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Learn about a music festival with accessibility focus. Reaching all individuals in Edmonton, regardless of abilities, you are invited to learn about the September 26 music festival. Support the show

Join VAD and SCI Alberta to learn about the new services that SCI Alberta offers. Support the show

Join VAD as our Program & Services Manager is interviewed by Janzen Consulting about AISH and ADAP and VAD services. Support the show

Join VAD as we speak with Zachary Weeks about accessibility and accommodation. Support the show

Join Tina and I as we learn about the services offered by Primerica and how Tina is an expert in the RDSP. Support the show

Join VAD as we learn about DATs in Edmonton.  A ride program for individuals with disabilities.   Support the show

Join VAD today as we meet all the staff from the office.  Learn what each staff member does in the office. www.vadsociety.ca to join. Support the show

Listen to the exhibitors at IDPD talk about what IDPD means and information about their organizations. Support the show

Join us as we talk about AISH, and ADAP and give perspective on what we might expect from changes to the benefit programs. Support the show

In this month’s episode, Teresa sits down with Adam Arsenault, founder of Red Plaid Developments, to discuss how accessible housing is transforming lives across Alberta. Adam shares the personal story behind the name “Red Plaid,” the mission of his company to build beautiful, barrier-free homes, and how thoughtful design can preserve both dignity and independence for people with mobility challenges. Listeners will learn the difference between accessible and barrier-free design, the importance of level-entry homes, and how Red Plaid’s work is helping people age in place or recover from life-changing injuries—all while creating inclusive, welcoming spaces. Tune in for inspiring stories, practical insights, and a look at what it truly means to break down barriers to dignified living. Support the show

Learn about the accessible tools that Elections Canada offers the community. Elections Canada is the independent, nonpartisan agency responsible for conducting federal elections and referendums. Their mission is ensuring that Canadians can exercise a democratic right to vote and be a candidate  Support the show

Join Teresa and Jean as they discuss the ACCPA - Alberta Community Crime Prevention Association. Learn about their resources, what they do, and upcoming events. Support the show

Join Brad as he answers questions about PIA and how they work with the community.   Support the show

Join VAD as we learn about the exhibitors at the 2024 IDPD Community Resource Fair hosted by VAD on November 30th, 2024.  Celebrated on December 3rd around the world, Idpd mobilizes support for critical issues relating to the inclusions of persons with disabilities, Promotes awareness  raising about disability issues, And draws attention to the benefits of inclusive and accessible society for all. Voice of Albertans with disabilities focuses on full participation, equity and accessibility for everyone.  The list of exhibitors include: Friends of MedicareEdmonton Military Family Resource CentreSelf Advocacy FederationNorquest CollegePLAN EdmontonPrimerica Financial Services & E2 AcademyJohn Humphrey CentreGateway & MentorAbilityAutism Independent Living AssociationThe Steadward CentreAdaptAbilities AlbertaProspect Human ServicesElections CanadaReYu Paralysis Recovery Centre Inc.EmployAbilitiesWJS CanadaRed Plaid DevelopmentsDiffabilities IncCentre for Autism Services AlbertaAbilities Occupational Therapy Inc.Preferred Bookkeepers, Association of UnitedProfessional Services of AlbertaKickstand/YMCASpinal Cord Injury AlbertaBrightvoie Care Services IncCaregivers AlbertaThe Mustard SeedCity of Edmonton Attraction FacilitiesBrain Care CentreSelections Career Support ServicesEaster SealsIndigenous Congress of Alberta AssociationExcel SocietyVoice of Albertans with Disabilities Support the show

Join VAD as we speak with community advocate Don Slater.  We discuss happenings in the community, the disability sector and how Don relates to the individuals that require assistance. Support the show