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Learning Disabilities Association of Canada (LDAC)

LDAC is a national non-profit organization that supports people with learning disabilities and attention disorders through advocacy, public education, research, and resources. It works through a network of provincial and local Learning Disabilities Associations across Canada.

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Cost

Free (membership available)

Services offered

Advocacy for people with learning disabilities, public education and awareness, resources for parents and educators, support for screening and assessment, and a network of provincial and local chapters offering direct support.

Who is eligible

People with learning disabilities and ADHD, their families, educators, and professionals. Programs are open to members and the public.

Age groups served

Children (0–12)Youth (13–17)Adults (18–64)

Disability types served

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Last verified August 13, 2026

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