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Bonaventure Support Services Self Advocacy Group

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Self Advocacy Group

Join us at Barons South location on the last Tuesday of every month!

Our meetings run 2:30 – 4:30.

Future topics include: An initial meet and great, discussing our roadblocks and how we can work to overcome them, finding our self advocating voice and how to use it, self worth, and employment.

Illustration of hands raised in celebration under a megaphone graphic. Text highlights a Self Advocacy Group! meeting held monthly, encouraging self-advocates to communicate, negotiate, and boost self-worth. Sessions run 2:30-4:30, with Ashley Gray as the facilitator.

Website:

https://bonaventuresupport.com/

Facebook page for Bonaventure Support Services Ltd. features a cover photo with an ocean background and the text Bonaventure Support Services: Dedicated to community, holding spaces where people are empowered. A proud advocate for DiversAbility, we champion inclusion.

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