Once again, COPCS is providing a free workshop to home share providers. It’s in Kelowna on May 30, 2014, entitled “Health & Well-Being in Developmental Disabilities”
Please find the poster here. Thanks COPCS!
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Once again, COPCS is providing a free workshop to home share providers. It’s in Kelowna on May 30, 2014, entitled “Health & Well-Being in Developmental Disabilities”
Please find the poster here. Thanks COPCS!
Darren and the crew organized a day helping out Pathways Ability Society. They bought a place out in our neighbourhood and so a group got together to paint a bunch of rooms in their new space.
Thanks everybody who participated in welcoming Pathways to Rutland and working together to achieve something great.
From the CCSW Program at Selkirk College in Castlegar:
Join us for an ExtraOrdinary Tea Party on Friday, March 28 in the main pit area from 12:00 noon to 2:00 pm. The Selkirk College Classroom and Community Support Worker class from Castlegar is hosting “Your Story: An ExtraOrdinary Tea Party”.Everyone has a story! And the stories of those who move through the world differently are amazing to hear, to learn from, and to share. This annual event, planned by CCSW students, promotes awareness about living with diverse abilities, and helps to create more inclusive communities. Join us for fun, refreshments, music, simulations, alternative art activities, and surprises for all to enjoy!
For more information feel free to message us on the Classroom & Community Support Workers at Selkirk College Facebook page. Or check out the event on the Selkirk College website at https://selkirk.ca/event/
extraordinary-tea-party-ccs w-program . Or give Jane Green a call at (1).250.365.1252.Hope to see you there!The Classroom and Community Support Worker Class of 2014
Cheers to Darren and the crew who organized a volunteer day at the Kelowna Gospel Mission. Looks like a great time was had by all. You can find the newspaper ad with some more photos here.
Thanks!
Hi everyone:
Here’s the poster for the CLBC/ Community Living Council annual Christmas party. Please see it for all the details.
From the notice we had passed along from PLAN Okanagan:
Just a reminder that next Thursday, November 28th is PLAN Okanagan’s AGM, followed by the regular Families to Families Group, with a little twist, we will be having an early Christmas social after the AGM.
We believe the greatest collective knowledge in the community is held within families It’s this knowledge, passion, and strength that drives PLAN Okanagan and our Families to Families Group.Are you interested in joining our team? are you interested in connecting with other families?
If you or someone you know would like to know more about PLAN Okanagan, our Families to Families Group, our workshops, events, and what we have to offer, please join us next Thursday night, November 28th at 6:30 p.m (at the below address*). The AGM is a fairly short meeting before the social. Looking forward to seeing you Thursday.* Parking is limited, please park at or near Elm St East and Braemar Street and use the walkway access to the office (the Provision Resources Day Program house. Further information, please feel free to contact us at the number below)
Mary
Hey Everyone:
Thanks to the gang at the Central Okanagan Professional Caregivers Society for their latest newsletter. You can find it here.
The gang at COPCS is having a Christmas get together for Home Share Providers. It’s on Saturday, Dec 7 and all the details are here (Poster).
CLBC is sponsoring an opportunity to meet Dr. Robert Schalock in Kelowna as part of the IncludeMe! quality of life initiative. This is a great opportunity to meet one of the leaders in the human service field.
more information can be found in the poster here
COPCS has generously created these training opportunities for Kelowna area Home Share Providers:
Please check out the poster for more information.
For more information on COPCS, please check out their website.