Homeschool Support Groups
Strength from community and collaboration.
Are you feeling alone or isolated? Taking the time to build relationships and connect with other homeschool families is valuable. Strength, friendship, and wonderful learning experiences can be found in the joy and collaboration of a homeschool community. Homeschool groups can be structured or informal, academic or social, event based or year long. Homeschoolers can organize parent support groups, teen social clubs, athletic teams, field trips, conferences and many more creative activities. The key is to find out what is happening in your area and take part.
And, if you can’t find a group in your area, consider starting one. The HSLDA Member site has a Group Start-Up Kit with practical information, legal guidance, and information on insurance options. You may be just the person to grow community and strengthen homeschooling in your area.
Find Community Through Your Provincial Group
Joining your provincial association is a terrific way to get involved in the wider homeschool community, make local contacts, and find out about educational resources in your area. For maximum encouragement and community boost, attend a conference organized by your association.
- Alberta – Alberta Home Education Association
- Saskatchewan – Saskatchewan Home Based Educators
- Manitoba – Manitoba Association of Christian Home Schools
- Ontario – Ontario Christian Home Educators Connection
- Quebec – Association of Christian Parents-Educators of Québec
- New Brunswick – Home Educators of New Brunswick
- Nova Scotia – Nova Scotia Home Education Association
- Prince Edward Island – Homeschooling on PEI Information
- Newfoundland and Labrador – Christian Home Educators of the Avalon
College & Career Guide 2025
Education in the hands of the parent allows for excellent achievements in character building, pursuit of individual interests, and intellectual development. Every parent at any stage of educating their children can use this guide to gain great insight into the various aspects of providing a high-quality education. Learn more and read the digital version at: hslda.ca/cc-guide.