It’s spring, it’s about to be summer, change is in the air, as always. It’s wet, there are new spring smells and breezes and there’s the long light, and the pandemic is not over, and we have not recovered from it, but some of the rules are changing, and I’m thinking about how all of […]
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Jessica is a presenter for Visions and Voices, a part of the Touchstone FASD program. Visions and Voices seeks to increase awareness in communities in order to reduce the stigma of FASD and to encourage healthy living. Presenters are role models who are willing to share their stories of hope, struggle, and accomplishment with the
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Lisa is a presenter for Visions and Voices, a part of the Touchstone FASD program. Visions and Voices seeks to increase awareness in communities in order to reduce the stigma of FASD and to encourage healthy living. Thank you Lisa for sharing your story. Good day everyone! My name is Lisa, and I have FASD.
The Touchstone Foodbank Crew; Dylan, Dallas, Nathan and Maraleigh. Every other Thursday, this group of hardworking individuals is responsible for picking up the Touchstone food order from Winnipeg Harvest. They fill up the back of 1 van and 1 car and deliver the food order to the Touchstone (IJC) offices at 1200 Portage Ave.
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Visions and Voices is a program of Initiatives for Just Communities that offers presentations to groups within Winnipeg and throughout Manitoba who want to know more about Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). The presenters are adults with FASD who are willing to share their stories of hope, struggle, and accomplishment with the public. Following a
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Many times we look but do not see. However… a camera can recapture a lost day. Thinking in visual terms can develop a better understanding of the world that surrounds us. The world becomes what we choose to focus on. There is beauty in the world… if we choose to see it. (Russ Hilsher at
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