Citizenship is at the heart of what we do
At Skills, we believe our community should be a place where every individual is a valued citizen deserving of respect, dignity and rights.
Every day, we work to help people with disabilities thrive in five pillars of everyday life – in doing so, we help them create meaningful lives and explore opportunities for learning, growth and inclusion. This means enjoying the same sense of belonging that we all enjoy.
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Barry and his friend at Monster Pro Wrestling
What is self-advocacy and why it is important: Talk with Tony Flores
Join Tony Flores, the Advocate for Persons with Disabilities in Alberta, on Monday, November 2nd, 2020 as he speaks about the importance of self-advocacy. Tony will talk about what the Office of the Disability Advocate does and how he supports Albertans with...
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A story of Tyler and his Heavy Metal Experience in Community
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Put your talents and passion to work.
Become a partner in the lives of those you work with, our employees are trained with strategic and creative alternatives for traditional ways of doing things. We’re seeking talented and qualified individuals to work for us. Inquire today.
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Lizzamarie and Skills team members
THE ACTION LAB
Rent the Action Lab
The Action Lab is our 2500 sq foot creative learning and workshop space designed by Manasc Isaac architects. You can rent this very unique space for workshops, events, strategic planning and to convene innovative minds to tackle complex challenges.
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The Action Lab
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Help us continue our effort to eliminate barriers for people with disabilities.
Your investment helps us help people with disabilities to lead full, productive lives in our community. Transform lives, inspire cultural change.
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The Edmonton Police recognizing Jason “Captain Community” for his efforts to keep his neighbors safe
Skills Society’s innovative social change projects
COMMUNITEA INFUSION
is a mobile tea house that creates a kind of pop-up town square where neighbours can come together and strengthen connections. What makes this great is how citizens with disabilities are community builders through the project.
EDMONTON SHIFT LAB
Responding to the work of EndPovertyEdmonton, Edmonton Community Foundation and the Skills Society Action Lab partnered to develop the Edmonton Shift Lab.