The focus is on skills development especially in the areas of self-advocacy and academic skills. Services provided to students who have a physical, sensory or learning disability, mental health disorder, acquired brain injury or chronic health condition. A disability or health condition can be visible or hidden. Information disclosed is confidential and is only communicated outside the service with a student's permission. Where appropriate, students may then be referred to one of the professionals on staff such as the Adaptive Equipment Coordinator, Learning Disability Specialist or Occupational Therapist to establish strategies and determine appropriate accommodations.
Hours change in summer.