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email: able@abilities.ca



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Technology in the Name of Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Update on The Joy of Autism

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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The Joy of Autism

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Truly Groundbreaking: Hundreds gather to usher in a new era in the treatment of mental illness and addiction

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Canadian Association of Independent Living Centres Nurturing Belonging Across Canada

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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BBC - Ouch! Disability Magazine

  
By Brian Smith
October 2006

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Laser Eagles: An Exhibition in Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Here We Go

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Differentiating the Disability Models

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Richmond Disability Resource Centre

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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A Credo for Support

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Together We’re Better

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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HELL-BENT ON HELPING

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Ginette's Story

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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The Ties That Bind

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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The Quilt of Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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A Gathering On Belonging at the Institute for Canadian Citizenship

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Update on Fostering Inclusion, Understanding and Belonging

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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I Will Be Here

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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Making friends at school can be tough

  
By Brian Smith
September 2006

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The Canadian Abilities Foundation (CAF) is supporting Hospice Toronto in an initiative known as the Transitions Project. The objective is to help gain a greater understanding of the needs of people with disabilities as they deal with end of life issues. Hospice Toronto is inviting people with disabilities and those who care for them from across Canada to participate in the survey. Your point of view is needed and would be very much appreciated.

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