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2013 June 2 to June 8 - Theme:  HOMES, not HOUSING

2013 Events to date...

May 26

Defeat Depression Walk - c/o The Empowerment Connection

Cornwallis Park 1:00pm

Jun 2 Mini Goalball Tournament – George Dixon Recreation Centre, Gottingen St., 2:00 to 6:00pm
Jun 2

Defeat Depression Walk - c/o The Empowerment Connection

Cornwallis Park 1:00pm

Jun 3 Proclamation Ceremony / Mel Hebb Awards - Red Room, Province House -10:00am to 12:00pm
Jun 4
Scotia Square Display Day - 10:00am to 2:00pm (photos below)
Jun 5 2013 Breakfast - World Trade & Convention Centre - 8:00 to 10:00am

Grace - Good Morning; Peace be with each of you.

As we enjoy the bounty of the God of our Understanding,…in the sharing of this food and drink,…let us reflect on who we are,…and why we are here:

 read full grace...

Jun 7 Society for the Improvement of Accessible Transportation – Cape Breton- co-host BBQ, photographer and accessible transportation
Jun 7 Scholarship Luncheon - World Trade & Convention Centre - 12:00 to 2:00pm

Grace - Good Afternoon: Peace be with each of you.

Let us give thanks for the generosity of the God of our Understanding. As we enjoy the bounty of our Creator in the sharing of this food and drink,… let us reflect on who we are,…and why we are here:

read full grace...

Jun 7 Cape Breton Scholarship BBQ – 500 George St, Sydney  - all day 
Jun 2-8 West Nova Inclusive Employment Society – Open House
Jun 8 Social, Cultural, Recreation Inclusive (SCRI) – Ballet Performance, St. James Anglican Hall, Armdale Rotary, 10:00 to 12:00
Jun 8 Team Possibles – Theatre Performance

2012 Theme - "The Art of Disability"

2012 Events in Review

May 27 Social, Cultural, Recreational Inclusion for all (SCRI) – Access Awareness Launch Party- dancing, DJ-ing, and refreshments.  All is welcome
May 27
The Club Variety Show

May 27-

June 2

West Nova Inclusive Employment Society –  open house – Yarmouth, Shelburne County and Municipality of Claire

May 27-

June 2

Clare Organization Representing Persons with Disabilities – fund raiser for summer camp
May 28 Social, Cultural, Recreational Inclusion for all (SCRI) – Sarah Gillis from the Spring Garden Library will be visiting The Club to us get library cards and find out more about all the fun things the library has to offer.
May 28 Proclamation Ceremony/ Meb Hebb Awards
May 28 Nova Scotia Tourism Human Resource Council (NSTHRC)  – half day workshop- “Welcoming Ways- Customer’s with Disabilities workshop teaches valuable skills that will benefit any front-line service professional in Nova Scotia, including hotel,  restaurant and retail employees.  Halifax
May 29 Social, Cultural, Recreational Inclusion for all (SCRI) – IWL Launch Event:  Human Rights advocate and CEO of the Human Rights Commission in NS, David Shannon, will be at The Club to meet members, families and care-givers and to answer questions about your legal rights.
May 29 Autism Centre – Turnstile Pottery
May 29 Scotia Square Display Day
May 30 Nova Scotia Tourism Human Resource Council (NSTHRC)  – half day workshop- “Welcoming Ways- Customer’s with Disabilities workshop teaches valuable skills that will benefit any front-line service professional in Nova Scotia, including hotel,  restaurant and retail employees.  Sydney
May 30 2012 Breakfast
May 31 Events across the Province
May 31 Social, Cultural, Recreational Inclusion for all (SCRI) – Outing to Spring Garden Road Public Library- taking public transportation, tour of the library, followed by refreshments at 2nd cup with conversation.
June 1 Scholarship Luncheon
June 1 Cape Breton Scholarship BBQ
June 2 The Club – Variety Show
June 2 Team Possibles

Big Flag Access Week - Canada Paint Party

2011 in Review
Date/Time Location & Details
May 27 Proclamation Ceremony/Reception Mel Hebb Awards
May 31 Scotia Square Display Booths
June 1 Legislative Breakfast
June 3 Scholarship Luncheon
June 4 Flying on Your Own

More community events throughout the the province to be announced...

2010 in Review
Date/Time Location & Details
May 30th - June 5th Independent Living Nova Scotia – Forging the Links

When Independent Living Nova Scotia (ILNS) is holds its Annual General Meeting on June 1, it will launch a new project and a resource directory, both aiming to support mature persons with disabilities. The new project is titled, Forging the Links: Connecting Mature Canadians with Disabilities to Supports and Services Necessary for Independent Living.

“Forging the Links aims to provide links and partnerships to strengthen full and active citizenship for mature Canadians living with a disability,” stated Monnah Green, Project Co-ordinator. In 2008, ILNS identified the need for access to information on services to support aging in place for mature persons with disabilities.

“This current project will address this information need through a series of workshops and through sustainable partnerships among community service providers to ensure mature Canadians with disabilities continue to live as full and active citizens in their communities,” said Green. This project is funded by the Government of Canada’s Social Development Partnerships Program – Disability component.

At the June 1 event, ILNS will also showcase its new Aging with Disability and Dignity in Nova Scotia resource directory, which contains listings of 150 services that support mature persons with disability. The directory will be available in both hard copy and in electronic format.

Independent Living Nova Scotia is a registered charity supporting persons with disabilities to make informed choices about how they want to live their lives, through programs and services that promote Independent Living.

Independent Living Nova Scotia’s Annual General Meeting will be held on June 1, between 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. at the Delta Barrington, 1875 Barrington Street in Halifax. Supper will be served at 6:30 p.m. with presentations and business to follow.

For more information, please contact Stephanie Peach at Independent Living Nova Scotia at 453-0004; Stephanie.Peach@ilns.ca.

May 30th 1-3pm

NS Wheelchair Rugby Team

Demonstration, audience participation.

May 30th - June 5th West Nova Inclusive Employment Society – Awareness Open House

Further information contact 902-742-5859

May 31st

Proclamation Ceremony / Reception Mel Hebb Awards

June 1st

Scotia Square Display Booths

June 2th Community Inc

Help celebrate Access Awareness Week with Community INC, in Kentville on Wednesday June 2, from 10 am-12 pm. Come have your coffee break with us at 28 Aberdeen Street, and take part in a disability information/craft market. Free Tim Horton coffee, and treats for everyone. Phone (902) 679-7469.

June 4th 11am-2pm Employability Partnership – Open House

BBQ with entertainment, scholarship award presentation. There will be accessible transportation to and from the event.

June 4th

Scholarship Luncheon

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'Valuing People = Inclusive Communities.'

 

 

Mel Hebb Hourglass Action

Award Winners 2009

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Scholarship Awards 2010:

 

Scotiabank Business Studies Scholarship Award Recipients:

Carleigh Hiltz

Jeremy Lovell – Cape Breton

RBC Scholarship Award Recipients:

Elizabeth Dobbie

Courtney Stacey

Mathew Murray

Alexander Marks – Cape Breton

TD Scholarship Award Recipients:

Alexander Peeler

Taylor Long

Bell Aliant Scholarship Award Recipients:

Brett Hatfield


Casino Nova Scotia Scholarship Award Recipient:
Tessa Harlow


Casino Sydney Scholarship Award Recipient:

Christine Harrietha