Inclusion BC

The Family Support Institute of BC is a provincial nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting families with members who have disabilities. Through advocacy, research, and a family-to-family support network, they aim to strengthen communities and champion the rights of individuals with disabilities across British Columbia. Committed to principles of inclusion, collaboration, and mentorship, the Institute offers free resources, workshops, and services for individuals of all ages and disabilities. Their strategic priorities emphasize anti-racism, truth and reconciliation, and the development of innovative solutions to meet the emerging needs of families. Generated from the website

Westminster House Society, located in New Westminster, BC, has been dedicated to helping women, youth, girls, and all female-identifying persons reclaim their lives and heal from addiction since 1981. As a gender-specific, bed-based treatment center, it focuses on the unique challenges faced by women in recovery, recognizing their specific needs and familial responsibilities. The organization offers a range of programs, including youth and adult treatment options, as well as ongoing recovery support to facilitate successful reintegration into the community. Through community partnerships and volunteer involvement, Westminster House Society strives to provide a nurturing environment that empowers individuals to break the cycle of addiction and embrace a new way of life. Generated from the website

Umbrella Multicultural Health Cooperative in New Westminster, BC, is dedicated to empowering patients and community members to navigate the Canadian healthcare and social systems confidently. Through a variety of programs and services, including Family Practice, Pediatric Consultation Clinic, and Social Determinants of Health Program, the co-op aims to provide culturally sensitive care and support. One unique feature of Umbrella Co-op is the provision of helpful infographics and videos in multiple languages, such as Arabic, Dari, English, Spanish, and Tigrinya. These resources cover essential topics like navigating the healthcare system and caring for oneself and others during challenging times, reflecting the co-op's commitment to accessibility and inclusivity. Generated from the website content