Community Bridge

The Dawson Creek Society for Community Living, founded in 1958, is dedicated to meeting the evolving needs of individuals with disabilities and seniors through exceptional services, education, advocacy, and resource diversification. Offering a range of programs and services, including skill development, recreational opportunities, employment services, supported homes, senior services, and various housing options, the organization strives to create a safe, accepting, and secure environment for all individuals. Generated from their website

The Fort St. John Association for Community Living (FSJACL) has been serving the community of Fort St. John, BC for over 60 years, focusing on individuals with developmental disabilities and complex needs. Their mission is to support these individuals in achieving fulfilling lives while promoting recognition and inclusion within the broader community. FSJACL offers a range of services for adults over 19 years old, as well as transitional services for those under 19. Committed to continuous improvement, the organization has recently been awarded a three-year accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF) for their exemplary standards in service delivery. Generated from the website

School District No. 60, located in Fort St. John, BC, is dedicated to fostering an inclusive and safe learning environment for students. Through its various programs and opportunities, including Indigenous education and a focus on student wellness, the district prioritizes the educational needs of the community. With a commitment to enhancing student learning and overall well-being, School District No. 60 offers diverse educational resources, employment opportunities, and a proactive approach to addressing issues such as racism and attendance. The district actively engages with parents and stakeholders to ensure a supportive and enriching educational experience for all students. Generated from the website