The Family Support Institute of BC is offering a free PATH (Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope) for individuals and youth eligible for CLBC supports. If you or a loved one, …

We want to spotlight a wonderful article written by Paul Sawka, discussing the challenges many individuals with disabilities face when looking for a job. He highlights 3 areas in particular …

In May it was announced by the B.C. government that Michael J. Prince, the Lansdowne professor of social policy at the University of Victoria, had been appointed chair of Community Living …

On June 1st, 2018, B.C.\’s minimum wage rose by $1.30 to boost the province\’s current wage of $11.35 per hour to $12.65. The wage increase is part of B.C.\’s plan …

Inclusion BC announced that its Executive Director, Faith Bodnar, would be departing from the organization, effective June 30th, 2018. Inclusion BC noted that \”since 2009, Faith has played a critical …

Community Ventures Society (CVS) has completed its 2017/2018 outcomes management report. What is the Outcomes Measurement Process? In the surveys, in each of the areas of service, it is asked …

On May 9th, Inclusion BC and the Family Support Institute of BC announced that 2 BC teams and 12 BC educators are being honoured with 2018 National Inclusive Education Awards recognizing their exemplary contributions …

Further to our stories back in April about longer wait times for Disability Assistance and accessing wheelchairs, wait times are back in the spotlight. On May 5th, CBC published a …

Last week, when the Toronto van attack occurred on Monday, April 23rd, individuals were quickly looking to learn more about the driver who killed 10 people and injured an additional …

The sun is starting to shine and it appears that summer is just around the corner. We wanted to send out a few reminders for the sunny weather that is …