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Inclusion Saskatchewan - Saskatoon

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3031 Louise St, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1

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VISION & MISSION Our Vision All individuals are valued, supported and included in all aspects of life.

Who it is for
Youth
Where
3031 Louise St, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1
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VISION & MISSION Our Vision All individuals are valued, supported and included in all aspects of life. Our Mission Is to ensure that citizens of Saskatchewan who have intellectual disabilities are valued, supported and included members of society and have opportunities and choices in all aspects of life. INCLUSION SK HISTORY Sixty years ago, Inclusion SK founder Dr. John Dolan put an ad in the StarPhoenix to survey the number of children who were unable to attend school because they had an intellectual disability. The response to his ad inspired him, and many others invested in the disability cause, to start an Association that would give a voice to individuals with intellectual disabilities in Saskatchewan. Over the following decades, the Association grew in both size and reputation. Its scope widened to cover a gamut of initiatives ranging from crisis support and public education, to systemic work with the Saskatchewan Government and retreats/workshops for mothers, parents, and siblings of individuals with intellectual disabilities. Today, Inclusion Saskatchewan directly supports over 2,900 individuals and families throughout the province, and impacts thousands more through its work on the Saskatchewan Assured Income for Disabilities program and Self-Directed Funding. It works on a wide array of initiatives, projects, and priorities that include: advocacy, employment support, education and transition support, public education, youth programming, self-advocacy and social activities, family network and workshops, and the Valley View Centre transition. SACL founder Dr. John Dolan helps a child with an intellectual disability Inclusion SK Founder, Dr. John Dolan For more information about the policies that inform our work, see our Statements of Belief and Positions on Social Issues.

Who it is for

Individuals with intellectual disabilities and their families

How do I get in touch?

Call (306) 955-3344, email info@inclusionsk.com, or use the website.

Phone
(306) 955-3344
Email
info@inclusionsk.com
Website
https://www.inclusionsk.com/

Listed in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.

3031 Louise St, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1

3031 Louise St, Saskatoon, SK S7J 3L1Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

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