Entries by Brenda MacLauchlan

Here We Come

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It is a new year and in only two months we will be celebrating the 4th Annual Spring Fundraiser, Wings on Our Wheels ~ Astonished! In Flight. This is a […]

Celebrating IDPD 2015

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Every year on December 3rd people all around the world celebrate the UN International Day of Persons with DisAbilities (IDPD). It aims to increase public awareness, understanding, and acceptance of […]

We Walked and Rolled

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Students in Dr. Brenda Rossow Kimball’s Kinesiology 342 (Developmental Disability and Well Being), at the University of Regina, have the opportunity to put their learning into practice. Student groups partner […]

Claiming Full Citizenship

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The international conference, Claiming Full Citizenship, October 15-17, 2015 in Vancouver, BC, focused on self determination, personalization, and individualized funding. Rhea Boysen (A! Interim Manager) and I (Brenda MacLauchlan, A! […]

Career Opportunity

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Astonished! Inc has a full time position for a Program Coordinator, effective January 4, 2016 The Astonished! Program Coordinator is responsible for the development, promotion, coordination, implementation and evaluation of […]

Gratitude for Ella McIntyre

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Ella McIntyre was our first employee and has been the Astonished! Program Coordinator for three plus years. It is with sadness we announce that Ella will be moving to the […]

Kaitlyn Hoar

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I am a person with strong ideas, interests, and passions. In 2009, when I graduated from Michael A. Riffle High School, I won the Quest for Excellence Award. I am […]

Walk and Roll

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You can always count on some new thing to be taking place at Astonished! In harmony with the UN International Day of Persons with DisAbilities eight University of Regina kinesiology […]

Serendipity

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Serendipity means a “fortunate happenstance” or “pleasant surprise”. At Astonished! we had been looking for ways to develop our skills at telling our stories in video, but not finding what […]