Disabled Skiers Association of BC

The Developmental Disabilities Association (DDA) is dedicated to maximizing the potential of individuals with developmental disabilities and their families through a variety of lifelong programs, supports, and advocacy efforts. Annually, the DDA serves over 1,800 individuals and families in the Vancouver and Richmond area, focusing on encouragement and empowerment. Offering a range of services such as infant development programs, child and youth support, adult services, and family support, the DDA aims to foster understanding, acceptance, and respect for diversity. Their commitment to community and individual empowerment reflects in programs designed for inclusion, experience, and skill development for all ages. Generated from the website

The Richmond Center for Disability in Richmond, British Columbia, is dedicated to providing accessible resources and recreational activities for individuals with disabilities. Through various programs and community involvement, the center fosters empowerment and inclusion, ensuring that all members have opportunities for participation. With core funding from the Province of British Columbia and support from the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, the center offers a variety of classes and events tailored to meet the needs of its community. The Richmond Center for Disability aims to enhance the quality of life for its members by promoting independence and social engagement. Generated from the website