Vision: a Winnipeg where people with an intellectual disability & their families are valued equally and are able to participate fully in all aspects of society.
We look forward to participating in the #DWC2023 Conference!
On Nov 29, join the panel, “Progressing in Your Career: From Pre-Employment to Career Advancement,” ft. perspectives from self-advocates and from experts at @RWAWorks, @Sinneave & @LiveWorkPlay!
https://t.co/2zzTCTThIv
Bill C-22 has now received Royal Assent and becomes law by "written declaration" by the Governor General.
See video of the Royal Assent process which took place earlier this evening in the Senate Chamber.
Another historic day for people with disabilities.
Two years ago, we launched the Community Tools Project in collaboration with @Inclusion_Wpg. Today, we're excited to share this valuable resource with you again. Our user-friendly guide to communication tools in Winnipeg empowers individuals with disabilities and communication difficulties, along with their support networks. It's also a valuable reference for first responders during emergencies.
Explore this video, reviewing the guide's contents and highlighting communication tools in the Winnipeg community. Refresh your knowledge, increase awareness, and enhance your confidence in effective communication and engagement.
Download the guide in English: https://t.co/UAokJ9JQNY
Download the guide in French: https://t.co/jyQk0MPSYg
We also have physical copies available, and you can coordinate with us through our inbox if you prefer one.
@cityofwinnipeg @UFFW867 @wpgpolice @RedCrossMB @redcrosscanada
PRESS RELEASE: HISTORIC HUMAN RIGHTS AGREEMENT FOR NOVA SCOTIANS WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES & THEIR FAMILIES
Inclusion Canada celebrates the #NS govt’s commitment today to address human rights violations against people with disabilities.
https://t.co/g9uo5jmumS
4/ Equal access to health care and social services to meet Manitoba's obligations to the Human Rights Code.
5/ Plain language in all government publications. NO MORE ACRONYMS.
6/ Pressure the City of Winnipeg to clear sidewalks!
The Family Advocacy Network of Manitoba, along with the 120 Maryland Group and with support from the Province of Manitoba will be hosting another event on January 28th in Winnipeg. Check it out!
On Friday, Barrier-Free Manitoba shared a Report Card with the Minister responsible for Accessibility on the Province's performance thus far in implementing the Accessibility for Manitobans Act. You can find out full Report Card here: https://t.co/JKS13kERhq
We encourage disability, human rights and other organizations / groups to follow suit and join us, @aclmanitoba and numerous other organizations across Canada in assuring your members that they will never be offered MAiD as an alternative necessary supports and services.
We're #hiring a Training & Development Facilitator to join our Corporate Education team to create engaging, accessible, and effective educational opportunities for St.Amant staff, volunteers, and community members.
Apply now: https://t.co/KNCHRoPaVM
#training#winnipeg
CONTEXT: Winnipeg woman who chose to die with medical assistance said struggle for home care help led to decision: https://t.co/Yr3ulV8uwp
#RIPSathyaKovac
YOUR LIFE IS WORTH LIVING
WE WILL FIGHT FOR YOU
YOU ARE LOVED
Inclusion Winnipeg will not recommend Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) to anyone as a solution to address poverty and the lack of services and support for people with disabilities.
Watch for events and opportunities throughout 2023 to learn more about where Inclusion Winnipeg has been, and where Inclusion Winnipeg is going.
Thank you The Winnipeg Foundation for generously funding the history project.
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#MyWinnipegIncludesEveryone#Inclusion
Inclusion Winnipeg. Since 1958.
We have come a long way in 65 years. What is inclusion nowadays? For people with intellectual disabilities, inclusion is living a regular life in the community side-by-side everyone else, every day & everywhere. It is really a simple concept.
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For historical documents going back to 1958, please download copies at the following link: https://t.co/SwWAhApPT3.
The documents also includes "The Manitoba Story" written in 1961 as a reference document for families about their experiences and available services.
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