ALT Colourful text reads: Happy Pride Month! To the left of the text, there are vertical stripes with the colours red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, white, pink, light blue, brown, and black. The colourful Children's Link logo sits in the bottom right corner of the image.

ALT On a red background, large capitalized white text reads: Red Shirt Day of Action for Accessibility and Inclusion. May 29, 2024. There are three photos in circular frames in the middle of the image which each have a photo of an individual wearing a red shirt. Image one includes a young girl with brown hair wearing a red t-shirt who is looking down at a notebook. Image two is of a young girl with Down Syndrome wearing a red t-shirt in a school hallway. She is smiling. Image three is of a young man smiling at the camera while wearing a red t-shirt. He is using a wheelchair and is outside on a wooden platform.

ALT Poster with text reading: Decolonizing childhood disability: Exploring the healthcare experiences of racialized children with disabilities from the perspective of policy, patients, parents, health providers and health policymakers What is involved? 1. Participating in an online or in person interview that asks about your experiences using the Canadian healthcare system. 2. Creating a poem using words, images or any creative visuals that reflects your experiences with Canadian healthcare system. To be eligible to participate, you must be: 1. 12-24 years of age 2. Living in Canada 3. Self-identify as having a disability or disabilities; and 4. Self-identify as racialized, Black, Indigenous, or Person of Colour OR 1. Be a parent/guardian of a racialized child/youth with a disability/ies. You will receive a $50 electronic giftcard to Amazon or Shoppers for your time. If interested, please email alyssa.neville@torontomu.ca.

ALT Heading reads: What is respite? Below, purple text reads: Respite care is a temporarily relieving service whose main function is to support the parent/guardian (family or primary caregiver) for a specific period of time while facilitating a positive and rewarding experience for the child with a disability. Respite supports are intended to help strengthen the family's ability to care for their child in the family home.

ALT A happy looking brown and white dog is wearing red googles and a vacation style t-shirt. There is bright blue sky behind the dog. White capitalized text above the dog, reads: Have a great long weekend! The white Children's Link logo is in the bottom left hand corner.

ALT Easter Seals Camp Horizon flyer. Text reads: Easter Seals Alberta's Camp Horizon provides individuals with disabilities and medical conditions with life-changing outdoor recreation experiences. Camp offers a unique opportunity for campers to build self-esteem, independence, challenge their mind and body, and create lasting friendships and lifelong memories. There is a camp schedule and a QR code to scan for more info. There are two photos of children at Camp Horizon in the bottom left corner.

ALT Text reads: AISH, Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped. What is AISH? Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) is a Government of Alberta program that provides financial and health benefits to eligible Albertans with a permanent medical condition that prevents them from earning a living. The Government of Alberta logo is below the text. The coloured Children's Link logo sits at the very bottom of the image.

ALT Seven members of the Easter Seals Alberta leadership stand together and are smiling at the camera. They are standing in the Easter Seals Alberta office at an open house. The Easter Seals Alberta banner is behind everyone on the left side of the image and the Children's Link banner is behind everyone on the right side of the image. There are seven red, yellow, and blue balloons behind them.

ALT Calgary Rotary Challenger Park Family Fun Day flyer. Text reads: Saturday, June 15 2024, 10am-3pm. Calgary Rotary Challenger Park, 3688 48th Avenue NE. Free admission & parking. Hosted by Calgary Rotary Challenger Park, you will not want to be out of town because there is just so much to see and do. With acres of park to explore and exciting activities wherever you turn, we guarantee this will be a day to remember. Calgary Rotary Challenger Park is a unique concept of athletic fields, a playground area & an activity center constructed to ensure that all citizens regardless of age or ability have equal access to recreation, sport & play. This event is a day of activities brimming with FREE programming, amongst the great family fun there will be something for everyone. In addition, there will be opportunities to increase your understanding of individuals living with disabilities through your participation in individual & team sports & recreational activities!

ALT On a light pink background, pink text reads: Happy Mother's Day! There is a heart framed photo of a mother hugging her child with a disability in the kitchen while holding a bouquet of pink and yellow flowers. They are both smiling and laughing.