Category Archives: Human Rights

PEI Autism funding delivery changing

I have been writing for some time that the funding for autism services on Prince Edward Island comes from the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development but is funneled through the Department of Social Services via the Disability Support … Continue reading

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Where in the World is April Ennis?

It has been some time (5 months in fact!) that I have written on my blog. Here is an update as to what I have been up to and why.  I have been quiet lately because I have been volunteering … Continue reading

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Kindergarten meeting with Premier

So, some of you may have been wondering how the meeting on October 1, 2008 went with the Premier. I had been told that the Deputy Minister of Education would be attending alongside of the Premier, but we were surprised … Continue reading

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Advocacy Workshop Scheduled

The Autism Society of PEI is proud to present: Advocacy Workshop In follow up demand to the two hour sessions that were hosted previously by the Autism Society of PEI, Pat Coady will be back presenting a review of the … Continue reading

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Premier schedules meeting with Kindergarten parents……

………but I am not welcome to attend. After a week of calls back and forth with the Premier’s office, the kindergarten parents now have a meeting date to discuss the issues around why they will not fund the CHANCES kindergarten … Continue reading

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Kindergarten Cliques

Our son Brandon is five years old and scheduled to participate in kindergarten this fall. Brandon and Benjamin are very blessed to attend a high quality early learning that is very supportive of our family’s needs. Because of this ongoing … Continue reading

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