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Halloween village in Surrey pushes for accessible trick-or-treating for all ctvnews.ca/vancouver/article…
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We are pleased to share our 2024-2025 Annual Report and are grateful for the ongoing connections with community, government and university partners who are important members of our research community.
Read the report at bit.ly/4m4ZD4T
Visit us at ciic.ubc.ca

ALT A man and 2 women representing the Canadian Institute for Inclusion and Citizenship (Tim Stainton, Jo-Anne Gauthier, Rachelle Hole) standing beside each other in front of United Nations banners, smiling and holding the Renate Shear Award bust and plaque presented by the United Nations Association in Canada, Vancouver Branch.
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CBC is looking for youth 11-16 with disabilities to help make content more relevant and accessible to people with disabilities
Participants will share their thoughts and ideas about news and digital accessibility with a group of CBC journalists #bced
cbc.ca/kidsnews/post/are-you…
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Want to make a real difference? Become a part of the AiMHi Home Share Family! Supplement your income and your heart💙 To Find out more call Robin, Ron or Baillie Monday thru Friday 9am -4:30pm at 250 564 6408.#AiMHiHomesharing
Thanks for your incredible leadership Neil! You have left CLBC and the IAC in a much better place!
Yesterday, after several years, I participated in my last official meeting, as Chair of @clbc_connect's Indigenous Advisory Committee (IAC).
The IAC has done significant work towards the advancement of Indigenous services and reconciliation within CLBC and British Columbia, and will continue to do great things as it moves forward!
I would like to recognize and thank the IAC members for their unwavering passion and dedication, the CLBC Indigenous Relations Team, CLBC Chair @ShaneLSimpson and CLBC CEO @RossChilton, Joanne, Jennifer, Frankie, and countless others, for their partnership, kinship and collaboration over the years!
CLBC provides vital support and services to adults with development/intellectual disabilities, and their families, and I am proud to have had the opportunity to be a small part of that great and much needed work.
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the harm done by 🍊 and 🤡 today in the White House — to freedom in Ukraine and in the world — is incalculable.
in abusing Zelensky, they showed that they can’t be respected or trusted by ANYONE. #TraitorTrump
dark day in America. 😔 💔
RT if you support Ukraine. #SlavaUkraini 🇺🇦
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Pre-employment training ➡ Paid work experience
The next CAN-STEP cohort in #Vancouver starts Mar 24!
Apply now & meet with our facilitators to see if our Skills Training Employment Program is a fit for you!
For #Autistic job seekers (16+) | canucksautism.ca/step
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CLBC's Kootenay Community Council is looking for volunteers to help grow a stronger, more inclusive community. Joining a Community Council is a great way to make a difference, meet new people and help create inclusive communities for everyone. Learn more: ow.ly/hbIk50UAM84
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The first AiMHi bike sale of 2025 will be January 18th from 11am -2pm at our donation station at 1000 1st avenue.#AiMHibikesale
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🎉 Happy New Year from the RDSP Navigators at BCANDS! 🎉
New year, new goals! Let us help you navigate the Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) process and access supports for every step of the way. 💡
Contact us today for support! 📞 #RDSP #BCANDS #DisabilitySupport
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We are excited to showcase our Autism Acceptance Jerseys designed by Lucas Gates for Autism Acceptance Game on Sunday, Jan. 12.
These specially designed jerseys were created by Lucas Gates, a talented individual on the autism spectrum.
And thanks to all the fabulous Lookout employees that work hard each day to make a difference.
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Home Share programs are a necessity, but hard to find in a competitive housing market like Vancouver. If you have space in your home and a desire to foster inclusivity, maybe home-sharing is for you. develop.bc.ca/home-share-in-…
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Join the CAN team this Winter!
We're #hiring P/T support workers & swim coaches across #MetroVancouver & #FraserValley!
If you have a passion for community rec & inclusion, we want to hear from you.
👉canucksautism.ca/jobs
Thanks for inviting us!
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In the Tri-Cities there are motivated, and reliable individuals that can provide much value to employers. Hiring people with developmental disabilities creates increased customer loyalty, job satisfaction, and a diverse workforce. #disabilityinclusion #employees
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Nominations are open until Nov. 18 for the 1st annual Home Sharing Provider Awards presented by the Home Sharing Support Society BC to celebrate the exceptional services of home sharing providers across BC.
Learn more and nominate here: ow.ly/Is9w50U3BFB
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