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Earl Grey Vipond Charity Golf ClassicThe 28th Annual Earl Grey Vipond Charity Golf Classic held on June 16 was a great success. In addition to the sunny weather, delicious food and prizes, DDRC netted more than $65,000 for the Augmentative and Alternative Communications (AAC) Centre at DDRC. Click here for more information... Awards of Distinction: A Celebration of InclusionDDRC presented the 12th Annual Awards of Distinction: A Celebration of Inclusion on June 10, 2008 at the Fairmont Palliser, The Crystal Ballroom. Click here for more information... 
Do you have a family member or a friend who needs home care services? Or perhaps you've been providing care for a relative and find that with your busy life, you simply need a break? Why not give In Home Support Services a call? In-Home Support Services was established in 1987 and provides high quality, flexible, and affordable home care and support to individuals, their families, and caregivers in their own homes. With their 20 years' of expertise in providing home care, you can feel assured that they understand the importance of dignity and independence. They strive for excellence in providing home care services that are compassionate, give you peace of mind, and the freedom to stay in your own home. NOW HIRING: Careers at DDRC! Looking for a meaningful career? Check out the link below to learn more! Click here for more information... Who Cares Alberta Campaign The Alberta Council of Disability Services (ACDS) have joined a coalition of community organizations to bring public awareness to the crisis being experienced by our organizations. The coalition launched the "Who Cares Alberta" campaign on August 29, 2007, and it will run until at least February 2008. There are a number of actions that can be taken. We encourage you personally, and your organization to rally behind the "Who Cares Alberta" Campaign! Interested in Earning Some Extra Money?
If you've answered "yes", then please contact us! CRN is currently looking for caring individuals to provide respite to families who have a child with a developmental disability. DDRC recognizes the critical importance of families with a child with a developmental disability having access to support to maintain health and wellness. One form of support is providing respite. Respite is a break or time away for parents or guardians; the main purpose is to provide relief for the family while offering a positive and rewarding experience for the child. The program provides support, promotes family health and wellness, and helps children to remain with their families and in their communities. Please get the word out and get in touch. If you, or someone you know, is interested in making a difference in others' lives by being a respite provider, please give us a call, or help us by kindly passing on the message. Community Respite Network (CRN) Tel: Sandra Robertshaw 253.7498; Kristen Bausch 251.5067; or Theresa Taks 251.5073. |
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