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Ability Online and WQNI to Combat Cyberbullying of Autistic Children With RatedSafe(TM) Child Protection and Parental-Notification Mobile Phone Application
Tue, 2012-04-10 07:31 | by Michelle McClureMPP PROMOTES POWER TO THE BULLIED
Fri, 2011-12-02 05:17 | by Michelle McClureMEDIA RELEASE
For Immediate Release
December 1, 2011
MPP PROMOTES POWER TO THE BULLIED
Ability Online Offers Bully-Bouncing Tools to Kids
ENTERTAINERS BRING HOPE AND INSPIRATION TO SOME VERY SPECIAL KIDS AND KIDS-AT-HEART
Thu, 2010-12-02 15:51 | by AdminNew Ability Online Website is packed full of helpful ideas, practical advice and fun
http://smr.newswire.ca/en/ability-online-support-network/entertainers-bring-hope-and-inspiration
Ability Online’s “Ask Anything Homework Guide” wins Showcase Ontario awards
Mon, 2007-10-01 00:00 | by AdminTORONTO
Ability Online, a free online friendship and skill development network for children and young adults with disabilities and chronic illness, recently won a 2007 Ontario Showcase Merit Award and the prestigious Diamond Award of Excellence for its Ask Anything Homework Guide technology initiative. Showcase Ontario is the largest public sector information technology education event in Canada and attracts participants from across Canada to learn how to serve citizens better through the use of information technology.
Ability Online - Leonardo Da Vinci Award Finalist!
Tue, 2007-05-01 19:56 | by AdminTORONTO
This year, Ability Online was selected as a finalist in the Leonardo Da Vinci awards for innovation and creativity. The awards are given annually to recognize and celebrate those organizations that have created new, useful and positive inventions, developments or improvements to reach new dimensions of performance in Arts, Business, Community, Entrepreneurship and Education. The award ceremony was a part of Creativity Day which celebrates the unlimited creative potential in all of us.
Ability Online Celebrates 15 years with its Volunteers, Sponsors and Patrons
Thu, 2007-02-22 01:00 | by Stephen ScholtzTORONTO
Ability Online holds its annual Recognition Evening and welcomes two new Patrons to the organization
Ability Online, a free online friendship and skill development network for children and young adults with disabilities and chronic illness, tonight celebrates its 15th year of incorporation and hosts its annual Recognition Evening. The organization will also formally introduce its "Ask Anything" Homework Guide program.

