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Local businesses were celebrated for their work in employing individuals with developmental disabilities. The ICE (Inclusive Community Employment) Awards are sponsored by REALM in Cranbrook
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We are a group of people living in the Elk Valley who believe that everyone should be able to participate in community life in ways of their choosing while feeling safe, included and accepted.
CAN aims to connect community members with information that builds our understanding of what we can do to improve accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities.
The Elk Valley is a great place to live but CAN believes it can make life even better by creating opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in activities of their choosing and be defined by who they are rather than what they can or can’t do.
CAN believes the Elk Valley could become known for its accessibility and creation of an environment where everyone can live to their full potential.
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If you are a person with disabilities or are a friend or family member, share your experiences and suggestions.
People with disabilities have a lot to offer. Call out stereotypes. Fight stigma.
Join with us in finding ways to improve accessibility and inclusion in the Elk Valley. If you are already involved in organizations with similar or related goals we welcome opportunities to collaborate.
Local businesses were celebrated for their work in employing individuals with developmental disabilities. The ICE (Inclusive Community Employment) Awards are sponsored by REALM in Cranbrook
Through our work, CAN has witnessed first-hand in the Elk Valley the need for not only inclusive design but also resilience in the face of
Making our Beautiful Town an Inclusive Town The Canadian Adaptive Network was offered the opportunity to be one of the advocacy groups included in an