A founding member of BILA
Law, Justice And Compassion | Call Today
Dance and music can be enjoyed by everybody. Music has the power to help us relax or it can energize us. People of all abilities can engage with dance and music informally for pure enjoyment, or through formal programs that include therapeutic goals. The simple act of listening to music can have health benefits. For
The City of Vancouver’s “Single-Use Item Reduction Strategy” is set to come into effect in June 2019. A ban on plastic straws is part of this strategy, and is being hailed by many as a step forward in reducing our waste from single-use plastic items such as packaging, straws, and bags. The ban has already
Andrea Donaldson of Pacific Medical Law participated in the Scotiabank Charity Challenge on behalf of the Cerebral Palsy Association of BC at the Vancouver Half Marathon and 5k on June 24. Andrea (centre) is photographed here with CPABC Executive Director Feri Dehdar (right), and communications intern Ashley Moliere (left). Through fundraising efforts of everyone
People living with cerebral palsy are tenacious. This I know for sure. When they fall, they get back up, and try and try again, until they succeed. They do not let obstacles stand in their way, and they do not allow others to tell them what they can and cannot do. They move forward with
From: Cerebral Palsy Association of BC Newsletter, May 25, 2016 (Photo: Susanne Raab and Paul McGivern with CPABC’s Executive Director Feri Dehdar and President Andy Yu at the Life Without Limits Gala 2016.) Ms. Raab and Mr. McGivern made a commitment to do their part to improve the lives of all people living with cerebral palsy
