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British Columbia Association for Community Living BCAC

( Non Governmental Organization )

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Activities: Activist, Educational, Networking
Type: Non Governmental Organization
Scope: national
Website: www.vcn.bc.ca/bcacl
Main Email: info [at] bcacl.org
Phone: [604]875-1119
Fax: [604]875-6744
Headquarters: #300 - 30 East 6th Avenue
Vancouver V5T 4P4
british columbia
Canada
Local Time: Sat Oct 11 21:36:13

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Vision



Ours is a vision of welcome. Join us in building communities that support and value the diverse abilities of all people.



Mission



The BC Association for Community Living is a federation that advocates for children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities and their families to ensure justice, rights and opportunities in all areas of their lives.



Statement of Values and Principles



We believe:



* in the assurance of life, dignity and respect for all

* that children are best nurtured by a family that knows, loves and honours them for who they are

* that adults have a right to choose where and with whom they will make a home

* that all children have the right to be educated in regular classrooms with appropriate levels of support

* that relationships and friendships are essential to enrich our lives

* that all people have the dignity of taking risks

* that all individuals are entitled to enough money to have a reasonable quality of life

* that all individuals are entitled to the services and supports required to ensure their full participation in our society

* that each person can determine their own needs and make their own decisions, and when necessary, must receive the support to do so

* that the involvement of families and support networks contributes to everyone's safety and well-being

* that services and supports must be delivered in a way that respects individual's diverse history, culture, race, religion and sexual orientation

* that remembering and sharing our history will help guide and build our vision for the future.

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