Halliday Picnic Thursday July 18th, please join us!

Help us kick of Summer at Prairie Winds Park. 
We are proud to say we have booked a shelter in the event of rain, picnic site 3!

Who: Halliday PicNic!!!
Where: Prairie Winds Park Site 3  (223, Castleridge Blvd NE)
When: Thursday, July 18th from 4 to 6 pm
Why: 'Cause its summer!
RSVP: actionhall@calgaryscope.org or leave a message at 403.717.7630

How to get there? 
Just hop on the northbound LRT and get off at Westwinds Station (Station after Whitehorn) 

Map
If you still can't find the park, please call us and we will help you get to the park. 

Getting ready! Disability Pride Parade kicks off Sunday, June 9 at 11 to 2 pm

We are very excited to be a part of Calgary`s Disability Pride Parade 
on Sunday, June 9th, 2019 - 11 to 2 pm

 At our meeting tonight we made posters, buttons, & bandanas and some of us will also be sporting this pride button.
To learn more about the details of the disability pride parade, just click on Disability Pride Alberta's link. 

People will start gathering around 10:30 am meeting at Banker's Hall at 315 8th Ave SW.

Kick off at 11 am.

Then we will head on down to the 
Olympic Plaza (205 8th Avenue SE)
Festivities are expected to run until about 2 pm. 

People are encouraged to register on eventbrite to help count how many people will be in attendance and to stay in touch.

See you soon! Loud and Proud!  

Congratulations, and an open invitation to all MLAs to join us, meet and talk about ideas, issues and solutions

Members of the Disability Action Hall wish to congratulate you as a Member of the Legislative Assembly on your recent appointment as an MLA for the people of Alberta. We would like to take this opportunity to extend an open invitation to meet with us and talk about issues and solutions affecting persons with disabilities in Alberta, some of which include: 

PDD Review

Alberta government should continue the review of Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) Services to ensure Albertans are able to access services and supports they may need.

Affordable Transit Fares

The Alberta government should renew its commitment to fund the low-income transit pass in both Edmonton & Calgary and continue the rural public transit pilot projects to ensure Albertans can get around our province

Continue to improve income support programs

We are very thankful the Alberta legislative assembly unanimously approved indexing AISH and Alberta Works every year to reflect the current cost of living.

Create an Accessible Act for the Province

By 2035, 1 in 5 Albertans will have a disability. Albertans need universal standards to help people access the community, create accessible buildings, jobs and services

We look forward to you contacting us and talk more about the Alberta government priorities in the near future and ways we can work together.

Members of the Disability Action Hall