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Our Work is as Diverse as the People We Support.

Inclusion SK (formerly the Saskatchewan Association for Community Living) provides support in a variety of ways to individuals, parents, siblings, other family members, friends and community based organizations. We work collaboratively with the government and community based organizations to ensure that citizens of Saskatchewan who have intellectual disabilities are valued, supported and included members of society and have opportunities and choices in all aspects of life.

The areas we provide support include:

Support & Advocacy

We provide supports to ensure individuals are included in community.

Systemic Change

Learn more about our variety of systemic change initiatives.

Employment, Education, & Transition

We support individuals to find employment and education.

Self-Advocacy

We offer leadership training and retreats for Self-Advocates.

Self-Directed Funding

Learn more about how SDF can help individuals live fuller, more inclusive lives.

Family Network

We provide retreats and events for parents and siblings.

The areas we provide support include:

Support & Advocacy

We provide supports to ensure individuals are included in community.

Systemic Change

Learn more about our variety of systemic change initiatives.

Employment, Education, & Transition

We support individuals to find employment and education.

Self-Advocacy

We offer leadership training and retreats for Self-Advocates.

Self-Directed Funding

Learn more about how SDF can help individuals live fuller, more inclusive lives.

Family Network

We provide retreats and events for parents and siblings.

Support & Advocacy

We provide supports to ensure individuals are included in community.

Systemic Change

Learn more about our variety of systemic change initiatives.

Employment, Education, & Transition

We support individuals to find employment and education.

Self-Advocacy

We offer leadership training and retreats for Self-Advocates.

Self-Directed Funding

Learn more about how SDF can help individuals live fuller, more inclusive lives.

Family Network

We provide retreats and events for parents and siblings.

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Supported Decision Making Workshop - Prince Albert

Travis Neufeld
Nov 3, 2017
1 min read

This workshop is relevant for anyone working in the disability sector who would like to learn about the principles of Supported Decision Making and how to begin to implement it on a basic level.

Supported Decision Making is a process of assisting a person with disability to make their own decisions, so they can develop and pursue their own goals, make choices about their life and exercise some control over the things that are important to them

Details

Thursday November 29th, 2017 – 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Plaza 88 – Pound Maker Meeting Room – 888 Central Avenue Prince Albert, SK

Cost $25 per person to register

Registration contact Adina at adina.wilson@sacl.org or 306-955-3344 extension #125