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February 4, 2014 at 11:19 am in reply to: How to use Social Media to keep relationships going #18102
How Can Young Adults with Disabilties keep their Relationships with their Family Members if they just Unfriend them or Block them on Facebook when they just grew up with their Landlines house phones and answaring machinges is their geneation. It’s very diffucalt for a lot people with disabilties find it very simple to communate with their friends on Social Media and Texing. Do you think Social Media is helpful for the disabiled?
January 28, 2014 at 3:36 pm in reply to: Intellectual Disabilites The Geroge Brown College Information Night #18098Everyone wants to feel a sense of belonging and acceptance in their community. Living in your own home; choosing where and with whom you live, and forming social relationships are fundamental to being part of society. For people with an intellectual disability and their families, this is no different. LIGHTS is an option for families to explore who are interested in helping their family member start a life outside the family home. Pippa you can also get extra support for your kids by clicking on this website http://www.lights.to if you are interested. Thank you
I recommend you should check out the Dramaway Website http://www.dramaway.com Also has Hip-Hop Dance Classes. We also a more people to sing up for Rhythm Works.
I think it’s great to have Step to Independce Guidebook to read on the Airplane while traveling because they can for sure take a while for landing. I think it will be great if this Guidebook gose Online to I-Tunes soon when this piolt project in finalized.
I just wanted to know if this is still happening. This Guidebook will look great until it’s done. I am looking foward to read it when it’s published. I can’t wait
Hello Bonnie I also wanted to let you know there are some adult children only wants to move in into only her/his Mom’s basement or his/her Dad’s Basement in seprate houses. That is so great about your daugther is very happy and enjoys her social life and haning out with her roommates. I am sure your daugther comes and vists you at home sometimes like for dinner or spending the weekend with you.
I just wanted to what anyone thinks if a family member said’s people with disabilites cannot have a family. Because They have blocked or unfriend their members of their families on facebook if there is no connections or networks to support people with disabilies. What can we do to communicate and connect with different families on Facebook.
My Biological Father agree’s to your Statement wishing the best for my future.
I agree living with a SIL support worker in a aparment is way to expensive. I have a friend who just moved around this area recently. I also visit my dad and his Girlfriend Cheryl who lives in the area too. I am coming to visit my dad this weekend. I just wanted to share my expereinces and stories with you. I have disabilty and I love metting new people too. I just wanted to wish your son good luck with his new home in Newmarket.
I have Question for all Families who are interested in their Young Teenagers and Young Adults why they go on their Facebook everynight/everyday and what they are chatting to their friends about. I think this is a great Question for parents so parents can explain clearly about relationships and what language to speak to their friends on Facebook.
I think it’s a great idea I noticed there are so many Youth/Young Adults with disabilties are insterested in this topic. Breaking up is very emotional to a lot of young people with disabilties. Parents need to talk to them explaining that everything is alright. Someday they might be a person that is interested. It’s called Transation that can be challenging for people with disabilties.
JUST DANCE!
At St.Bonaventure Church – ONLY 3 MORE VIDEO DANCES!Want to see SOMETHING NEW?
A VIDEO DANCE at JUST DANCE You can watch the video of song that is being played.2013 Dates:
Apr 19,
May 10, – USE REAR ENTRANCE FOR MAY 10TH DANCE.
June 7,7:30pm – 9:30pm
WHO:
Youth Ages 15+ with developmental delays and their friends are invited to this event.
Parents can leave dancers who do not require one-on-one support at the dance; and
please sign in with your contact info. (Parents are welcomed to stay and help
at the dance but limited seating area)WHERE:
1300 Leslie Street, M3C 2K9 – South of Lawrence Avenue, and South of Edwards
Gardens North of Eglinton.HOW MUCH:
Admission $8 includes Video Dance, Juice, Chips.Directions:
Bus 54 or 51 from the Eglinton Station or bus 51 from the Leslie Station.
For parents who are driving/dropping off, there is Shops at Don Mills Plaza or
stay to help out at the dance.For Info Contact: 647-847-2033 or email to fauzia@djarif.com
Danielle Strnad, Founder and Artistic Director
Founder and Artistic Director, Head Drama Facilitator
BFA, Concordia University
S.S.W., Sheridan CollegeDanielle founded DramaWay in 1999. She saw an opportunity in the community to provide creative arts programs, emphasizing a uniquely compassionate, process-oriented approach to educational arts programming for individuals with special needs. Danielle’s philosophy is to always put her participants first Check out the Dramaway Website .http://dramaway.com/dramaway/a…..lle-strnad
Danielle’s background as a social service worker and theater artist; combined with her larger-than-life personality are the backbone of DramaWay’s success. As a theatre artist, she knows how to craft a show, and provide engaging programs for individuals of all levels. As a Social Service Worker, she brings great empathy and understanding for each and every individual. Danielle views the arts as a gateway to confidence and community, and hopes to spread her inclusive philosophy, through her work at DramaWay.
“The most rewarding aspect of my job is to see the growth in individuals, many of whom have been attending our program since DramaWay’s inception. When I see the small steps that happen, someone being afraid to go on stage one year and then the next barging onto the stage with full confidence I know we’re really impacting someone’s life.”
-Danielle StrandDanielle has received media attention for her work from the Canadian Living Magazine, The Annex Gleaner, The Scarborough Mirror, CBC’s Moving On TV program, and continues to be recognized by Community Living Toronto as a valuable community partner. The Erinoakkids Players group, directed and led by Danielle, was awarded The Emerging Performance Arts Group in 2005 by the Mississauga Arts Council.
Prior to founding DramaWay, Danielle worked as a Drama Specialist teaching, directing and supervising Theatre programs within TDSB schools and around the GTA community for Etobicoke Creative Arts, Arts Express Outreach Program, Children’s Arts Theatre School and the City of Toronto. She has created therapeutic programs in collaboration with Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Pathologists, Music Therapists and Behavioural Consultants. Amongst her many credits, Danielle has also performed in numerous productions for theatre companies such as Elysian River Theatre, Imago Theatre, Geordie Theatre Productions and Pumpkin Theatre. She also finds time to perform music with the band Vaslav.
Danielle works hard within the community here is what else Danielle has been up to:
Please follow the link below to important work director/founder Danielle Strnad does outside of DramaWay with ErinOakKids: -
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