Here is the latest copy of Great News… check it out and if you want to receive it via email, email Brian and he’ll get you on the list (brian [at] commconn.ca)
E-Learning series: Persons with Developmental Disability who develop Dementia
Please see the link below for a online e-learning opportunity on dementia and support people who live with a disability:
The link is here. Please post your comments. Thanks!
Great News at Community Connections Support Services – July 4, 2014
Here is the latest copy of Great News… check it out and if you want to receive it via email, email Brian and he’ll get you on the list (brian [at] commconn.ca)
Great News at Community Connections Support Services – June 20, 2014
Here is the latest copy of Great News… check it out and if you want to receive it via email, email Brian and he’ll get you on the list (brian [at] commconn.ca)
Maya Angelou 1928-2014
Kelowna: CLBC Information Meeting for Families of Kids in School
COMMUNITY LIVING BC INFORMATION NIGHT
School District 23 will be hosting an information night for parents regarding transition and community services for students.
Carrie Despins from Community Living BC will be discussing various topics pertaining to transition services.
WHEN: Wednesday, May 14, 2014
TIME: 7pm
LOCATION: Hollywood Road Education Services
Please RSVP to Rob Gibbon at rob.gibbon@sd23.bc.ca
Off to El Salvador…!
CanadaCares.org
Hi everyone:
Have you ever checked out the CanadaCares.org website? Here’s a link, some useful information and lots of recognition for the caregivers in our communities.
Check it out!
COPCS Newsletter: March 2014
Exciting Opportunity: Conversations That Matter
We are proud to offer an ongoing subscription to all of our contractors and employees to Conversations That Matter (https://conversationsthatmatter.org). We are really excited to share this opportunity with our home share providers and know that you will enjoy the opportunity to be taught by some of the world leaders in the human services field.
Conversations That Matter is an online convention centre that focuses on training videos geared toward working in the helping professions. As such, internet access is required; if you don’t have it, there might be an opportunity to review the videos at a public venue that has internet access such as a library.
As part of our ongoing training and support efforts, all home share providers are registered for the service. These videos all have questions at the end of each and an opportunity to share your thoughts with us about the content. We’d love it if you took the time to let us know what you think of the videos and are hoping that they’ll generate ideas for future training opportunities and stimulate discussion about the issues that we face in providing supports.
By now, all of our contracted home share providers should have received a e-mail notification of their subscription. Please let your home share coordinator know if you haven’t yet received an invitation.




