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This article was published 22/09/2018 (2858 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
Inclusion Winnipeg celebrated its diamond (60th) anniversary with its Fall for Fashion gala dinner and show at the Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre on Sept. 6.
The event featured a runway show produced by Swish Productions showcasing fashions from local retailers and designers, including Aevi, Chestnut Lane Boutique, Emk Clothing, Eph Apparel, Flaunt, Lennard Taylor, Mad About Style, October and So Over It, and featuring two of Inclusion Winnipeg’s guest models.
Funds raised at the event will support a refocused Inclusion Winnipeg youth program that will prepare youth living with intellectual disabilities to transition into adulthood.
Inclusion Winnipeg works to enhance the lives of people living with an intellectual disability, support families and advance their human rights and inclusion in the community. For more information, visit inclusionwinnipeg.org.
