Indigenous Disability Awareness Month 2025
Neil Squire Society would like to join countless provinces, organizations, and communities across Canada and internationally in declaring the month of November as Indigenous Disability Awareness Month.
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Skip to NavigationNeil Squire Society would like to join countless provinces, organizations, and communities across Canada and internationally in declaring the month of November as Indigenous Disability Awareness Month.
Thank you to everyone who came to see us at the 2024 Indigenous Disability and Wellness Gathering in Victoria.
In November, we honour Indigenous Disability Awareness Month.
Megan, who is Indigenous and lives in Prince Albert, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy as a child and uses a motorized wheelchair. Megan also has generalized anxiety and depression.
Bernadine, who is Indigenous and lives in Regina, joined our Creative Employment Options program looking for a part-time job that would accommodate her wheelchair.