The LAST Committee Transition Resource Fair helps students and young adults with extra support needs and their caregivers and families prepare for the next stage of life after high school. Representatives from a variety of local service providers and agencies covering continuing education, employment, health, and recreational services and more are on hand to give […]

Guys with cognitive disabilities get together to talk about dating, love, relationships, and sex with a Certified Sexual Health Educator.

After two spectacularly successful virtual events, the annual Run Up for Down Syndrome is back, live and in person on June 5th!

You’re invited to take part in our 4 directions ceremony. Learn about ancient Wiccan gods, history and rituals!

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.

Adults with cognitive disabilities get together to talk about dating, love, relationships, and sex with a Certified Sexual Health Educator.

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.

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?