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Welcome!
Ability Online is a monitored and secure (the safety of our members is our number one priority) online community that welcomes kids, teens & young adults of all abilities. This supportive and nurturing environment lifts them up when illness or disability threatens to keep them down. And then we help them discover all they are capable of with an assortment of skill building program modules and connections to role models and mentors. Separate sections for different age groups help address transitional needs and challenges. Parents and professionals welcome.
Shining Moments
No spam, no solicitations, no random pop-ups, no bullying -no kidding!
We want to ensure that all of our members have a positive online experience and to do that we screen every registration, have age restricted access, monitor all public forums and chat rooms, and have profanity filters for all areas of the site (public and private). We provide guidance and support when needed - so PARENTS - it's ok to let your children (of all ages) become members. In fact, it's better than ok! Not only will they find relevant information and support, but skill development opportunities as well. And if they forget a book they are reading for school -not to worry -we have an online library just for our members (need to keep your child occupied while you make dinner? Choose a book and have it read to them!).
Help our kids shine!
Help our members accomplish great things! You can make a secure online donation via CanadaHelps.org or you can now text the word ability to 20222 to have a $5 donation added to your monthly cell phone bill -it's that easy! Looking for other ways to donate? Click on "Read more" for other options!
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What's New?
MPP PROMOTES POWER TO THE BULLIED
Ability Online Offers Bully-Bouncing Tools to Kids
Toronto, Ontario– On December 1st, Christine Elliott, MPP for Whitby–Oshawa and Deputy Leader, Official Opposition in Ontario, made a statement in the provincial legislature, recognizing that Saturday, December 3, is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. She added: “This lends itself as a fitting time to highlight the fantastic work Ability Online has been doing for 20 years now, to congratulate them on their successes and the differences they make in people’s lives every day.”
