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Venture Training
Turning disabilities into abilities since 1955
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Venture Training
Turning disabilities into abilities since 1955
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Venture Training
Turning disabilities into abilities since 1955
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Venture Training
Turning disabilities into abilities since 1955
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Venture Training
Turning disabilities into abilities since 1955
Vernon's biggest RETRO Dance Party ever is on Friday, November 4th starting at 7pm at the Vernon Recreation Centre.
The dance party is featuring Feet First band, Anthony B Nightmoves DJ, bar with Evan W flair bartender and special cocktails.
Come as you are or dress up in your "bright and tight" retro dance club attire for a chance to win prizes!
There will be a huge 50/50 draw with proceeds going to VDACL's Cycle Cycle program.
Kamui Japanese Curry and Wicked Waffles food trucks on site.
Sponsored by 107.5 Beach Radio
VDACL
Vernon and District Association for Community Living (VDACL) is a non-profit organization that believes people with developmental disabilities are individuals with the same rights as any other person. We are committed to helping our participants reach their fullest potential regarding their independence and community involvement.
Our Vision
We envision a community where people with developmental disabilities are accepted and respected.
Our Philosophy
We believe that people with developmental disabilities are individuals in their desires, needs, abilities and gifts as any cross-section of society. According to their wishes, the Association is committed to helping people with special needs achieve the fullest possible independence and community participation.
Our Mission
We advocate on behalf of and provide quality programs and services to people with developmental disabilities.
"An important part of our community since 1955!"
What's Happening
"Canadians with mental and physical disabilities a have the right to live free from discrimination, to enjoy the same quality of service, quality of education, quality of vocation, quality of inclusion and the same quality of life as every person in Canada" - Canadian Human Rights Commission
OUR WORK
People with developmental disabilities are individuals with the same rights as any other person. This includes the right to dignity, respect, and the right to live and work in their community
