Agencies supporting people with intellectual disabilities

For the Person Centred Planning Training Project, we have some Creative Facilitation workshops coming up in Winnipeg, Brandon and Portage la Prairie.  These workshops are funded by the Government of Manitoba, and there is no cost.  For each workshop, coffee is provided and lunch is on your own.  We will ensure that each agency gets a copy of the PATH AND MAPS Handbook from Inclusion Press.  Additional copies can be purchased directly from Inclusion Press.

CREATIVE FACILITATION is a three-day workshop that introduces participants to the PATH and MAPS approach to person-centred service planning.  Participants will be provided with an introduction to the foundations of facilitation, including listening, graphics, values, and the role of circles of support.  Participants will also have opportunities to practice their facilitation skills through demonstrations and small group practice.  PATH will engage the person you support to think backwards from future possibilities and use storytelling to create a vision of how the possibilities may be realized.  MAPS asks the person to share stories that reveal their gifts.  Together, we explore the ways these gifts can be embraced in the community.

BRANDON

March 20, 21 & 22, 2023

9 am to 4 pm

Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre 

3550 Victoria Ave

CLICK HERE to register

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Immersive training experience wherein participants get a chance to learn how to use Personal Outcome Measures.

Content is shared via Zoom on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On Tuesday and Thursday, training participants are scheduled to practice their skills by interviewing people with disabilities. This workshop is a prerequisite for becoming a Certified Interviewer.

Only 12 people are able to be trained per workshop. Learners must be available from 9-5 for the full five days.

Organizations sending trainees will be asked to assist with recruiting people they serve who wish to be interviewed.

Email leanne@abilitiesmanitoba.org to request seats in this workshop.

For the Person Centred Planning Training Project, we have some Creative Facilitation workshops coming up in Winnipeg, Brandon and Portage la Prairie.  These workshops are funded by the Government of Manitoba, and there is no cost.  For each workshop, coffee is provided and lunch is on your own.  We will ensure that each agency gets a copy of the PATH AND MAPS Handbook from Inclusion Press.  Additional copies can be purchased directly from Inclusion Press.

CREATIVE FACILITATION is a three-day workshop that introduces participants to the PATH and MAPS approach to person-centred service planning.  Participants will be provided with an introduction to the foundations of facilitation, including listening, graphics, values, and the role of circles of support.  Participants will also have opportunities to practice their facilitation skills through demonstrations and small group practice.  PATH will engage the person you support to think backwards from future possibilities and use storytelling to create a vision of how the possibilities may be realized.  MAPS asks the person to share stories that reveal their gifts.  Together, we explore the ways these gifts can be embraced in the community.

BRANDON

March 20, 21 & 22, 2023

9 am to 4 pm

Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre 

3550 Victoria Ave

CLICK HERE to register

SHAREABLE POSTER

Immersive training experience wherein participants get a chance to learn how to use Personal Outcome Measures.

Content is shared via Zoom on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On Tuesday and Thursday, training participants are scheduled to practice their skills by interviewing people with disabilities. This workshop is a prerequisite for becoming a Certified Interviewer.

Only 12 people are able to be trained per workshop. Learners must be available from 9-5 for the full five days.

Organizations sending trainees will be asked to assist with recruiting people they serve who wish to be interviewed.

Email leanne@abilitiesmanitoba.org to request seats in this workshop.

Immersive training experience wherein participants get a chance to learn how to use Personal Outcome Measures.

Content is shared via Zoom on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On Tuesday and Thursday, training participants are scheduled to practice their skills by interviewing people with disabilities. This workshop is a prerequisite for becoming a Certified Interviewer.

Only 12 people are able to be trained per workshop. Learners must be available from 9-5 for the full five days.

Organizations sending trainees will be asked to assist with recruiting people they serve who wish to be interviewed.

Email leanne@abilitiesmanitoba.org to request seats in this workshop.

The Person-Centred Planning Training Project is presented by Inclusion Winnipeg and funded by the Government of Manitoba. 

This workshop will show you person-centred tools and skills and provide a practical framework that you can use every day to help people have more choice and control in their life. The skills will help you deliver personalized support by guiding the discovery of what is important to a person; how best to support them; the way they communicate and make decisions; and how to move to outcomes and action. 

You have the option of an in-person workshop in Winnipeg, or a virtual format presented on Zoom.  Class sizes are limited to 30 participants, and more virtual workshops are planned for May and June 2023.

The Person-Centred Planning Training Project is presented by Inclusion Winnipeg and funded by the Government of Manitoba. 

This workshop will show you person-centred tools and skills and provide a practical framework that you can use every day to help people have more choice and control in their life. The skills will help you deliver personalized support by guiding the discovery of what is important to a person; how best to support them; the way they communicate and make decisions; and how to move to outcomes and action. 

You have the option of an in-person workshop in Winnipeg, or a virtual format presented on Zoom.  Class sizes are limited to 30 participants, and more virtual workshops are planned for May and June 2023.

Come and engage in a facilitated discussion on how we can amplify the voices of people we serve. How do ensure that people have choice and control and are front and centre in conversations that matter to them.

This is not a standard workshop but an opportunity to share ideas, gain some resources, network and perhaps engage in some conversations in areas you have been stewing about. We can accommodate 40 learners. The workshop is 1.5 hrs. 

Training costs have been covered by CLdS via the Quality Framework project funding agreement. 

Register via https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0sf-2urTsjHtCeCAiMspOXfttONDLSoSbL 

An interactive session that explores the importance of the language we use when talking about and with people we support.

This is not a standard workshop but an opportunity to share ideas, gain some resources, network and perhaps engage in some conversations in areas you have been stewing about. We can accommodate 40 learners. Workshop lasts 1.5 hrs

Training costs covered via CLdS through the Quality Framework project funding agreement. 

Register via https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcvde6gpzgoHNdxLZGUoJ86zOFsJRAy2qcy 

For the Person Centred Planning Training Project, we have some Creative Facilitation workshops coming up in Winnipeg, Brandon and Portage la Prairie.  These workshops are funded by the Government of Manitoba, and there is no cost.  For each workshop, coffee is provided and lunch is on your own.  We will ensure that each agency gets a copy of the PATH AND MAPS Handbook from Inclusion Press.  Additional copies can be purchased directly from Inclusion Press.

CREATIVE FACILITATION is a three-day workshop that introduces participants to the PATH and MAPS approach to person-centred service planning.  Participants will be provided with an introduction to the foundations of facilitation, including listening, graphics, values, and the role of circles of support.  Participants will also have opportunities to practice their facilitation skills through demonstrations and small group practice.  PATH will engage the person you support to think backwards from future possibilities and use storytelling to create a vision of how the possibilities may be realized.  MAPS asks the person to share stories that reveal their gifts.  Together, we explore the ways these gifts can be embraced in the community.

PORTAGE la PRAIRIE

April 12, 13 & 14, 2023

9 am to 4 pm

Herman Prior Activity Centre

40 Royal Rd North

CLICK HERE to register

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