Sir Dancelot 2016/2017 Schedule
Get your dancing shoes ready people!
Sir Dancelot will be back on September 7th.
Tired of carrying changes? Dance Pass card are available for purchase at Inclusion Regina office.
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What is the Next Chapter Book Club?
Adolescents and adults with developmental disabilities reading and learning, making friends, and enjoying a fun community gathering place.
How does it work?
Members meet weekly for one hour at local bookstores, coffee shops and cafés to read and discuss a book of their choosing.
Who can participate?
Anyone can participate, no matter their reading or ability level.
Who leads the book clubs?
Trained volunteers facilitate each group. They include students, parents, retirees, people with disabilities, and various community members.
Why join the Next Chapter Book Club?
NCBC members improve literacy skills, make friends, take part in the community, and have a lot of fun doing it!
If you would like to get involved, contact Inclusion Regina today!
306 790-5680
mainrdacl@sasktel.net
I Love My Dance Pass!
Tired of bringing coins to Sir Dancelot?
Don’t like the jingle of the change in your pocket when you’re trying to show off your best dance moves?
We’ve got the answer!
A Sir Dancelot Dance Pass.
You can get your Sir Dancelot Dance Pass for $40.00.
The Dance Pass is valid for 10 (ten) dances.
The use of this card is determined by the rules and guidelines set out by The Regina and District Association for Community Living (RDACL).
The Dance Pass will not be replaced if lost or stolen.
To get your Sir Dancelot Dance Pass card, please visit RDACL office at 2216 Smith Street, Regina.
For more detailed information, please contact RDACL office by phone at 306 790-5680 or by email at mainrdacl@sasktel.net
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Like what NBC4 covered on their “Unique Book Club Connects People With Disabilities“, the Next Chapter Book Club (NCBC) really is an amazing program.
Participation in the NCBC provides opportunities for all involved to learn, make friends, and become involved in their communities. Learning is an ongoing process and one to which individuals with disabilities should be afforded equal access. NCBC promote literacy learning in both accessible and socially inclusive manner.
Click here for more detailed information about the program, or if you are interested to participate in our Next Chapter Book Club program.
We hope your experience with NCBC is both enjoyable and rewarding.
Thank you again for participating in this group breaking program.
Congratulation to Campus for All Students
Campus For All is a four-year Inclusive Post-Secondary Education (IPSE) experience for adults with an intellectual disability. This initiative provides opportunities for individuals to audit classes, improve literacy and establish social connections with fellow students. Campus For All students attend classes, participate in campus activities, make friends, prepare for the work world, and enjoy the same opportunities as their post-secondary peers.
On April 29, 2013 Campus for All students celebrated another successful academic year at the Year End Showcase!
Please click the image below to see the clip of the event.
“Read All About It” with Chapters and Best Buddies
What a perfect way to start the month of March …
Yesterday I spent my afternoon at the annual “Read All About It” event that is put on by Chapters/Indigo and Best Buddies. Best Buddies Canada have partnered with Chapters/Indigo locations across the country to create an event that celebrates friendship and inclusion. This was the 5th year that the event has been held. Throughout the afternoon there were readings by buddy pairs, special guests, and live performances.
Regina’s “Read All About It” event featured a special award of recognition presented by the honourable Ralph Goodale to the University of Regina and the LeBoldus High School Best Buddies chapters for their continued work in the community:
Mayor Michael Fougere also joined the event and shared a few words about friendship on behalf of the city of Regina:
Danielle de Graauw from CTV Morning Show was also present as one of our special guests and shared a very personal and heartfelt insight into why friendship is so important:
A Buddy pair from Regina take to the podium to read one of their favourite poems about friendship:
One of our Buddies and a co-facilitator of the Wednesday night Next Chapter Book Club shares a reading on the importance of friendship as our special guests listen intently:
Once the formal part of the event concluded, everyone was invited to have snacks, visit, and roam the bookstore to shop. Even better, buddy pairs who registered for the event were given gift cards to Chapters and searched for a book to share together.
Thanks to everyone who came out to the event and we look forward to seeing you next year! Remember: March is Best Buddies month so if you have a great story about friendship or a fond memory from your time with the Best Buddies program please feel free to contact us or leave comments below!
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