Connecting families to care
Neurodiverse Resource Inc.
We match trained team members to neurodivergent children across Montreal — home, Daycare, school, community, and camp.
OUR SERVICES
Specialized Respite Care
Camp & Community
Specialized Respite Care
We provide specialized respite care for neurodivergent children in the comfort of your home. We support routines, regulation, play, and daily activities, giving families a safe, reliable break while their child is cared for by someone who understands their needs.
1:1 Integration Aids
Camp & Community
Specialized Respite Care
We, support your child at school, & daycare. We help with routines, transitions, communication, emotional regulation, and participation. They work closely with educators and families to ensure your child feels safe, understood, and included throughout their day.
Academic & Life-skill Support
Camp & Community
Camp & Community
We offer specialized tutoring that supports both learning and daily life skills. Our team helps with homework, organization, emotional regulation, and confidence while building skills your child can use at home, at school, and in the community.
Camp & Community
Camp & Community
Camp & Community
We follow your child to the camp or activity of your choice! Our team will help to ensure a successful inclusive camp, and community experiences. We provide one-to-one support and thoughtful planning so neurodivergent children can thrive, participate, feel supported, and enjoy life in a way that works for them.
OUR TEAM
Carefully vetted. Thoughtfully matched.
We are a team of trained professionals and students in related fields—such as Special Care Counselling, Education, Psychology, and Nursing, and more. Each team member, is carefully vetted & matched to your child to provide calm, reliable, and personalized support
School didn’t fit. So let’s build what does.
We're exploring a small, flexible learning community for neurodivergent children ages 6–11 registered for homeschooling through the DEM. We don't have every detail figured out yet — that's intentional. This is a first step to gauge real interest before we build it further. If enough families say yes, this becomes real.