posAbilities’ sole focus is doing everything we can to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in ways that keep the persons we serve, their families, our team members, and communities,...

With spring officially underway, a lot of us are missing the events and activities we would usually participate in. Fortunately for us, there are all kinds of virtual things...

posAbilities’ sole focus is doing everything we can to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic in ways that keep the persons we serve, their families, our team members, and communities,...

Vickie Cammack and Al Etmanski have five ideas to help us all stay in touch and support each other through these tough times.

While the risk of being infected with COVID-19 in BC continues to be low, we’d like to share the steps we are taking to monitor the virus, and to...

With spring nearly here, it’s time to gear up for plenty of fun activities across British Columbia including Metro Vancouver, Kelowna, and Vancouver Island.

Join us in celebrating the contributions of three women who use their voices to speak out about important issues and call for change.

Discussing sex and sexuality, considered a taboo subject to some, can be even more stigmatized if you are a youth or adult with diverse abilities. That’s one reason why...

The B.C. Government asked the public to give their feedback on the proposed accessibility legislation. Individuals with disabilities and community members from across BC shared their views.

The relaxed, captioned performance of Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story at the PuSh Festival shows that making theatre accessible doesn't mean compromising the quality of the show.

You may have noticed that posAbilities.ca is looking a little different lately! We kicked off the new year with the launch of our new and improved site.

Discover three innovative approaches to inclusive, affordable housing models that advance social inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities.