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Hey everyone, October is Community Inclusion Month! With the ongoing response to COVID-19, we are celebrating a little differently this year — check out Kelowna Mayor Colin Basran as he proclaims October Community Inclusion Month, an event that has in past years included the Pathways Inclusion Chain: How are you celebrating Community Inclusion Month this …
Hi all, there is a webinar taking place tomorrow regarding meaningful supports – check out the link for more information. https://www.transcen.org/upcoming-webinar-meaningful-day-services-putting-people-on-pathways-to-success-2122019/?fbclid=IwAR2sR2RePD1bjDfyxxZG9qm8hs3YoWH–XBKEqYd4uu5-zKgKPmyzXMZPr0 Thanks to our colleagues over at The National Leadership Consortium on Developmental Disabilities for passing along this opportunity. Virus-free. www.avast.com
Hi everyone, please see the message below from Charisse (Pathways) – the Kelowna Inclusion Chain and Proclamation will be rescheduled. Stay tuned! Hi, Though we’ve never done it before, due to the unprecedented forecast for tomorrow of heavy rain, lightning an unseasonably cold temperatures, we’ve made the decision to postpone the Inclusion Chain/ Proclamation event …
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With the weather heating up and wildfire season around the corner, the Central Okanagan Emergency Operations has sent around an email for Emergency Preparedness Week. This is taking place May 6 – 12, feel free to pass along the information below! Central Okanagan Emergency Operations: Are you ready? Emergency Preparedness Week (May 6 – 12) …
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Thanks to Charisse at Pathways for passing along this news from Inclusion BC: The provincial government announced plans over the weekend to compensate former residents of Woodlands who had been excluded from a 2010 settlement because they were born after 1974. The government also announced plans to raise settlement amounts to $10,000 for all survivors. …
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Come out and celebrate our Heroes of Diversability on Thusrday, October 12th, from 5 PM – 7 PM with Pathways Abilities Society! See attached poster, and pass along to anyone who may be interested in attending. Heroes-Invite.pdf
Come out and celebrate our Heroes of Diversability on Thusrday, October 12th, from 5 PM – 7 PM with Pathways Abilities Society! See attached poster, and pass along to anyone who may be interested in attending. Heroes-Invite.pdf
Please see below and PDF poster for info on ASL classes through Pathways. For your information. Please feel free to pass on to those who might be interested. Leslie Munro, Pathways Abilities Society ASL-March-2017-Poster.pdf ASL-Basic-March-2017-registration-form.doc
This month’s CLBC Community Council Family Forum topic is “Employment Options for Self-Advocates” presented by self advocates, TIER Support Services, and Pathways Abilities Society. Please remember to RSVP by 4:30pm next Friday, February 24th to Linda Farr (see attached PDF poster). Planning to go? Leave us a comment! February-2017-Employment-poster.pdf
Please see below and PDF poster for info on ASL classes through Pathways. For your information. Please feel free to pass on to those who might be interested. Leslie Munro, Pathways Abilities Society 17 02 14 PAS ASL March 2017 Poster 17 02 14 PAS ASL March 2017 Poster-registration
