Community Access

Forever Living Care Services is dedicated to fostering community inclusion through our program designed for individuals with disabilities. This initiative seeks to champion inclusion, accessibility, and equal opportunities for every individual we support within their local communities. The program is committed to breaking down barriers and offering the necessary support and resources that empower individuals with disabilities to engage actively in all aspects of community life.

Our goal is to cultivate a vibrant community where individuals and their support staff can actively participate in meaningful activities throughout the day and evening. As part of this effort, FLCS members and their support staff regularly attend the MNP community sports complex in the heart of downtown Calgary. At the MNP community sports complex, our individuals are supported in doing the following activities but are not limited to:

Treadmill / Exercise Bike	Walking on the track
Playing Basketball	Playing Soccer / Kick / Pass Ball
Swimming / Diving	Arts and Crafts
Badminton

The afternoons are used for other various activities the individuals may be interested in, but not limited to, for example:

Big Fun in Calgary	Bowling
Flying Squirrel in Calgary	Walks in various parks (ones with swings)
Matinee Movie	Music therapy
Yoga	Dance therapy
Games	Storytime

Some individuals do independent activities according to their abilities and interests some examples are but are not limited to:

Cooking classes

Art classes

Dance classes

FLSC WEEKLY ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS

This weekly program is designed for individuals participating in Community Access. It outlines the daily activities that should be completed

Overall, the goal of a Community Access Program for FLCS individuals with disabilities is to create an inclusive community that embraces diversity and ensures equal opportunities for all its members, regardless of their abilities. The Community Access Program plays a crucial role in promoting social integration, independence, and empowerment among individuals with disabilities.