LDAB Definition
Learning Disabilities Association of British Columbia (LDAB) is the leading provincial nonprofit that supports people with learning disabilities and their families.
It provides advocacy, resources, and training to create inclusive schools, workplaces, and communities across British Columbia.
What LDAB Stands For
Core Mission
LDAB champions equal opportunity for individuals who learn differently.
Its mission is to dismantle systemic barriers in education, employment, and daily life.
Vision Statement
LDAB envisions a province where every person with a learning disability can thrive without stigma or exclusion.
This vision fuels its policy work, public outreach, and community programs.
Key Services Provided
Individual Advocacy
Staff and trained volunteers accompany parents to school meetings to ensure Individual Education Plans (IEPs) are fair and actionable.
They clarify legal rights and translate jargon into plain language so families can advocate confidently.
Systemic Advocacy
LDAB meets with school boards and provincial ministries to push for curriculum adjustments and funding parity.
It files briefs and participates in public consultations that shape inclusive education policy.
Resource Library
Members gain access to an online collection of tool