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The items in this guide have been selected to help you deliver gifts and experiences that will benefit artists with diverse abilities, disability advocates and the organizations operating in the social care sector. There are no fees collected by posAbilities for this service. If you would like to list an item in this directory, please contact info@posAbilities.ca to learn more!
Enjoy ten minutes of comedic, event themed music and voice impressions for just $10!
Email: ManuelHiiPianist@gmail.com
Call: 778-320-7488 (Mary)
Boxed Card Set: 10 cards for $35
Website: www.alternativesart.ca
Instragram: alternativecreationsstudio
Email: gallery@posabilities.ca
Call: 604-322-0585
Johnson’s dog treats come in three different sizes, so you can choose the best fit for your dog. Ingredients include pumpkin, peanut butter, whole wheat flour, and eggs. The pricing is $5 for 20 large treats, 40 medium treats, or 60 small treats. Delivery is free for Burnaby and surrounding communities.
If you’d like to order, call Karl at 778-865-9964 or email karl.johnston@posabilities.ca.
Visit their site on etsy:
https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/retrophiliac
All prices and details are online.
Available for purchase for $35 (including shipping).
Email: bcpfcoordinator@gmail.com
These like-minded poets have created two volumes of Haiku poetry. Their intimate and heartfelt conversations take the reader on a special and emotional journey, where it’s possible to glimpse the inner feelings of those sometimes marginalized by an unempathetic public.
Look for Tara’s daily twitter feed, where she posts a poem along with a question, and welcomes others to share these conversations with the world. https://twitter.com/taratorme
Watch this video to hear the poets perform some of their work.
Buy the Trampoline Effect on Amazon and write a review – we’d love to know your thoughts!
My hope is that after reading this book, you will share it with others. Together, we can remove the barriers that prevent the full power of people with disabilities from flourishing.
“Extraordinary acts are not reserved for the special few. The vast majority of people are making the world a better place, including people with disabilities.
That’s why I wrote my new book – to awaken the world to the power of disability.
I am optimistic about what we can do when everyone’s gifts and talents are welcomed and enabled.”
Buy the The Power of Disability at your local bookstore if you can, or on any number of platforms including Amazon. See Al’s website for more information:
Come and join fun loving bugs as they count and rhyme through the landscape of Vancouver in beautiful British Columbia.
This book was created and illustrated by students with diverse abilities from Burnaby North’s Access Program. We thank you for your support and invite you to join us to advocate for intentional inclusion, to live richly in laughter and to continue aspiring for a better world.
Available for purchase for $15 here.
Jenny Story is the author of the Dysnomia series, and the second book in the trilogy, Dysnomia: Homes Lies in Your Heart, was released in May 2021. Her mother, Janet Walmsley, has written a book about Jenny’s story, The Autistic Author and Animator: A Mother’s View of a Daughter’s Triumph.
You can learn more about Jenny’s books at jennyjennystory.wixsite.com/dysnomia. Purchases can be made on the website, through Amazon, or Indigo/Coles bookstores.
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