Philip Bialk is from Baldry and has just returned home from competing in Abu Dhabi for the World Competition for Special Olympics. Philip has competed at a national level, but his trip to Abu Dhabi was his first time competing internationally. His hard work with the Mona Lisa Italiano League paid off, as he brought […]
Thanks to the generous support of the Jessiman Foundation and the ‘Double Up for DASCH’ program,
Thank you to the Government of Manitoba and Winnipeg City Council for participating in the Wild Winter Canoe Race! Your support is greatly appreciated!
The St.Amant and DASCH Foundations have partnered to bring the Wild Winter Canoe Race presented by VIA Rail Canada to Shaw Park on February 16, 2019.
Zach is an 11 year old boy in the care of DASCH. Like other kids his age, Zach enjoys to play, spend time with his friends and family, and learn about the world around him. Unlike many kids however, Zach lives with an intellectual disability that has compromised his ability to verbally communicate. Zach cannot […]
DASCH Inc. is pleased to announce that it is among 10 finalists in the Industrial Alliance (iA) Financial Group Canada-Wide Philanthropic Contest. DASCH Inc. has the chance to win a donation of up to $125,000 to fund the development of Multi-Sensory Rooms (MSRs) for people with intellectual disabilities and autism. Until November 30, 2018, the […]
On February 24th and 25th, DASCH will be having a job fair. Bring your resume with some references, and join our team!
DASCH is pleased to announce “Double Up for DASCH!” Thanks to the wonderful legacy gift from the Jessiman Foundation, we are pleased to be able to kick off our capital campaign with the new “Double Up for DASCH!” YOUR DONATION GETS DOUBLED!
WinnipegFreePress 02/16/2018 by Alexandra Paul: The Winnipeg family that owns Bison Transport has donated $1 million to kick-start a fundraising campaign for community services for adults who
Winnipeg Sun February 15, 2018 by Scott Billeck: The family that helped start a non-profit organization aimed at helping individuals with intellectual disabilities more than 40 years ago left another lasting legacy on Thursday.
CBC News Feb 15, 2018: A Winnipeg non-profit group that provides support for people with intellectual disabilities just received a million-dollar boost.