This video comes from the Belonging Matters Talks that Matter series. It shares the story of Michael Bush, and how pursuing valued roles has become a story of belonging.
Videos
This presentation was delivered by Darcy Elks at Family Advocacy’s 2007 Odyssey Conference. Key points: Most citizens enjoy a variety of valued social roles such as family member, friend, neighbour, employee, student, etc. Indeed, it is very natural for people to explore, enter and grow into many different valued roles […]
Darcy Elks: Valued Social Roles – Video by Family Advocacy
In this video, Micro Enterprise Consultant Wendy explains the 4 step process: Discovery, Exploration, Creation, and Maintenance, and introduces Micro Enterprise Owners who operate their own customised businesses.
The 4 step Micro Enterprise process
Michael has been operating his Micro Enterprise Greens2U for 5 years. He shares his story of developing the business, and what his days look like. He takes us on the road to meet his customers on delivery day.
Greens2U – A day in the life
Meet Bailey, his family, educators, friends and Micro Enterprise consultant, and hear about how he is taking the steps towards customised employment through is own Micro Enterprise while he is still at school.
Micro Enterprise – starting at school
Rosefield Community Shed provides a great example of an inclusive community initiative.
Rosefield Community Shed – video
Introducing Inclusive Neighbourhoods – video
These presentations are being given in person as part of the Discover Micro Enterprise – Exploring Possibilities Project. They have been recorded to enable us to share these stories further, and will be of interest to anyone who is considering Micro Enterprise. We are very proud of the way that these […]
Presentations – Discover Micro Enterprise
The Imagine More “Let’s Get to Work” conference was run online in 2020, and recordings from the sessions are available from the website. This presentation by Ann Greer explores why work is important, and how to use community connections to find work.
Why work is important – from the Imagine More conference
CLP has a focus on building strong relationships and circles of support for people with disability through our Circles Initiative