Care Human Services Ltd. is an accredited, not-for-profit, charitable human services organization in northwestern Alberta.
Alberta, Canada
Joined May 2015
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Please join us in thanking Nivin Markose, who has departed from his role as Executive Director of Care Human Services.
We sincerely thank Nivin for his service to Care and for the time, leadership, and dedication he has given to our organization.
We had a great time celebrating our wonderful employees with a couple of Appreciation BBQs. A big thank you to two of our Board Members for helping out as well!
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Indigenous Peoples have been stewards of the lands and waters in Canada since time immemorial.
As we mark National Indigenous History Month, we recognise the rich and diverse histories, cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis. pm.gc.ca/en/news/statements/…
ALT An image featuring intertwined illustrated symbols representing First Nations, Inuit, and Métis: a feather, a narwhal, and a fiddle, rendered in a flowing rainbow gradient. Surrounding these central symbols are decorative elements representing other aspects of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis cultures. Text: National Indigenous History Month.
Thank you to the @ACDS_online for putting on an amazing conference! We have left with more sector insight, ideas and resources that we can't wait to share and implement. And we don't mind bragging that we won the PJ party's top prize!
With heartfelt gratitude, we share that after decades of dedicated leadership and service to the organization, Shannon Websdale will be stepping down from the Care Board of Directors.
Read more here: lnkd.in/gqVJS7Bt
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During #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek, let’s celebrate the unique and innovative perspectives that neurodiverse people bring to the world, making it more diverse and vibrant! ♾️
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ALT Neurodiversity = Innovation, creativity and new perspectives.
Our friends @ Calgary Scope Society surprised us with a gift that celebrates former CEO Shannon Websdale & all he has done for our organization & Disability Sector.
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We have the best neighbours in Peace River who gifted us with fresh produce 🥰Thank You!
A hotdog BBQ and fun afternoon at our Saskatoon Lake property. A Supported Individual art project is also under way!
We are collaborating with our friends at SCOPE as we continue to create a path forward following the merger of both organizations. This week we are discussing programming - what that will look like and how best we can support Individuals and support staff.
Introducing our newest project - a multi-purpose pad! Adding this to our Saskatoon Lake property will provide Supported Individuals with the opportunity to increase social interactions, engage in physical activity & overall, increase their well-being.
#soontocome #pickleball
#DisabilityPrideMonth is an opportunity to highlight the importance of accessibility, advocate for equal opportunities, and promote a culture of acceptance and understanding.
We are excited to share the next step for Care Human Services - we are merging with Calgary Scope Society! This move will enhance service delivery to Individuals with Complex Needs across the province.
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As #nationalindigenoushistory month comes to an end, we would like to share some special items created by a two Supported Individuals.
We celebrated #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay at Stone Brook Designated Supportive Living. Thank you Peace River Museum, Archives and Mackenzie Centre for the display and opportunity to learn. Thank you Darcy and Teri for helping us make bannock and Teri for smudging.
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@StatCan_eng shares new insights from the 2023 update on #disability demographics & employment trends: employment rate remains steady for persons with a disability & declines for those without disabilities. Learn more at rb.gy/k5yenx.
#Employment #EDI #Data #Inclusion
In 2023, the #employment rate among persons with a #disability in Canada held steady at 47.1% but declined to 66.9% among persons without disabilities.
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ALT Chart representing the employment rates of persons with and without disabilities by province.
ALT Chart representing the employment rates of persons with and without disabilities by province.