Welcome to the Personal Support Networks Newsletter 2015 U.Lab: Transforming Business, Society, and Self Feb 02, 2015 11:52 am | Aaron We’ve formed an interesting little coaching circle to participate in the online course, “U.Lab: Transforming Business, Society, and Self,” with Otto Scharmer. This is a course out of MIT which has attracted about […]
You can now order prescription eyeglasses from Clearly Contacts and the B.C. Ministry of Social Development and Innovations will cover the cost. you can click here to order your prescription eyeglasses from clearly contacts or go to Ministry of Social Development and Innovations Website click on logo ministry logo below to get what […]
Social Development Minister Don McRae has resigned from cabinet, citing a family health concern. McRae, a two-term Liberal MLA from the Comox Valley, said the stress of a family member’s emerging health situation led him to ask Premier Christy Clark if he could be removed from her cabinet. “Professionally, you always try to do all […]
TABLE OF CONTENTS • January 2015 Newsletter • Countdown is on to the 2015 SOBC Winter Games • Raising awareness at World Outlook Financial Conference • LETR Final Leg to kick off 2015 Provincial Games • Draft an Athlete for the 2015 Provincial Games • New video resources for SOBC coaches • SOBC figure skaters […]
A Credo For Support (People 1st version) Norman Kunc & Emma Van der Klift’s video, “A Credo for Suppport” – spoken by members of San Luis Obispo People First.
The Next Chapter Book Club has been very busy since I wrote the first article. We now have three new members who have joined the original five members. We finished our second book “The London Eye Mystery” by Siobhan Dowd. We had Vancouver Public Librarian, Dana Horrocks, come to the group and help us […]
Marie Renaud, executive director of the LoSeCa Foundation, said new rules will result in a housing crisis for people with disabilities (CBC) Provincial housing safety standards will hurt the people with disabilities they’re supposed to protect, says an Edmonton non-profit group. “The damage it will do to individual and families’ lives is horrendous,” said Marie […]
The Riot is about self-advocacy. We offer a newsletter, a blog where self-advocates can share opinions, an online art gallery, toolkits, games and services to help individuals become stronger self-advocates. We cover topics that are important to self-advocates. And we really don’t like silly rules that just keep people down. We are serious about self-advocacy […]
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