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 Money Matters - Financial Planning Workshop11-FEB-2012
Join us for this FREE
financial planning workshop for persons with
disabilities and their families, on February 11, 2012, from 9:30 am
- 3:30 pm at BACI's Still Creek Centre (2702 Norland Avenue,
Bu ...
»learn more Building Connections -- BACI's Family Resource Drop-In22-FEB-2012
Find out more about BACI's Building
Connections: Family Resource
Drop-In Program, open the first and third Saturday of
every month,
from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, at 7622 12th Avenue in Burnaby.
»learn more BACI's Life Sharing Network23-FEB-2012
Life Sharing means living
with and sharing all of life’s experiences together and
forming a supportive and caring relationship.
While every life sharing relationship is unique, there are some
hopes a ...
»learn more Family Advocacy Process Guide23-FEB-2012
Find helpful information on how
to advocate to get the support you or your family
member needs to live a good life in our community.
»learn more The Power of Knowing Each Other23-FEB-2012
Check out this inspiring
book of stories about informal safeguards, as told by BC
families. A great summer read!
»learn more Personal Planning Guildelines - Plain Language23-FEB-2012
Check out BACI's
Guidelines for Personal Planning - in plain language.
»learn more BACI's Future PATH03-MAR-2012
BACI developed
a new 5-year strategic plan -- or PATH -- after meeting with
four key stakeholder groups in 2011. They are the people we serve,
their families, staff, and community members.
Each group ...
»learn more BACI's 2011 Annual Report!04-MAR-2012
BACI's 2011
Annual Report focuses on inclusion through innovation and
disability confidence at BACI.
»learn more Imagine Canada06-MAR-2012
BACI is a proud member of Imagine
Canada -- working for the greater good of Canadian
communities.
»learn more Accessible Business Listings15-MAR-2012
Check the list of
accessible businesses in Metro Vancouver.
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PROGRAMS AND SERVICESWHEN YOUR BABY NEEDS EXTRA HELPIf you are concerned about your child's development, the Infant Development Program (IDP) can help.IDP serves children from birth to three years old, who are at risk for, or who already have, a delay in development. Programs are available throughout BC. Each program brings parents and professionals together to help children overcome developmental difficulties. All our programs are "family centered". This means that you, the parents, decide on what kind of support you need. Families play a vital role in every child's development. From birth to three years, a child develops at a rapid pace. Physical, social, emotional, behavioral, communication and intellectual development depend in part on experiences provided by the infant's family. Once you are referred to a program, a consultant will visit you in your home. Together, you will plan activities that best meet both your child's and your family's needs. If your child has a disability (special need), up-to-date information will be available to you. Infant Development Consultants are professionals. They have skills and knowledge in child development, and can assist you to enhance your child's development in these important years. Your participation is voluntary and free of charge. The Ministry of Children and Family Development of BC supports the programs. Community referrals As a parent, you may contact the Infant Development Program directly, or you may be referred by a:
IDP works in partnership with other professionals in your community. These include:
IDP services may include:
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