ACCES news

Pinch Me, the long awaited autobiography of Beth Rowles Scott is finally available. Reviewers are already giving it high praise and excellent reviews.

A book reading and launch was held at the Vancouver Public Library on Tuesday, October the 20th, 2009 at 7:30 pm.

New ACCES DVD now on YouTube:/p>

Click here to view our newest 7 minute video explaining what ACCES does.

Warning, this video contains scenes which some viewers may find inspiring and heartwarming. Viewer enthusiasm is advised.

We are now accepting applications for volunteer "Representatives" to spend 1-2 months in Kenya in 2010. Download document at page bottom for more information and application form.  Applications are accepted until the end of July.

ACCES is very pleased to announce the release of their new teaching resource, titled Kenya: Our Global Friend.

The Board of Directors is most fortunate to have Dale Albertson as the new Executive Director of ACCES.

If you're not on the mailing list for our semi-annual printed newsletters, take a look at our fantastic May newsletter online, and perhaps subscribe to keep getting them and passing them along to friends.

The ACCES 2007 Annual Report was distributed at the Annual General Meeting on June 7, and is available for download here.

If you would like to read the minutes from the Annual General Meeting on June 7 please click on the link below.

Interested in volunteering for ACCES in Kenya for 2-4 months?  ACCES is accepting applications for spring and fall 2009 "Representatives."  Please download the application form for more information.

Always a wonderful event, the 4th annual ACCES Sustainers' Circle luncheon featured an extra surprise - a cheque for $10,300 from the students of Brookswood Elementary.  Thank you to the 165 people who joined in for the luncheon that raised an additional $25,000 to sustain our programs in Canada.  Please click here to read the Langley Times article about the st