The facilitator is responsible for providing guidance and instruction to participants pursuing individual goals through facilitation of group work and individual activities.
Download a CopyMore About the PositionSIL facilitators provide one-to-one support to individuals with social, intellectual or developmental disabilities directly in their living space and the surrounding community.
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G.R.O.W. is an innovative transitional life skills day program for young adults (post high school) with social and intellectual disabilities, G.R.O.W. focuses on preparing program participants for independent living through life skills training, opportunities for socialization with peers and engagement in community life.
The program curriculum, developed in conjunction with the University of Manitoba Occupational Therapy Department, is aimed at teaching life management skills, social skills development, health and healthy living, recreational skill development, and skills that will enhance vocational opportunities. This initiative evolved from the success of the G.R.O.W. in Gimli Program.
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Our focus is to enhance the potential of our participants and to provide opportunities for them to engage with the community and lead an independent life.
I like G.R.O.W. because they helped me find work. I like to cook and I like to bake here at G.R.O.W! I like to see my friends everyday.
Over the two years, Lindsey White worked alongside G.R.O.W. participants to write, record, and perform a collection of songs.
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