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Community Inclusion: Summer 1998 No. 5 (16 pages) PDF of Complete Issue (3.4mb) |
Table of Contents
- Editor's Message (Dena Ellery)
- Inclusive Communities Begin and End With Reducing Stigma [Guest Editor]
(John Russell) - National Project Finds Unearthing Community Goodwill Key to a Welcoming Community (Heather McKee)
- Salmon Arm Community Response to Tragedies Shows Compassion and Builds Allies
- Building Community For the Most-Unwelcome Provides Lessons For Mental Health Advocates (Dena Ellery)
- Families Key to Reintegration at Emerson Centre (from Living with Schizophrenia)
- Courtenay's Eureka Clubhouse Members Active Around the Community and the Island (Allison Jaques)
- Building Health Within the Community (Walter Beier, Maureen Carriere, Tracy Clifford, Shelly Berry and Royce Dueck)
- Friends of Music: Partnership in Song (Barbara Bawlf)
- A Day with Andrew (Frank G. Sterle)
- Langley Peer Support and Outreach Program Reconnects People to Their Family, Interests and Community (Al Matthews)
- Working Opportunities Create Community and Relationships (Dena Ellery)
- Housing, Work and Volunteering as 'ways in' to the Economy (Dena Ellery)
- How to Talk to So Consumers Will Listen and How to Listen So We Can Talk
(Barbara Evans) - Discovering Connections (Book review by Dena Ellery)
- Out of Bedlam (Book Review by Eric McKechnie)
- RESOURCES
