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CLV Family Support October 2018 Newsletter
October is filled with pumpkin spice and everything nice!
As the leaves fall and a change is in the air, there are many programs and events underway.
May you and your families have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Sincerely,
Justine DooleyCLV Family Support
Upcoming CLV Events & Programs
We are so excited for this year's Concert for Hope Help Home!Rebecca & Megan Lovell of Larkin Poe are singer/songwriter, multi-instrumentalist sisters creating their own brand of Roots Rock 'n' Roll:gritty, soulful, and flavoured by their southern heritage. Originally fromAtlanta and currently living in Nashville, they are descendants of torturedartist and creative genius Edgar Allan Poe.All proceeds support people with intellectual disabilities in our community
Buy Tickets Now
Community Living Victoria Autism Services2018-2019 Community Based Social Groups
for Ages 6-18
*Physical Activity
*Friendships
*Communication and Social Skills
*Being adventurous and trying new things!
After school on Mondays, Wednesdays or Fridays September 10/18 - June 14/19
In all groups, participants will have the support of a team of experienced Behavior Interventionists, in amaximum ratio of three participants to one Behavior Interventionist at all times. Activities will provideopportunities for the individuals to work on their social skills, both in-house and in the community. Everyattempt will be made to ensure that everyone benefits from a fun and educational experience with CLV.Autism Services can also assist with all administration related to Ministry of Children and FamilyDevelopment's Autism Funding. The fee for each group varies, but is equivalent to $30 per hour. Optionalpickup and drop-off for group is available at $1 per km.
For more information, contact: Rachel Knoop, 250-477-7231, local 237 or [email protected]. For a registration form, visit our website
Other Community Events & Programs
Victoria Society for Children with Autism
Family Get Together Event at Flying Squirrel!
Join us on Monday, October 1st from 6:30pm-8:00pm at Flying Squirrel Trampolinepark in Victoria!
Click HERE to Register
Inclusive housing sessions at November 18-20 Housing Central Conference
Education sessions will include:
Inclusive Housing Benefits Everyone (S03-Nov. 18) - presented by Jack Styan, CLBC VPStrategic Initiatives; and Karla Verschoor, Inclusion BC Acting Executive DirectorCommunity Living CEO Dialogue (M35-Nov. 19) - presented by Seonag Macrae, CLBCCEO; and Shayne Ramsay, BC Housing CEOBuilding Social Community Through Collective Impact (T17-Nov. 20) - presented byCatriona Johnson, CLBC Research and Innovation Lead; Karla Verschoor, Inclusion BCActing Executive Director; Jack Styan, CLBC VP Strategic Initiatives; Ross Chilton,Community Living Society CEO; and Doug Tennant, Uniti CEO.
Representatives from BC People First will present at an education session called Our Home -Our Way: BC People First (S32-Nov. 18), for a discussion on the UN Convention on the Rightsof Persons with Disabilities - The Right to Live in the Community.
Early Bird Registration ends October 12, 2018
CLICK HERE for more information
Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction
Service Satisfaction Survey
In follow up to, and alignment with the 2014 and 2018 Service Satisfaction baselinesurvey and to continue to improve our service quality, we will be asking clients to
complete a brief satisfaction survey (12 questions).
September 24 to November 2, 2018
The survey offers clients an opportunity to provide feedback regarding servicedelivery.
The survey is open to all individuals who receive income or disability assistance.Participation is optional, anonymous and is not linked to eligibility.
Clients can participate by going online to the BCEA Satisfaction Survey or callingtoll-free: 1-877-223-8078 Monday to Friday (8:30am - 4:30pm, except statutory
holidays).
If needed, a paper copy is available upon request through the 1-877 toll-free line or ata ministry office.
Wills and Trusts
Information sessions with Network Manager, Heather Bergink and Lawyer DustinMarnell from Horne Coupar occur frequently at Lifetime Networks. Information includesconversations on future planning, wills and trusts.
Our next meeting will be Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at Lifetime Networks, 5:30 pm -7:00 pm. Please RSVP to Lifetime Networks 250-477-4112 or [email protected]. RSVP's arerequired as seating is limited.
Resources
Find A ProgramThe Find A Program tool is a OneAbility initiative with the aim to have all theinformation on inclusive programming offered in Greater Victoria in one placeThe database is searchable by impairment type, age, and program and links youto the organization. We acknowledge the contributions of BC Active Communities and The VictoriaFoundation for supporting this important project.
Click HERE to Find A Program
Online Mental Health and Autism Project:
Looking Beyond Autism
The Online Mental Health and Autism Project (OMHAP) is a partnership between ACT-Autism Community Training and UBC CPD which aims to create an enhancedawareness of the growing trend of children with ASD having co-morbid mental healthchallenges. Further, this education aims to support health professionals to betterrecognize these mental health challenges and provide the appropriate care.
