Inclusion involves bringing together diverse forces and seeing strength in our differences. This message is at the heart of what we do here at posAbilities. Similarly, this is a...

Things are heating up this summer and we would like to invite you to five summer community parties! These community parties are a great way to get persons served,...

The Believe, Engage & Inspire Awards are back! Twice per year, this ceremony recognizes actions that help fulfill our mission and strategic objectives and align with posAbilities’ values like...

Laurel Behaviour Support Services (LBSS) proudly introduced their brand new “Imagine” newsletter this past September. Containing news you can use from the passionate Okanagan team – Becky, Brandon, Alysha,...

Since 2004, the Access 2 program has been opening up new adventures and experiences for persons with disabilities across Canada. This program is specially designed to relieve some of...

Loneliness is something everyone experiences at some point in their lives. In the city of Vancouver specifically, there is a growing sense of social isolation from our communities. In...

We’ve partnered with Vancity, BACI and FamilyWORKs to bring you four new person-centered workshop events in venues across Burnaby. This March and April, we welcome our persons served, families...

The Vancouver Parent Transition Group (VPTG) is an education and support group for parents of youth with disabilities who are transitioning to adulthood. The group meets once per month...

2018 was a year that brought about many milestones and accomplishments for posAbilities. As another year has come and gone, we’d like to take this time to reflect back...

Season’s Greetings! As we approach the end of 2018, we reflect on the many years of offering service in a sector such as ours that is constantly and rapidly...

Meet Saddiqua, a proud ambassador for the People of posAbilities Campaign. Saddiqua is a Behaviour Consultant who began her career as a teacher and discovered a passion for Applied...

As December quickly approaches, advocates, family members, caregivers, and community leaders come together to celebrate The International Day of Persons with Disabilities on December 3rd.