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Our Team

Office Staff

Aneesh SasikumarExecutive Director

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Richard StockTutoring Coordinator

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Abigail MarshallTutoring Coordination Assistant

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Margie ElmsTutoring Coordination Assistant

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Nick HenderLD Advocate

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Edie DunphyEducation and Advocacy Director

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Manisha BishopMarketing and Outreach Coordinator

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Charan BodduTutoring Coordination Assistant

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Quazi NafisProject SEEDS Screening Administrator

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Jen d’EonAssistive Technology Coordinator

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Karen NelsonOffice Manager

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Sophie BartlettProject Coordinator: SEEDS

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Christopher NewellTutoring Coordination Assistant

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Patricia HammondProject SEEDS Screening Administrator

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Board of Directors

Lynn Green (Chair)

SueAnn Thistle

Lori Clarke

Rebecca Thistle

Allison Noseworthy

Dr. Sandra Luscombe

Matthew Jacobs

Minister Howell Recognizes LDANL Adult Literacy Initiative

The Honourable Krista Lynn Howell, Minister of Education read a statement in the House of Assembly, appreciating LDANL's Adult Literacy Support initiative.

LDANL thanks the minister and the Department of Education for supporting the learning disabilities community in the province!
Tutors Needed!

LDANL is recruiting tutors for various projects designed to support K-12 and adult learners who want to improve their academic skills. The tutors will help learners in Reading and/or Math using a provided curriculum.

Click the link for details.
Check out this interview to learn about our tutoring programs

Check out our Executive Director, Aneesh Sasikumar's interview with Krissy Holmes (CBC St John's Morning Show) to learn more about our tutoring programs and other services.
LDANL is committed to support rural NL!

Thanks to CBC Newfoundland Morning for the interview with our Executive Director, Aneesh Sasikumar. He talks about the success of our tutoring programs and the specific supports available for vulnerable populations and those who reside in rural and remote parts of the province.
Government of Canada announces improved financial supports for students with disabilities

A post-secondary education, such as a trade school, college, polytechnic or university, is essential to the future career and long-term success to which students, including students with disabilities, aspire... Click to view more!

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