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 Sign the Call to Action - Against the Government Splitting Services!12-JUL-2008
With the provincial cabinet shuffle on Monday, June
23, 2008, the
BC government has turned its back on its agreement to have a
seamless life-long system of support for children and youth with
special ...
»learn more BC Provincial Cabinet Shuffle - Contradicts Commitment to Seamless Service13-JUL-2008
Please see a
memo from the BC Association for Community Living (BCACL).
* See what changes
have been made, and how these changes will likely
impact individuals, families, and comm ...
»learn more PANIC Summer Events14-JUL-2008
Join PANIC -- a community of families with infants and
children
with special needs -- for some fun in the sun this summer.
Find out more about
their 2 summer events -- a Monday Music
Appreciation po ...
»learn more Music Appreciation Group Leader - Volunteer Opportunity15-JUL-2008
BACI is looking for a volunteer
to lead a Music Appreciation Group for children aged 12 years and
under, and their families.
»learn more Change in BACI's Employee and Family Assistance Providers22-JUL-2008
Please click here
for more information on BACI's Employee and
Family Assistance Program, how it is changing, and what
employees
and BACI members need to know about accessing new services after
June 1 ...
»learn more BACI Summer Teen Program22-JUL-2008
BACI's Summer Teen Program is taking off once again, and this
year we are designing a different schedule for an exciting
summer.
This is the program that offers cool, full-day adventures for youth
w ...
»learn more ARTicipation - Community Art Sale24-JUL-2008
Got art? We want it!
Do some Spring cleaning and DONATE your previously enjoyed art.
We can "recycle" your paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures
--
all for a very good cause.
Proceeds go to su ...
»learn more New BACI Strategies Support Employment for People with Disabilities27-JUL-2008
BACI's Board of Directors recently approved a Position
Statement
on Employment for People with Disabilities.
Please click here
to read the full document.
Please click
here to see a Day Services - ...
»learn more Read BACI's Accessibility Report!27-JUL-2008
BACI is committed to making sure that the
special needs of all individuals are met.
We want to make sure that BACI's programs and services are
inclusive and accessible to all people who use them
now ...
»learn more BACI's Social Enterprise Plan!27-JUL-2008
Please click here
to learn more about some innovative ideas BACI has to create
employment initiatives for people with disabilities.
»learn more Job Opportunities at BACI01-AUG-2008
Do you have a passion for helping people?
Do you want to support individuals to build more meaningful
lives and participate more fully in their communities?
Do you want to work with adults or child ...
»learn more Job Postings Now on BACI Intranet01-AUG-2008
Job postings are now available to all BACI staff on BACI's
Intranet. Click on the Intranet button at the bottom of this Home
Page for access.
»learn more Life Sharing Network - Family Care Services Needed02-AUG-2008
BACI is seeking individuals or couples who have experience
supporting adults and children with disabilities, to become part of
a Family Care Home model of service.
A commitment to person-centered se ...
»learn more Olympic Opportunity!03-AUG-2008
Please click here to find out more about
an initiative that is helping people with disabilities and
disability-friendly businesses from across BC and
Canada access the opportunities related to the 20 ...
»learn more Safeguards and People with Developmental Disabilities03-AUG-2008
Please click here to read
an important safety document for self advocates
and family members of individuals with developmental
disabilities,
"Responding to Vulnerability: A Discussion Paper about
Saf ...
»learn more Child Care - A Call to Restore and Build03-AUG-2008
In spite of over $4 billion in provincial surpluses,
the BC government has cut over $40
million from BC’s already under-funded and
fragile child care services.
Reductions will be phased in between A ...
»learn more What a PLAN: Disability Savings Plan03-AUG-2008
Canada has become the first country to create a Disability
Savings Plan.
For the first time in history, a generation of people with
disabilities are outliving their parents. The creation
of the Disa ...
»learn more Join a Research Study for Families06-AUG-2008
Parents or legal guardians who live with a young child with
special needs (0 - 4 years old), are invited to participate in a
research study that looks at how your family stays healthy,
and the factor ...
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ABOUT BACIVISION AND MISSIONVisionThe Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion (BACI) serves individuals of all ages with disabilities together with their families, provides an infant development program and offers child care for all children. BACI advocates that all individuals are accepted and valued members of the community who, in their own way, contribute to society. Mission BACI, through innovative programs and exceptional facilities exists to:
The Association provides most of its services through public funds, and to individuals who are amongst the most vulnerable in society. It is essential that we are accountable to the public, to the Ministry with whom our services are contracted, and to the individuals and families that expect us to be able to provide safe, meaningful, and quality services. Our Commitment: To this end, our Association is committed to being transparent in its practices and operations, and to being accountable to all stakeholders for all aspects of its activities (individuals, families and personal support systems, the Ministry, the public and local communities, Association members, external professionals, financial donors, and so on). The only limit to this transparency shall be with respect to our duty to protect the personal information and privacy of individuals and their families. Accessibility The Association must be accessible to all persons who use and interact, or who may potentially use and interact, with our services. Systems and resources are useless if people cannot find, access, or understand them. Our Commitment: We are committed to ensuring that our services are accessible to all who may require them, or who may need to interact with us. We conduct yearly assessments of all sites used by the Association. Access includes, but is not limited to the following:
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