TO HAVE RESOLVE
The I Have Resolve Foundation provides awareness, education and works in support of inclusion for anyone who faces a physical, social, developmental or learning challenge. Our goal is to promote shared opportunities in order to bridge the gap between those with and those without disabilities.
We believe in a mindset of we all belong. In belonging we live, work and play together in order to grow, show each other respect and kindness.
INCLUSION
To embrace all differences and bridge the gap between those with and without disabilities
KINDNESS
To embrace all differences, participate in all life’s activities equally and ensure we all belong
FRIENDSHIP
To face the challenges together and be accepted for who I am
AWARENESS
To raise awareness, promote caring and share with you our resolve for those in need
SOCIAL FEED
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Did you know that this week is National AccessAbility Week? The theme for this year is Disability Inclusion: From Possibilities to Practice.
We are personally committed to turning possibility into practice. Please join in tomorrow, on May 31st and wear red on Red Shirt Day to support Canadians living with disabilities. Together, we can help build a more accessible and inclusive Canada for people of all abilities.
We are additionally sharing a picture of our son Jason. Jason lost his battle to Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in 2013, he remains my daily inspiration. His abilities were a constant demonstration that inclusion and the dismantling of barriers is how we best move into our future.
#redshirtday #supportcanadianslivingwithdisabilities #NationalAccessAbilityWeek #disabilityinclusion #celebratedifference #ihaveresolve #strengthliesindiversity #inclusion #awareness #easterseals
Red Shirt Day - wear red on Wednesday, May 31st
Support Canadians living with disabilities.
#redshirtday #supportcanadianslivingwithdisabilities #nationalaccessibilityweek #disabilityinclusion #celebratedifference #ihaveresolve #strengthliesindiversity #inclusion #awareness
National AccessAbility Week
Building awareness and inclusion in 2023 and beyond
Waterloo celebrates National AccessAbility Week | Waterloo News
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In 2023, National AccessAbility Week (NAAW) is from May 28 to June 3. The Government of Canada established NAAW to celebrate the contributions of disabled people, promote accessibility and recognize e...