Increasing numbers of adults with a Learning Disability are entering a post secondary institution. A marked difference between areas of expertise and areas of difficulty is a signal that a disability may exist. One student may demonstrate problems in only one specific area, while another will have difficulties in several. The adult with a learning disability can compensate for his or her disability by seeking help through peer support, tutors, mental strategies and technological devices. Services vary from region to region, but each centre provides information on local resources and facilities, which can be of benefit to you.
Many centres have a resource library and offer access to volunteer help and support.
You will find their addresses below.