Disability & The Importance of a Purposeful Life
For most people, feeling a sense of purpose is a key part of living a fulfilling life. Having goals, passions, and reasons to wake up
August 30, 2024
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For most people, feeling a sense of purpose is a key part of living a fulfilling life. Having goals, passions, and reasons to wake up
At the heart of a purposeful life lies the ability to express oneself and make a mark on the world, which means something different to
Representation matters, and the way disabled individuals are portrayed in films, television shows, books, and other media can significantly impact public understanding and attitudes. Simply
In October 2021, creator Ann Magill unveiled a new Disability Pride flag, designed to represent the strength and unity of the disability community. The flag’s
History of the Sunflower Lanyard ProgramThe Sunflower Lanyard program was introduced in 2016 at London Gatwick Airport,initially designed to identify passengers with hidden disabilities who
Terrariums are miniature gardens housed in glass containers, creating a beautiful and self-sustaining ecosystem. They are not just aesthetically pleasing but also offer therapeutic benefits.
Amidst the bustling communities of southwestern Ontario, there exists a special place where individuals with developmental disabilities find connection and purpose – welcome to Adults
The business of making community connections is a lot of what we do, and we made a slam dunk when we connected with the KW
What makes a job enjoyable? What makes a good job? What makes a job rewarding? My answers… having a place you enjoy going to each
The Oakville and Hamilton families, participants and friends gathered together at the Oakville location to celebrate the holiday season. Our annual Jingle Mingle is always
Another year of celebrating the holiday season with our annual Jingle Mingle! This December our Kitchener and Cambridge families, participants, staff and friends came together at
Some people do, or feel the need to tip-toe around the word disability as if it is a dirty word by using modified language and
Today I’m seventeen. Five years ago I had just started at a new school and had only one friend. My class was filled with students
Submitted by an Adults in Motion Family…. As we approach our 10th anniversary at Adults In Motion, we reflect on how grateful we are for
Adults in Motion has partnered with Trillium Support Services to bring you a special Adults in Motion virtual workshop. For 2 evenings, join our Director
The government of Canada has advice for us to wear ‘face masks’ to stop the spread of germs during COVID-19. I totally get this and
