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Everyone in the workplace benefits from the value of diversity. Learn more about our Ready, Willing and Able employment campaign: inclusionbc/ready-willing-and-able.

Meet Olivia, Devon, Kayla and Kit on the "on my way" video blog. Share in the journey of these four students as they plan for life after high school. Visit transitionplanningbc.ca

Derek Lith has worked at different MacDonald’s locations for over 21 years. “I like working hard,” he says. “And I like getting pay cheques.” Watch Derek's video here.

Thousands of children with special needs in BC are waiting for crucial early intervention services. Read about how we're putting this and other issues on the 2013 BC Election agenda.

The 2013 Inclusion BC Conference and AGM will be held in Vancouver from May 23-25. Visit the conference section for more information: inclusionbc.org/conference-2013 

BCACL Conference 2012: Moving Forward: Steadfast and Strong

BCACL hosted its 2012 conference and AGM, "Moving Forward: Steadfast and Strong" in Penticton, British Columbia on May 30-June 2, 2012. Read the Conference Program Here.

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Feedback

If you did not get a chance to fill out a feedback form for the conference, we would love to hear from you. Please email Charlotte Kates ckates@bcacl.org. Your feedback is important as we plan for future conferences.

Annual General Meeting

The BCACL AGM was held on Friday, June 1 and Saturday, June 2 at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre. Six resolutions were passed on the floor of the AGM. Read the resolutions here. A new Board of Directors was also sworn in at the AGM. Read about the 2011/2012 BCACL Board of Directors here.

Sponsors

BCACL is very pleased to thank our generous conference sponsors! Sponsors include the Community Services Benefits Trust, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Community Living BC, Canadian Union of Public Employees - BC, Westland Insurance, Nanaimo Association for Community Living, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and FedEx Office in Langley.

 

      

   

 

Exhibitor Tables

Are you interested in exhibiting your services or product? With up to 600 people expected to attend over the three days, it's a great opportunity for exposure of your service, people and organization. This year's conference will also include an area for self advocate entrepreneurs to market their products. Exhibitor tables are available for BCACL members, non-profit organizations, and companies at the conference.

For more details on exhibiting at the conference in Penticton, please contact Katrina Sutela at katrina@seatoskymeetings.com.

About Us

The BC Association for Community Living is a provincial federation of individuals, families, volunteers and service providers who advocate on behalf of people with developmental disabilities and their families. For more information on BCACL, visit our website at www.bcacl.org

The Penticton and District Society for Community Living was initially established in 1958 to support local education for children with intellectual disablities. PDSCL has over the years has expanded its range of services to better meet the needs of our community and those who need our support.

Penticton & District Community Resources Society (PDCRS) is a diverse, multi-service non profit organization that offers a range of services and resources to individuals, families and communities throughout the South Okanagan/Similkameen. Our commitment to delivering accessible services throughout the rural areas, remote towns and First Nations communities is embedded within the positive relationships with our community partners.