Ryan is pretty skilled at using public transit in Abbotsford. He knows his bus schedules and times his activities so that he won’t miss a bus. If taking the bus isn’t convenient, he accesses Uber or taxi cabs and is grateful that those options are available to him, especially when the weather is bad. But … Continued
A brand new board game, invented by Communitas staff, teaches participants how to save money. Turns out, frugality can be fun!
Judy, Kortnnaye, and Larry are artists who share another common trait: they all live with an acquired brain injury – but that doesn’t stop them from creating!
When Shane was given the opportunity to teach the online Zoombaya cooking class, he discovered that teaching is as much fun as cooking!
Robert has been drawing his own comic books for years. He continues to draw inspiration from the world around him and he loves to make people laugh!
Having a job where Mony can use her gifts, with an employer who celebrates those gifts, means a lot. It’s also a way for her to give back. Read this inspiring story today!
Crystal is a friendly, outgoing person, who likes to have things neat and tidy, characteristics that make her really good at both her jobs.
Dave is a talented artist. For Dave, painting is as much about being creative as it is therapeutic as he continues on his journey towards mental wellness.
Michael takes pride in his work as a custodian with the Abbotsford School District and he is valued for the good work he does.
Fishing was taught, fish were caught (and let go), and fun was had, when these friends participated in a day of fishing in Abbotsford.
Brad takes the skills he’s learned in Jonathan’s cooking class and prepares meals for his family regularly. Check out his story and his favourite recipe!
For Judy, the creative process is as much about healing as it is about art, a way to cope with life’s challenges – and Judy has had more challenges than most.
An experience with burst pipes in the middle of winter turned into an adventure that reminded four roommates that there really is no place like home.
For Lucian and Andreea, being Home Share providers is a way to give back to their community. It’s been a life-enriching experience for their family.
No matter what language she is speaking, Andrea is just happy to be able to communicate with her friends. Check out her story today!
Faith and love are the anchors that ground Marlita’s life. Faith and love were also part of her transformation. Read her inspiring story today!
What makes Kortnnaye’s paintings so remarkable is that she only began painting after suffering a catastrophic brain injury. Her story will surely inspire you!
Curby says the three most important things to him are faith, family, and Coca-Cola. Here he shares his story in words and song!
Meet Chris. Chris loves to spend time with his support staff doing interesting activities and learning new things. Check out his great sewing projects!
Audrey is remembered as determined, sweet, and kind. She was part of the Communitas family for 30 years and her story reminds us of the importance of inclusion.
Finding his mom’s cookie recipe brought back wonderful memories for Martin. Find out what happened when he tried to bake the cookies!
Crystal says that since she’s moved out on her own, she’s become more independent and grown in her self-confidence.
October is Community Inclusion month with a focus on Inclusive Housing. Find out how having a home of his own helps Martin thrive in his community.
Being in a Home Share and also part of the services offered through Community Inclusion gives Marina a rich life experience every day.
