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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

Inclusion BC provides advocacy support and education, training & networking opportunities for families across the province. Visit the families section for more information.

We envision an education culture that celebrates and embraces uniqueness, has appropriate supports and resources and provides equitable access to lifelong learning.

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

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.

Inclusion BC and the Family Support Institute invite you to participate in a very important survey  on restraint and seclusion in BC schools. The time to act is now.

What's New in All

Immediate Action Required: Say NO to plans to replace George Pearson Centre with more institutions!
Disability Supports
June 19, 2013
Take action today to tell the City of Vancouver that any plan to replace George Pearson Centre with more institutions is unacceptable....
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Inclusion BC thanks Michael Keating and welcomes Kevin Lusignan as Executive Director of Community Ventures Society
Disability Supports
June 18, 2013
Inclusion BC is pleased to take the occasion to thank Michael Keating for his years of service and to welcome and congratulate Kevin Lusignan, the new Executive Director of Community Ventures Society....
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Alert: Legalized euthanasia bill introduced in Quebec legislature
Disability Supports
June 13, 2013
Inclusion BC is deeply concerned about the bill introduced into the Quebec Parliament June 12, 2013 that would legalize euthanasia. ...
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Inclusion BC joins Stop Hurting Kids campaign as a partner organization
Inclusive Education, Supports to Children and Families
June 10, 2013
Inclusion BC has joined the Stop Hurting Kids campaign as a partner organization. Stop Hurting Kids is a U.S.-based campaign to end restraint and seclusion abuse in schools. ...
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New "on my way" videos: Kit's new iPad and Staying Active
Disability Supports, Employment, Supports to Children and Families
June 9, 2013
Visit our "on my way" transition planning blog to see two new videos about Kit, including a video in which he and Megan look at how Kit's new iPad will help him in his quest for employment....
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BC Cabinet announced in Vancouver
June 7, 2013
The incoming Cabinet was announced by Premier Christy Clark at an afternoon’s ceremony in Vancouver on Friday, June 7....
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Inclusion BC supports Access to Work program at Capilano University
Inclusive Education
June 7, 2013
Inclusion BC's Executive Director, Faith Bodnar, sent a letter on Friday, June 7 to the President and Chair of the Board of Capilano University, urging that the Access to Work adult special education program be protected from damaging budget cuts....
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New Survey on Restraint and Seclusion in Schools
Inclusive Education, Supports to Children and Families
June 6, 2013
Inclusion BC and the Family Support Institute are launching a survey to learn more about restraint and seclusion in BC schools....
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New Inclusion BC video series highlights work of federation
Disability Supports, Employment, Inclusive Education, Income Security, Supports to Children and Families
June 6, 2013
Inclusion BC is delighted to launch its new video series with 4 videos, highlighting membership, families and individuals, the work of Inclusion BC, and what we all can do to inspire a world where everyone belongs....
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Press Release: Budget Cuts Jeopardize Education of Students with Special Needs
Inclusive Education
June 5, 2013
Recent deep cuts to school budgets in New Westminster (School District 40), Coquitlam (School District 43) and Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows (School District 42) raise critical questions about the right to a quality education for children with special needs. ...
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On My Way

Inclusion BC Video Blog

Join the conversation as four students share their hopes, dreams, successes and challenges as they prepare for life after high school. + Learn More