Inclusion Saskatchewan's Self-Advocacy Network

01/16/2026

🍩💙 The Special Olympics Donut is back at Tim Hortons! 💙🍩
From Jan 30–Feb 1, every donut supports Special Olympics Saskatchewan athletes — with 100% of proceeds donated.

📄 Pre-order forms are live on our website.
Support athletes. Enjoy a sweet treat. ✨💪

01/16/2026

Adaptive bowling ball ramp. 

01/16/2026

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01/16/2026

01/16/2026

Inclusive communities don’t just support people with intellectual disabilities — they’re stronger, kinder, and more connected for everyone.

That’s why inclusion benefits us all.

01/16/2026

Our first federal priority for the new year is the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB). We want a more adequate Benefit with better delivery.

The Canada Disability Benefit, launched in July 2025 at $200 per month, still leaves people far below any poverty-line benchmark. Restrictive eligibility criteria, specifically the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) act as a barrier that prevents many people in poverty from receiving the benefit at all.

Read more about what we're asking regarding the CDB: https://www.inclusioncanada.ca/resource?view=41aa4588-66c8-4bc5-9c9c-0147e5817350

01/13/2026

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/H-TEWLKbaWA
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-Josh

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01/13/2026

01/13/2026

Barriers to inclusion aren’t always visible — but their impact is real.

From staffing and funding to accessibility and attitudes, many systems still need change. What’s one barrier you’ve noticed in your community?

01/13/2026

09/19/2025

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/H-TEWLKbaWA

Trust me it's on topic.....

-Josh

Hello if ur new to my channel please subscribe and like and share it helps me a lot and if u wanna leave suggestions for me join my discord server or leave i...