Our Mission

Parent’s Survival Resource & Connection Society (PSRCS) assists Caregivers & Individuals of all ages and communities (such as the Pan-Disabilities Community) by providing essential resources, skills, and connections.

We aim to enhance well-being and mental health, fostering resilience and breaking down barriers to support. Our holistic approach promotes inclusion, growth, and a thriving community for everyone.

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Our Vision

"To build an inclusive community where individuals of all ages, regardless of challenges, have the resources and support they need to thrive, nurture mental health, and grow through connection and resilience."

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Resources & Skills

Your go-to hub for valuable insights, tools, and educational materials tailored to support individuals and families within the Caregiving & Pan-Disability Communities.

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Stay informed with the latest news and events at PSRCS. From information sessions to community meetups, we ensure that you are always in the loop.

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Testimonials

"Instant relief is what you feel as soon as you open this workbook. Just knowing that something like this exists makes you feel heard, seen, and taken care of. It's one of those things you wish you had thought of first, but know that if you had created it, it would not be half as good as this one. "

-Cerebral Palsy Alberta

"Seriously this book needs to be at Doctor offices and phycologists even for people just to look through to get gear wheels turning.
There are so many what to do and where to start after the diagnosis!!! This book hands down is a great place to start! Well done ladies! Wow! Nailed it!
Seriously this would help out a mom not knowing where to start after a diagnosis!!! U need this in the clinic! Pediatric clinic! Children’s hospital gift shop"

-Tamara Canada

"I am a mother of a high functioning autistic son. When I was going through diagnosis with my son, 29 years ago, I did feel like I was the only one. There was not very much information out there for parents back then. This workbook is very important for parents to accept and cope with their child's special needs. Thank you to the authors of this workbook for their initiative to get it out to the public."

-Denice Vandale Rayburn

When I booked my first online meeting, I was really in a bad place. My son was almost kicked out of the daycare, his behaviors were getting worse from his meds. But after my first meeting, I know nothing had changed, but I felt a ray of hope that, its gonna be ok. I think that's the best way to describe my experience with the Parent's Survival team.

- Lots of Love. Femila