Friday, November 19, 2010

The Spina Bifida Association of America has a fantastic website

go to  http://www.spinabifidaassociation.org/


The "SB University" section has health related seminar videos for you to watch.

The "SB Preparations" section was created for parents and clinicians but it also has information for young adults seeking ways to become more independent and lead a fuller, richer life.

Signing up for these sections is easy and free.
 
It is jam packed with reliable information on spina bifida.

ACCPC discussion forum

Do you have a communication disability? Are you 15 years or older?


Augmentative Communication Community Partnership Canada (ACCPC) has launched a new online, discussion forum for you to discuss the barriers you face when accessing the services you need. More importantly, you will begin to explore solutions to these barriers that individuals, businesses and governments can implement. Go to http://www.accpc.ca/ctcf-forum.htm to join the forum.

(The TVCC Resource Centre has a DVD and guide you can borrow to learn more about connecting to your community.)

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Affordable and Accessible Amusement Park

Quest (MDA's Research & Health magazine) has an article on  Morgan's Wonderland in San Antonio, Texas.

Visit their website at http://quest.mda.org/article/finally-affordable-and-accessible-amusement-park

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Youth Development Committee

The Government of Ontario wants to hear from you.
They are looking for youth with different backgrounds and experience to take part in the Youth Development Committee.
Youth between the ages of 18 and 25 can apply to be part of this group. They'll pay for your time and cover the costs of travelling to meetings.
Apply by November 21, 2010
There is also an opportunity for youth aged 12-25 to join a voluntary Youth Network.
visit http://www.youthconnect.ca/ to learn more.