OneSky Wins Not-For-Profit Excellence Award
We are honoured to be counted among the list of so many amazing Not for Profits who work tirelessly to support our community.
Families of children and youth with disabilities or support needs, we want to hear from you!
We are hosting a conversation to hear how there can be a better network of services and supports for children and youth with disabilities or support needs in our communities.
These conversations are designed with the intention of creating inclusive, culturally safe, and accessible spaces to connect. Children and youth with support needs are 0-19 years of age, have a disability, diagnosed or undiagnosed, need support, and/or have a possible developmental delay.
Dinner and door prizes will be provided, along with support for child care and travel costs. Please create a separate registration for each person attending. No one will be turned away from this event, but for food planning, please try to register by the deadline, Tuesday October 1, 2024.
Date: Monday, October 7, 2024
Time: 5pm – 7pm
Location: The Standard, 124 Estabrook Ave
Questions? Please email or phone Corinne Valleau (corinne.valleau@oneskycommunity.com or 250-462-2981)
OneSky Wins Not-For-Profit Excellence Award
We are honoured to be counted among the list of so many amazing Not for Profits who work tirelessly to support our community.
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