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Welcome to the website of the National Community Inclusion Initiative. This site is dedicated to portraying the efforts, successes and challenges of the Community Inclusion partners as we strive for a more inclusive Canada for persons with intellectual disabilities and their families. Below you will find our most recent activities. Please explore the other areas of our website for more information such as Resource and Tools, Sector Priorities, Upcoming Events, News and the efforts ongoing across the country as described on the CII Partners pages.
BCACL Conference 2012: Moving Forward: Steadfast and Strong
News Item Posted on May 8, 2012
BCACL will host its 2012 conference, “Moving Forward: Steadfast and Strong” in Penticton, British Columbia on May 30-June 2, 2012. #BCACL2012 Conference co-hosts We are proud to be cohosting our 2012 conference with two organizations that are making Penticton a better place to live for people with developmental disabilities and their families. Penticton and District [...]
BC’s 2012 Inclusive Education Award winners!
News Item Posted on May 8, 2012
BCACL is happy to announce four winners of our national inclusive education awards. Winners were chosen from Mission, Prince George, Cranbrook and Nicola Valley. 2012 Inclusive Education Award Winners: The team at Heritage Park Secondary School Kathy Baker, Jack Walton, Patti-Lee Simpson and Joel Noftle from Heritage Park Secondary in Mission, BC are classroom teachers [...]
Yellowknife Youth Social Group
News Item Posted on May 7, 2012
YaY Fusion! is an inclusive social group for youth, with and without special needs, who meet monthly to have fun and make friends. YaY Fusion! – 12 05 07 Flyer- half page-CII
Inclusion 101: A ‘How To’ Guide
Resource Item Posted on May 1, 2012
YKACL produced this guide to encourage people to take action, to better include people with disabilities in our communities. Parts 1 and 2 of the Guide are for everyone, with basic information about inclusion, disabilities, and barriers; and general ‘how to’ tips for inclusion. Part 3 has specific ‘how to’ tips for 10 different groups [...]
