Monthly Archives: April 2016

Andrea’s Journey to Employment

In September of 2013 I joined the EPIC Program with Abbotsford Community Services. I had not worked in 5 years prior to that. I had little success with previous employers and employment programs. I was nervous and anxious to start with when I came to EPIC but I was determined to see it through and to find […]

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My Story!!

My name is Bev Johnson. I was born and raised in Nelson BC. I am very active in the community and has held many different jobs as well as taken a course at Selkirk College in the cooking program which has led me to the current position at a hot lunch program provided by a […]

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Self-Advocate Led Employment Training in the North

Hi, it’s David Johnston, Self-Advocate Employment Trainer from www.selfadvocate.ca , reporting back on my recent speaking tour in Dawson Creek and Prince George.  I have been practicing for a long time and finally had the chance to share my presentation called Passion to Purpose. My tour started in Dawson Creek on March 2nd and there […]

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Government provides Compass Cards to BC Bus Pass holders

Government is taking action to ensure that everyone who holds a BC Bus Pass will continue to have access to public transit systems across the province now that TransLink is closing its fare gates. There are about 100,000 people who have a subsidized BC Bus Pass and almost 80% of them live within the TransLink […]

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The Kamloops Self Advocates Newsletter April 2016 Edition

The Kamloops Self-Advocate is a newsletter for people with diverse abilities published by Krystian Shaw.     April Edition  KSA  Newsletter 2016 contains     This month’s theme Welcome to April everyone! Readers and contributors: I would welcome your spring stories and what you are looking forward to this spring. Get involved in being in […]

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