Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada
The last time CADDAC posted on this topic was October of 2017 so we thought that it was long past time for some up-dates. Also, some new issues have arisen that may be of interest to you. Bioequivalency CADDAC met with Health Canada to share feedback on issues with some ADHD generics prior to their…
This is a follow-up on an earlier post that informed you that CADDAC and CADDRA sent a joint letter to Senator Munson and Minister Lebouthillier in early February of this year, stating that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) appears to be restricting access to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) for those impaired by Attention Hyperactivity…
On May the 6th CADDAC posted on our blog and sent a mass mail out alerting those interested in ADHD about the BC Standing Committee of Children and Youth’s public consultation on the assessment and eligibility process of children and youth with neuro-diverse special needs. There is a deadline of June 7th to submit written…
Dear Mister MacLeod, I am reaching out to you through this e-mail on behalf of the Centre for ADHD Awareness, Canada, or CADDAC. We represent countless Ontario families that we hear from daily, who struggle with the lack of recognition of ADHD and therefore services for this disability in Ontario. We applaud your Ministry for…
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to have your voice heard by the Ontario Government on ADHD issues that affect your family. Minister Lisa McLeod, the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services, recently informed the public that the Ontario Government is open to also hearing from families of children with other disabilities through…