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Two Superhero Rappellers

Superhero Elaine Bleie set the ultimate personal goal to raise $10,000 to commemorate her fifth year participating in the Drop Zone. Easter Seals™ Saskatchewan is proud
 
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A Jazz Music Afficionado

David Harris is passionate about music and he uses it to connect to different people and places around the world. He listens to over 19,000 radio stations through the World Wide Web.
 
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Potential Unlocked

Encouragement, Respect, and support from the staff members at Partners in Employment helped Tim England unlock his potential and create a new reality for himself.
 
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Achieving Her Dreams

For each one of us, there are one or more junctures in our life when we need compassion, support and a point in the right direction. Roxanne Bochek found that at Partners in Employment.
 
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The Yorkton Branch Celebrates

The investment made by both the Tillman Family and Ministry of Social Services will provide for immeasurable benefits for the people we serve and the community as we realize...
 
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Step by Step

All of us will experience difficult times at some point in our lives. Working through adversity, while challenging, can also allow us the opportunity to find out what we are capable of ...
 
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No Regrets

Wayne Wehrhan was introduced to innovative technology in 1998 when the Council asked him if he would demonstrate the C-Leg ... He says, laughing, “I just about took off and never came back.”
 
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Lighting Up the Community

After receiving several nominations, it was the City of Swift Current that chose Katie Durant to light the cauldron at Kinetic Park. Hundreds line the route to cheer her on.
 
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Innovation and Imagination

Since she was a toddler, Alysha has been coming to the Saskatchewan Abilities Council to be fitted with prosthetic limbs.
 
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Life with Billy

Joanne is sitting tall in the saddle. She has a busy lifestyle and the expertise of the Orthopaedic department helps her match fit with function for her prosthetic leg.
 
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Summer Fun

The rewards of laughter, play, and learning are immeasurable for every child: friendship, confidence, maturity, personal development. This concept is the guiding force behind Summer Fun.
 
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Camp Easter Seal - Best of 2009

What three wishes do you for Camp Easter Seal? "I would really like to have warm, sunny weather all the days of camp," says Su Huynh, Camp Easter Seal Manager.
 
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She's A Winner

This is a story about Cheryl and what she imagines for herself but it is also about the people in her life who believe in her.
 
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Adaptive Technology Provides Independence

For Rupan, the technology allows him to be a bigger part of the crowd. He can send emails more easily to his friends allowing him to stay connected ...
 
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WalkAide

WalkAide uses a sensor to monitor the movement of the affected leg during walking while, at the same time, the computer software (called Walk Analyst) controls the timing of the stimulation.
 
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60th Anniversary Video  
The Saskatchewan Abilities Council celebrates 60 years of success in 2010 and this video commemorates and honours that important history. Enjoy! 

     

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The Saskatchewan Abilities Council works with people of varying abilities to enhance their independence and participation in the community through vocational, rehabilitation and recreational services.

What's New

July 5, 2010

“The investment made by both the Tillman Family and Ministry of Social Services will provide for immeasurable benefits for the people we serve and the community as we realize all the possibilities that the enhanced physical space will allow us to facilitate.”   ...more

June 24, 2010

On June 18, 2010, the Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres presented its annual Volunteer of Distinction Award to Pat Laungier, Saskatchewan Abilities Council, Saskatoon Branch, for her outstanding, long-term commitment to people with disabilities. ...more
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