We are excited to share both in-person and virtual events! Visit our experience platform Curiko and FSI's Calendar for Connection for more experiences hosted by self-advocates and others.
A social skills program designed to bring young adults (ages 18-35) together to connect and build friendships. The PEERS® curriculum is evidence-based and focuses on teaching friendship skills, important social behaviours, and dating etiquette. Weekly caregiver/support staff coaching sessions will be running concurrently to support skill development and maximize success of participants. Maximum number of participants […]
Chronically Queer (CQ) is for 2SLGBTQIA+ people who are neurodivergent, mad, crip, chronically ill, and/or disabled. CQ recognizes that disability is an umbrella term that includes, but is not limited to: physical, sensory, senses, respiratory, cognitive, mental health, learning, temporary, episodic, invisible/non-evident, self-diagnosed, and more.
Join host Jordyn to talk about the different kinds of friendships you can have and make some friends yourself! Do you want to meet people and get to know each other? Then this is the place for you! We will talk about the different kinds of friendships and build our friendship making skills! Bring an […]
Adults with cognitive disabilities get together to talk about dating, love, relationships, and sex with a Certified Sexual Health Educator.
A social skills program designed to bring young adults (ages 18-35) together to connect and build friendships. The PEERS® curriculum is evidence-based and focuses on teaching friendship skills, important social behaviours, and dating etiquette. Weekly caregiver/support staff coaching sessions will be running concurrently to support skill development and maximize success of participants. Maximum number of participants […]
A social skills program designed to bring young adults (ages 18-35) together to connect and build friendships. The PEERS® curriculum is evidence-based and focuses on teaching friendship skills, important social behaviours, and dating etiquette. Weekly caregiver/support staff coaching sessions will be running concurrently to support skill development and maximize success of participants. Maximum number of participants […]
Chronically Queer (CQ) is for 2SLGBTQIA+ people who are neurodivergent, mad, crip, chronically ill, and/or disabled. CQ recognizes that disability is an umbrella term that includes, but is not limited to: physical, sensory, senses, respiratory, cognitive, mental health, learning, temporary, episodic, invisible/non-evident, self-diagnosed, and more.
June 25: Job Employment Help with Jacob May, Employer and Community Coordinator, Kelowna WorkBC Centre
Get active and join the Trinity Rangers for an afternoon carnival in Fort Langley on June 25th! Enjoy carnival games, face painting, a dunk tank, and healthy snacks. The Trinity Rangers are a group of young people from the Lower Mainland seeking to build a safe community for youth and young adults with intellectual disabilities through a […]
Everybody has questions about dating, love, relationships, and sex. things like:
How do I meet a boyfriend / girlfriend / partner?
How do I let my family know that I want to date?
How can I make sex safer?
What is consent?
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