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People First of Canada

What Home Means to Me

Wed, 2013-03-13 - CACL Web Editor - Close Institutions, Disability Supports, Employment Equality, Equality Rights, Eradicate Poverty, Safe and Inclusive Communities, People First of Canada, PFC

 

The place we call home is usually more than four walls and some stuff. People First of Canada recently released a video called What Home Means to Me. Shane Haddad, President of the organization, stated, "For people with intellectual disabilities, having a home means a lot. It means having freedom, having rights, having a life, and most importantly, being included."

CACL and People First of Canada Celebrate 30 years of the Charter

Tue, 2012-04-17 - CACL Web Editor - Child Rights, Equality Rights, Global Inclusion, CACL, Canadian policies of inclusion, Charter, Freedoms, People First of Canada, Rights

 

 

For Immediate Release:
Toronto and Winnipeg
April 16, 2012 

People with Intellectual Disabilities and their Families Celebrate

The Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms – 30 years on

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