| Community Access Program |
The CAP program allows members and anyone from the public to free access to computers and the Internet along with hands on training. Internet and computer training in group formats is also available. The computer room is barrier-free and complete with three computers, the latest office software, printers, scanner and loads of adaptive software and hardware. These computers are for everyone. |
| Computer Training |
Independent Living Sudbury Manitoulin offers computer training on a variety of topics. One-on-one lessons are also available for a nominal fee. |
| Individual Advocacy |
This program promotes the development of self-advocacy skills so that people can reach their own solutions to their problems based on information or skills they have acquired. |
| Information and Referral |
This program provides information about all ILSM services to people with disabilities, agencies and the general public. People can telephone, write, drop-in, or fax the Centre to request information. Specialized equipment training such as a Brailler or a Kurzweil Personal Reader is also available. |
| Neil Squire Society Distance Learning Program |
This grouping of four separate programs is based on a small formal peer support format. Courses include Program Overview and Assessments, Personal Wellness, Career Development, and Employment Liaison and Work Experience. |
| Peer Support and Interaction |
This program is based on the philosophy that people in similar situations can be of great benefit to each other. A peer is someone who has directly experienced a disability and who can share their personal stories with others in similar situations. A peer understands and can relate to the feelings and barriers faced by people with disabilities.
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