Who will this Fund help?
Every infant, child, youth, young adult and adult client we serve, along with their families and caregivers – each of them has overcome overwhelming obstacles with strength, courage and resiliency during these uncertain times. Each of our clients and families have faced adversity to tirelessly reach the best possible outcomes in their unique and diverse situation.
What is the COVID-19 Response: Relief & Resiliency Fund?
With generous support from James Family Foundation and Taya James, our Relief & Resiliency Fund has been launched to help address the desperate and ongoing needs facing BC Centre for Ability’s clients, families and caregivers during the COVID-19 crisis.
BC Centre for Ability is the premier and largest community-based service provider and child development centre in the province, offering an inclusive community where every person living with a disability thrives at all stages of life.
As leaders in the design and delivery of community-based services for persons with diverse abilities, BC Centre for Ability has been working hard to ensure our community has access to all of our services during this unprecedented global situation. Our team pivoted within mere days to continue programs and services via virtual telehealth, phone and email to support all of our clients and families – this means that every client, family and caregiver who requires our programs will continue to be served by us.
As BC Centre for Ability thoughtfully and methodically continues in this critical role, health care and social services providers continue to do what they have always done: prioritize our most vulnerable populations so they receive the best possible community-based services. Although this pandemic has made our jobs more difficult, we are determined to
We know that now, and throughout the recovery period, it is a challenging time for everyone – all of us have been and continue to be affected.
If you are able, your support can truly make a difference in the lives of our community living with diverse abilities.
Please consider making a gift to the Relief & Resiliency Fund
