KW Habilitation

KW Habilitation A good life is fostered through early learning supports

KW Habilitation is a local not-for-profit organization that provides a wide range of individualized services and supports to children with any special need and adults with developmental disabilities. VALUES / SERVICE PRINCIPLES
The fundamental beliefs that guide the actions and decisions of K-W Habilitation Services are reflected in the following value statements:

Equality and Choices
We treat e

ach person with respect and recognize their rights, choices and contributions. Inclusion and Community Participation
We are committed to promoting inclusion through public awareness and community participation. Collaboration and Partnerships
We value collaboration and promote effective partnerships that enable the community to share in the responsibility of ensuring participation for everyone. Leadership and Excellence
We believe that dynamic leadership, continuous learning and innovation are essential to achieving excellence. Integrity and Accountability
We embrace the values of fairness and honesty in all that we do to ensure our integrity and accountability.

Spaces are still available in some great activities and classes happening this summer at LEG Up! Join the team to:> Writ...
06/23/2026

Spaces are still available in some great activities and classes happening this summer at LEG Up! Join the team to:

> Write a Summer Song
> Make a No-Bake Banana Split Cake
> DIY Caramel Popcorn
> Make Summer Vegetable Tarts and Salad
> Have Yahtzee Tournament
> Make Beach Glass & Sea Shell Jewelry

Visit the KW Habilitation Marketplace to sign up today!! http://kwhabmarketplace.ca

LEG Up! is a learning and skill-building program that provides education and training for adults who benefit from a supportive, engaging and interactive style of learning. If that sounds like you, we hope you'll join us.

There's so much coming up at KW Habilitation! Fun, connection, and community...all coming your way 🎉Join KW Habilitation...
06/22/2026

There's so much coming up at KW Habilitation! Fun, connection, and community...all coming your way 🎉

Join KW Habilitation for:
🎱 BINGO
🎤 Sing-Alongs
🎮 Games at The Hangout
🎹 Music Therapy
🕹 Arcade Takeover

…and more!

Most events are free or low-cost
📍 Locations, dates and times vary...check the details in each slide!

Where Community Happens!

06/12/2026

It’s been a fantastic day at Rebel Creek Golf Club with so much fun happening on the course!!! Thanks to all our golfers, sponsors and volunteers for making this an event to remember!!

Today’s the day! ⛳️ See you on the course! A HUGE thank you to all our amazing sponsors...we couldn’t do this without yo...
06/12/2026

Today’s the day! ⛳️ See you on the course! A HUGE thank you to all our amazing sponsors...we couldn’t do this without you.

We’re just one day away from our golf tournament and couldn’t be more excited! ⛳️A huge thank you to our incredible spon...
06/11/2026

We’re just one day away from our golf tournament and couldn’t be more excited! ⛳️

A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors for making this event possible. Your support means so much and helps ensure tomorrow is a fantastic day on the course. Share some gratitude from our Platinum Sponsors in the comments!

🎮 Arcade Takeover: UNLIMITED PLAY (Round 2!)We had so much fun in May, we’re doing it again! 🙌Join us Tuesday, June 30 f...
06/08/2026

🎮 Arcade Takeover: UNLIMITED PLAY (Round 2!)

We had so much fun in May, we’re doing it again! 🙌

Join us Tuesday, June 30 from 12:00–2:00 PM at AOK Craft Beer + Arcade (165 King St. W, Kitchener) for another afternoon of nonstop gaming.

For just $5, enjoy unlimited play for two hours—from pinball to Pac‑Man and everything in between.

Grab your pass through the KW Habilitation Marketplace and get ready to play your heart out 🎉

👉 Purchase your unlimited play pass here: https://kwhabmarketplace.ca/product/arcade-takeover/

The final sessions of the Global Leadership Exchange brought powerful insights on reform, leadership, and the work ahead...
06/05/2026

The final sessions of the Global Leadership Exchange brought powerful insights on reform, leadership, and the work ahead.

We heard from Eddie Bartnik, Maria Medioli, and Tricia Murray on the Nova Scotia Human Rights Remedy and the progress being made in disability reform, cultural change, and implementation at a provincial level.

The keynote panel, The Future is Now, challenged us to think about succession planning, adaptive leadership, and how to lead through complexity, with perspectives from Ronelle Baker, Rt Hon Paul Burstow, Dakota McGovern, and Jonny Morris, moderated by Dr. Joss Reimer.

Closing reflections from Keenan Bird, Audrey Joyal, and Joanne Mills grounded the week in both learning and action.

This week reinforced that collaboration accelerates impact, inclusion strengthens outcomes, and leadership is about mobilizing collective solutions.

Thank you to the organizers, partners, and participants for creating a space where ideas can move into action.

It's the final day of the Global Leadership Exchange network meeting and we are energized and ready for another transfor...
06/05/2026

It's the final day of the Global Leadership Exchange network meeting and we are energized and ready for another transformative day of learning, connection, and shared insight.

Pictured here are many of the Toronto Match participants, global leaders who have come together to exchange ideas, challenge perspectives, and learn from one another.

Grateful to be part of a space where collaboration, lived experience, and innovation come together to help shape more inclusive systems and stronger communities.



Photo: Ann Bilodeau, Cherylyn Sawatzky, Ann-Marie Binetti, Charlie McMillan, Holly Duff, Peter Kruithof, Jamie Russell, Tim Keilt, Suzanne Willen, Katie Peacock, Christine Kuepfer, and Rachael Hall

Yesterday, the Global Leadership Exchange main event in Ottawa opened with powerful remarks from:• The Honourable Marjor...
06/05/2026

Yesterday, the Global Leadership Exchange main event in Ottawa opened with powerful remarks from:
• The Honourable Marjorie Michel, Federal Minister of Health
• Natan Obed, President of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami
• Victoria Pruden, President of the Métis National Council

Their words grounded the conversation in leadership, culture, and the importance of inclusion across communities. We also heard a moving keynote from Sandra Pronteau, who shared her lived experience as a survivor of the Sixties Scoop and as a person with a disability. Her story reflected on reconnecting with her culture and witnessing inclusion in action, reminding us that identity is multifaceted and shaped by belonging, community, and opportunity.

Grateful to be part of these important conversations that continue to challenge, inspire, and move us toward more inclusive systems for all.

Gorgeous day today at our farm with an amazing group of volunteers! Thank you so much to the team from Definity for all ...
06/04/2026

Gorgeous day today at our farm with an amazing group of volunteers! Thank you so much to the team from Definity for all the hard work they did digging, weeding and moving compost! We can't do this work without volunteers and we are so glad to have you back on the farm for another season!

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99 Ottawa Street South
Kitchener, ON
N2G3S8

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