The areas set out in the bylaws guide our planning. The projects below are prospective areas of work, with no registration or services available yet.
Initiatives in planning
PROSPECTIVE AREA OF WORK
Community connections and support for families
Create spaces for listening and exchange among people with disabilities, neurodivergent people, family members, caregivers and support networks. Planning should consider different routines, needs and ways of participating.
In planning
PROSPECTIVE AREA OF WORK
Accessibility and rights
Develop initiatives that provide information about rights and social participation, connecting the community with networks and initiatives that address physical, digital, communication and attitudinal barriers.
In planning
PROSPECTIVE AREA OF WORK
Culture, sport and expression
Create opportunities to connect through art, culture, sport and leisure, involving people in defining the activities and accessibility provisions.
In planning
PROSPECTIVE AREA OF WORK
Learning and autonomy
Coordinate opportunities for digital inclusion, training and skills development, respecting each person's interests and choices, in dialogue with professionals and partner institutions.
In planning
What needs to happen before an initiative can begin?
Listen and set priorities. Understand the community's needs and participation.
Put the conditions in place. Complete the establishment process and define the team, partnerships, resources and responsibilities.
Communicate clearly. Share information about the intended audience, venue, schedule, accessibility and ways to access the initiative before opening registration.
No start dates, places or services are being advertised as available. Updates will be published once the conditions for each project have been confirmed.