We assist people with developmental disabilities by: Providing individual residential supports - in homes, apartments and family settings. Educating and supporting adults in consumer skills, employment preparation and placement, volunteerism, and social/recreation/leisure abilities. Supporting children in child care settings. Advocating for, and responding to, all related developmental disability issues. We do this by: Planning with families and others who care about the people we support. Working with government, businesses, neighborhoods, schools, community groups, service clubs and others who share our goals and objectives. Family and Children Services Family and Children Services offers programs which promote and facilitate inclusive opportunities for children and youth. Adult Home Support Services currently operates five licensed community homes, each providing staff support 24 hours per day. Individuals living in these homes have varying levels of need for assistance with activities of daily living. Each is encouraged to participate fully in household routines with staff offering dignified and respectful support as needed. Respite Services MACL Family Respite Services provide screened and approved caregivers to families in support of their children (adult or child) with developmental disabilities. Respite provides up to 24 hour/day support to families referred by Community Living British Columbia (actual days per year determined by CLBC).
Canada's Community FoundationsWe are the Canadian movement for community vitality, with 191 community foundations across the country. We are connected by our national network, Community Foundations of Canada, and together, we help Canadians invest in building strong and resilient places to live, work and play.
Celebrating Inclusion at MACL's Illuminaria Lantern FestivalA great evening was had for thousands of individuals and families who attended MACL's 2014 Illuminaria Lantern Festival celebrating inclusion. The evening began with performances by students of the Mission Music Lessons studio followed by 2 rockin' sets by their teachers. Nezaar and his troupe of performers wowed the crowd with charismatic pyrotechnics (including a stilt [.]Click on the link above to view the posterJoin us for our 15th Annual Illuminaria Lantern FestivalSaturday September 13th 2014We support people with intellectual disabilities by:Providing residential supports in homes, apartments & family settings.Educating & supporting adults in skill building, volunteerism, employment preparation, placement and supportProviding social/recreation/leisure opportunities.Supporting children in child care settings.Contracting with screened caregivers who can provide respite to families and individualsAdvocating for, and responding to, all related intellectual disability issues
Increase Text SizeWelcome toLegion Manor VictoriaWe are a not-for-profit retirement residence located on the beautiful Saanich Peninsula of Greater Victoria. Open to all individuals 55 years of age and up (Legion Membership and military service record is not a requirement).Legion Manor offers independent, supported and assisted living with great dining, fun activities, a fantastic location, all close to amenities and all at a reasonable price.Quality can be affordable.
The roots of Fraserside Community Services extend back to 1972 when a small group of people formed a support group to help one another cope with, and overcome, personal challenges. Calling themselves Self Aid Never Ends (SANE), members believed that the most effective way to overcome personal difficulties was through self-help. With a government grant, the group developed its first community initiative - The Sapperton Thrift Store. Soon after, the group formed a non-profit society and opened an Achievement Center for people with developmental disabilities.