The Kamloops Self-Advocate is a newsletter for people with diverse abilities published by Krystian Shaw. March Edition of The Kamloops Self-Advocate Newsletter is all about. This newsletter is on social inclusion and a band called inclusion. And everything about social inclusion. We promote social inclusion in this newsletter. Click here to read […]
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Many people with diverse abilities are lonely and looking for love. I am a person with a diverse ability who has been looking for a safe website to meet new people. Recently, I found a safe and free website on the internet to make friends or find love. This website […]
The Kamloops Self-Advocate is a newsletter for people with diverse abilities published by Krystian Shaw. Febuary Edition of The Kamloops Self-Advocate Newsletter is all about. On Anti-Bullying-Pink Shirt Day and Valentine’s Day and much more. Click here to read the newsletter: KSA Newsletter February 2015 (1) If you would like […]
The Kamloops Self-Advocate is a newsletter for people with diverse abilities published by Krystian Shaw. Here is the January newsletter about accessibility and some info about myths and facts also about people with disabilities and sexuality also has in this newsletter is all about celebration of life, celebrating everything life has to offer all […]
by Krystian Shaw I wanted a job, and went to Open Door Group hoping to find one, but they couldn’t find me a good fit because my interests are so limited. They felt strongly that I should be doing something that fits my interests but I only liked things to do with the computer. I […]
The Kamloops Self-Advocate is a newsletter for people with diverse abilities published by Krystian Shaw. The November Edition of The Kamloops Self-Advocate Newsletter is all about. Connections/Being Social and Remembrance Day November Click here to read the newsletter: KSA Newsletter November 2014 e-mail version (1) If you would like to contact the […]
by Krystian Shaw I was born mentally challenged, but never really had any serious mental health issues when I was young other then ADHD and anxiety disorder. Medication helped. As I got older and left school, getting involved in change helped turn things around for me. I became less hyper, able to focus […]