A panel of autism specialists from ACT's Online Mental Health and Autism Projectprovide an orientation for community professionals on the high prevalence of autismacross the age span, and how autistic characteristics frequently masks mental healthconcerns.
For more information click HERE
Plan Institute is currently developing a new Wills, Trusts & Estate Planningwebinar with the generous support of Law Foundation of BC.
During the pilot phase of this project, we will be offering 4 sessions in fall 2018
These pilot webinars will be offered free of charge as a limited time offer for BCresidents living in rural communities outside of the Lower Mainland. In return, allparticipants are requested to provide feedback on their webinar experience.Following launch of this program, all future webinars will have a small fee forparticipation.
For more information click HERE
CanAssist presents a unique program for youth with disabilities who wish to findpart-time work while they are still in high school. The program helps participantsfind meaningful, paid work and prepares them for the transition to adulthood.
For more information click HERE
News
BCEdAccess is tracking the exclusion of students withspecial needs in BC schools This incident report form is for parents and guardians and is meant to be filled out eachtime a child has been excluded from school.
BCEdAccess, a parent education advocacy group, is tracking incidents of exclusion atBC schools. The group has created an incident report form for parents and guardians ofstudents with special needs. The form is for the 2018/2019 school year.Inclusion BC is working with BCEdAccess to ensure students with special needs acrossBC are guaranteed their right to an education.
Please share this form with your networks.
2018 General Local Elections in BCOctober 20 is Municipal Election Day in BC, when voters will choose school trustees,Mayors and Councillors for their local communities. These elected leaders makeimportant decisions that affect inclusion in our schools and local communities.
Elections are also a good time to talk to others about disability rights and inclusion, tohelp people understand why these things are important and to grow support for ourmovement.
We can all help to advance inclusion through election activities:
Learn about inclusion barriers and solutionsGet Involved in election activities, andVote for candidates who support inclusion!
Inclusion BC will be posting regular updates leading up to the election on October 20.
Inclusion BC - What's New with Elections BC
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASESeptember 12, 2018
Canada's First Poverty Reduction Strategy Promising for
People with an Intellectual Disability______________________________________________________
TORONTO, ON - The Canadian Association for Community Living (CACL) welcomes therelease of Opportunity for All - Canada's First Poverty Reduction Strategy and itssignificant focus on social inclusion and the tremendous potential it appears to offer persons
with an intellectual disability.
CACL looks forward to the implementation of the Strategy and to working with theGovernment of Canada over the coming months and years. It is critical for governmentinfrastructure to maximize the effectiveness of its investment. As the Poverty ReductionStrategy and its various initiatives unfold, we encourage the Government of Canada to
keep the lived experience of people who have an intellectual disability in mind andincluded.
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Poverty Reduction Strategy
People With Disabilities Should Be Leaders In ImplementingAccessibility 08/20/2018 10:49 EDT | Updated 08/20/2018 10:50 EDTBy Al Etmanski
"Inclusion benefits everyone. In a world of turmoil and trouble, we cannot afford towaste precious resources, particularly the leadership and ingenuity of people withdisabilities.That's why people with disabilities should be in charge of implementing both theAccessibility Act and the Senate Report. Not as advisors or monitors to the process, butas leaders."
Read More HERE
Making Evidence Matter on Canadian policy issues
THE BLOG09/11/2018 11:19 EDT | Updated 09/11/2018 11:31 EDT
When It Comes To Parenting Styles, Throw Away The BuzzWords
This is what really matters in parenting according to the evidence.
"Over and over, it has been shown that social supports can buffer the impacts betweentoxic stressors, like maternal depression, on children's health and development. Socialsupport is best thought of as reciprocal - a back and forth between people that careabout each other and show it in tangible ways."
Read More HERE
MAKE A DONATION TO CLV
MEMBERSHIP MAKES A DIFFERENCE!One of our strengths as a non-profit is the many families whose sons anddaughters have or are presently receiving services through our variousprograms-as well as the many caregivers, friends and volunteers who havemade a commitment to the organization. Membership can play a strong rolein ensuring the continuation and growth of services and supports.Membership gives you a voice in the governance and direction ofCommunity Living Victoria.Please join us and download a membership application HERE!
About UsLinette Baker - Program Manager, Community [email protected] ext. 233
Justine Dooley - Family [email protected] ext. 250
Family Support Program
Events Line
Please visit our website or phone our information line (250) 477-7231 ext. 221 to learn what is happening locally and provincially. As always, we're happy to connect with you and your family to find out how we can be avaluable resource for you. To learn more please visit our website.
Please note, the CLV newsletter is for information purposes only. We do not necessarilyendorse or recommend the services and programs listed outside of our agency services.
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