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Inside the Black Caregiving Experience. In this deeply insightful episode of A Time to Talk, host Michelle Jobin sits down with Sherron and Clovis Grant, founders of Sawubona Africentric Circle of Support. Together, they explore the unique challenges Black caregivers face in Ontario, from systemic barriers to microagressions in schools and healthcare.

Clovis Grant still doing ‘that heavy lifting’ of equity work at York Region charity serving homeless and at-risk youth.

What We Learned Together

Canadian Caregiving Summit in Ottawa

Tune in to the ninth episode of Season 2 of the Community Chats Podcast, featuring Sherron Grant, parent, advocate, and co-founder of Sawubona, in conversation with Brad Saunders, CEO of Community Living Toronto.

Empowered Kids Ontario awards Sherron and Clovis the Tribute Award honouring individuals, teams, and organizations that are changing the lives of Ontario kids with disabilities and developmental needs, supporting their caregivers, and working unrelentingly to make Ontario communities more inclusive and accessible.

Season 5 Episode 2: Navigating the Challenges of Autism Care as a Black Caregiver

A podcast about caregiving. Episode #5 features our co-founders Clovis and Sherron Grant.

A podcast talking about Sawubona and its impact on families and community.

Met Radio's Donovan Lacroxi interviews founders of Sawubona. Sawubona is an afrocentric group providing services to families of African descent who have a caregiver or a parent with a disability.

Sherron Grant, Executive Director of Sawubona, was featured in the Spring 2024 edition of Autism Matters Magazine for winning the Volunteer Award

Mother fights anti-Black bias in autistic daughter's care.

Down: Canada's Black Caregivers

Clovis and Sherron are the co-founders of Sawubona Africentric Circle of Support, an organization dedicated to helping Black families get the resources they need to support loved ones who live with a disability.

BLACK AND DISABLED. Two adjectives that are not often used simultaneously in a sentence, but a lived reality that must be acknowledged and responded to ap- propriately. Living with a disability.

Supporting Racialized Families of Children with Disabilities ft. Sherron Grant. This episode is also available on Apple Music, Spotify, and iHeart Radio.

Stepping Up to the Plate - "I am not a hero. I am a Black father" (Spring 2022)

February and Forever, Celebrating Black History Today and Everyday

School Strategies and Resources

The Black Parent Support Group (BPSG) - A Response to the Isolation of a Pandemic (Summer 2021)