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08-JUL-2009
In light of the gang violence crisis gripping the Lower
Mainland, The United Way of the Lower Mainland (UWLM) has launched
a web-based
campaign to provide a way for people to act together
and break t ...
»learn more
09-JUL-2009
We are looking for BACI staff and friends of BACI who
are interested in being part of an
e-Committee to focus on 3 social enterprises – to
gather knowledge about each business and create a
supportiv ...
»learn more
25-JUL-2009
BACI is excited to present the 1st Annual Urban Trail Run:
Connecting Communities, on Sunday, September 27, 2009.
Participants will run, walk or wheel along the spectacular Central
Valley Greenway, ...
»learn more
26-JUL-2009
Are you a BACI employee and want to be better informed about
Health and Safety Regulations in BC workplaces?
Check out the
WorkSafeBC Prevention Manual, or contact your
BACI
OSH Representative (Occ ...
»learn more
26-JUL-2009
BACI's Advocacy Committee is looking for new
members.
The committee is a group of parents and self advocates who work to
advocate on areas of concern, and provide community groups with
education on ...
»learn more
26-JUL-2009
VANOC is actively recruiting volunteer performers for Olympic
Ceremonies. We encourage any interested individuals
to apply
online.
If any individuals require disability accommodation supports for
th ...
»learn more
26-JUL-2009
Be a part of our next 50 years.
Over the past 53 years, BACI has created innovative
supports and services to help children, youth and adults
with developmental disabilities to become
fully particip ...
»learn more
27-JUL-2009
While the End Waitlists Now Campaign was considered a success,
there are still some steps to be
taken to ensure that supports for children and
adults with disabilities will be available to all who ne ...
»learn more
28-JUL-2009
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
28-JUL-2009
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
28-JUL-2009
Please click here
to learn more about some innovative ideas BACI has to create
employment initiatives for people with disabilities.
»learn more
28-JUL-2009
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
28-JUL-2009
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
28-JUL-2009
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
28-JUL-2009
Please click here to see 10 Steps to
Becoming an Advocate.
»learn more
28-JUL-2009
Through BACI's EmployABILITY
initiative, individuals with varying abilities are assisted in
securing
and maintaining employment in the community --
matching them with jobs that align with their skill ...
»learn more
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The Burnaby Association for Community Inclusion respects all
individuals’ right to privacy.
POLICY
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BACI will follow the laws in British Columbia and Canada to keep
personal information safe and protected.
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Personal information given to BACI by a stakeholder will only be
used in ways that the stakeholder approves
of.
What is personal information?
Personal information is information such as
your:
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Name
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Phone number
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Medical reports
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Relationships
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Address
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Any other private reports that identify who you
are
Personal information can be given, used, and shared in ways such
as:
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Writing
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Speaking
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Photographs
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Through a computer
People can give BACI their okay to collect, keep, use, or share
personal information in writing or by speaking to BACI staff.
Who owns and controls personal information?
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Personal information belongs to each person.
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Adults have the power to make the decisions about how their
personal information is collected, used, and shared with
others.
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Sometimes, a family member or advocate of an adult has the power
by law to make decisions about the person’s personal
information.
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Children’s parents or legal guardians have the power
to make the decisions about how their personal information is
collected, used, and shared with others.
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The information that BACI has about a person will not be shared
without that person’s or guardian’s
approval.
What rights do I have with my personal
information?
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People have the right to look at or check their personal
information at any time to make sure it is correct.
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People can ask that information be changed if they believe the
information is wrong.
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People have the right to take away BACI’s permission
to use their personal information, and BACI will stop right
away.
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BACI will clearly tell the stakeholder what the possible results
would be for taking away their consent.
How does BACI use personal information?
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BACI will inform all stakeholders about how it will use personal
information before or when the person gives the information to
us.
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BACI will not use personal information for other reasons without
asking for the person’s okay unless required by law, or
if there was a large concern about the person’s health
and safety.
How will my personal information be
protected?
BACI will protect personal information in ways such as:
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Locked cabinets
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Password codes to computers
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Confidentiality statements signed by all BACI staff
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Putting files away as soon as they are finished being used
BACI has a Privacy Officer who makes sure all the British
Columbia and Canada laws and BACI policies about keeping personal
information safe and protected are followed.
If you have a question or concern or want to make a complaint
about how personal information is collected, kept, used, or shared,
please contact BACI’s Privacy Officer:
Tanya Sather, Executive Director
Phone: 604. 299. 7851
Fax: 604. 299.
5921
Email: tanya.sather@gobaci.com
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