Coffee Talks
Coffee Talks is created for individuals and families as an opportunity to connect with others who desire a good life in their community for their family members with intellectual disabilities. Coffee Talks are a safe, respectful place where you hear about others’ experiences, share your own and learn strategies that work! Email mail@inclusionedmonton.org directly or fill out our form below if you are interested in joining the next Coffee Talk.
Making the Most of IEP/IPP Meetings
Inclusion Edmonton Region and Inclusion Alberta present the second in a 4 part series of workshops on inclusive education:
This session will discuss how to use IEP/IPPs to your advantage to support your strong inclusive vision for your child’s education. This session will cover several topics including how to use the IEP/IPP as a tool, what to consider in your creating goals and how to make the most of the time you have in meetings.
This session will be a hybrid online and in-person and will run from 7:00-9:00 pm. Based on feedback from session one, there will be extra time for questions from 9:00-9:30 pm.
REGISTER HERE or call (780) 721-1425 to register.
Meet n' Greet and AGM
Meet n Greet and AGM Invite March 23, 2023 at 7 - 8:30 pm
11724 Kingsway Ave. Edmonton, AB. T5G 0X5
DTC/RDSP In-Person Information Session
Join Inclusion Edmonton Region for an in-person information session on the DTC/RDSP!
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and Registered Disability Savings Plan (RDSP) are two important financial tools that can provide lasting financial benefits for individuals with developmental disabilities. Inclusion Edmonton Region is so pleased to host Diane Ellis of Inclusion Alberta who will provide important and timely information about getting set up for your or your families members secure financial future.
November 15, 2022 from 7- 8:30 pm
Inclusive Education Workshop: Supporting Relationships and Friendships
The 3rd Annual Inclusive Education virtual workshop hosted by Inclusion Edmonton Region via ZOOM.
Whether your child is in high school, or you are just starting school this year, as a parent of children with developmental disabilities, you need to have a toolkit of strategies and best practices to have a successful school year. Having strong relationships with teachers and making friends with classmates is an important part of the whole school experience. This workshop will provide useful tips and strategies to work collaboratively with schools to think about setting up the conditions from relationships and friendships to develop.
Creating A Home
A home is essential to everyone’s well-being. It offers solace, a place to belong, comfort, security, pride, where friends need no invitation. Unfortunately, many individuals with developmental disabilities do not have the opportunity for a real home. Creating a true home begins with understanding an individual at their core, discovering what they value in life, and identifying the steps to reach the desired outcome.
The session will cover:
Developing a vision for a home of one’s own
Means to home ownership
Examples of ways people are supported in their home
Families and FMS staff are encouraged to attend.
If you require assistance registering, contact Pat Winter at 403-539-8192 or dc-fms@inclusionalberta.org