supports including Job Fit and SOAR workbooks plus tailored accessibility and inclusion consulting for employers. The program emphasizes self advocacy, career planning, accommodations, and tools such as assistive technology and financial literacy modules to help adults with learning disabilities and ADHD succeed at work. Visit the LD@work page to learn more and book a consult.
LD@learning is the Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County’s online learning platform offering self paced courses and workshops for educators, professionals, families, and others who support people with learning disabilities and ADHD. Topics include IEPs, accommodations, executive functioning, literacy and numeracy, and some courses offer facilitated learning and Certificates of Completion. Check the LD@learning page for current offerings, registration steps, and fee and refund details.
Partnering with Schools for Student Success is an online seven unit course from LDAO that helps parents and professionals learn advocacy, IEP collaboration, and negotiation skills. Moderated by staff from the Child Development Institute and LDAO, the program offers a Certificate of Completion option for participants who submit assignments, with units released weekly over seven weeks.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County offers a suite of professional development programs including LD@learning, LD@school, LD@work, LD@home, and LD@shop. These resources provide practical, self paced courses, classroom ready strategies for educators, and workplace tools such as Job Fit and Some Assembly Required SOAR, all available through https://www.ldao.ca.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County offers a suite of practical programs for educators, families, job seekers, and employers, including LD@learning courses, LD@school classroom resources, LD@work workplace tools, LD@home family supports, and LD@shop for purchasing materials. The resources emphasize evidence informed strategies and real world application; visit http://www.ldao.ca/ for more information.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County links to LDAO online workshops, LD@work career resources, LD@home family tools, and chapter programming, all accessible from anywhere in Ontario. Some self paced workshops offer Certificates of Completion and registration is required to receive login credentials at https://www.ldao.ca/resources/.
The Learning Disabilities Association of Lambton County has published a special edition LDAO Snapshot that compiles free resources from LD@school and TA@l’école to support IEP planning and Universal Design for Learning. The collection includes practical tools for differentiated instruction, assistive technology, and self paced professional learning on reading development and foundational understanding of learning disabilities and ADHD.
LDAO is hosting two virtual professional learning events in August 2026: Colloque on August 11 to 12, and the Educators' Institute on August 18 to 19. Both are two half day sessions focused on classroom ready strategies for supporting students with learning disabilities and ADHD; early bird general registration is $150 with promo codes available and school boards may offer complimentary access through Expressions of Interest.
LDAO packages a suite of professional development resources for educators, support staff, employers, families, and learners. Visit LD@learning for self paced courses, LD@school for classroom strategies, LD@work for workplace tools, and LD@shop to purchase courses and materials at http://www.ldao.ca.
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