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Resources - L.I.F.E.

Community Resources

Learning - Inclusion - Friendship - Employment - Advocacy -

Mental Health Services & Housing Supports

We are proud to connect people and families with helpful community resources that support growth, independence, and meaningful participation in everyday life.

Below, you will find resources organized into key areas to make it easier to get connected.

Learning

KPU​Employment and Community Studies (EACS) Program

UFVUniversity of the Fraser Valley

Douglas College

Vancouver Community College

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Accessible Education and Training

Accessible Education and Training (AET) programs offered at B.C. public post-secondary institutions are available to students with cognitive disabilities or a combination of learning difficulties that may hinder academic success.

Many B.C. colleges and universities offer AET programs and courses. Check with your institution to find out about admission requirements, funding and other supports.

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Financial Help

If you are an adult learner who is attending a public post-secondary institution in B.C. and you are enrolled in Accessible Education and Training courses, you may be eligible for additional financial assistance.

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Check out our self-directed online courses and learn about money the way you want.

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Garth Homer Society - Life Streams

Explore different learning areas to discover new skills and activities, from trying new art skills, to practicing money management, cooking, improving your social skills and more.

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Free Learning hubs ~

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Food Skills for Families

Friendship & Advocacy

Ask an Advocate

SelfAdvocateNet

PEOPLE FIRST OF CANADA

Self-Advocacy groups in Canada - LIST

BC People First

SALN - Self Advocate Leadership Network Society

Self Advocacy Resource and Technical Assistance Center

Mission Self Advocacy Group

Self-Advocacy 101

Self-Advocacy Training – How to be a great Self-Advocate!

Self-Advocacy: Friendship

UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (plain language version)

Special Olympics BC 🏅

Special Olympics BC (SOBC) is a nonprofit organization that provides year-round sports training and competitions for individuals with intellectual disabilities across British Columbia.

Volunteering brings people together, creating a welcoming space where everyone feels valued and included. It helps build friendships, encourages understanding, and connects people from all backgrounds. By volunteering, you make a difference in your community while forming meaningful relationships and a strong sense of belonging.​ Below is a small list of places where you can volunteer and get involved

Milieu Family Services

17733 66ave Surrey, BC

604-582-1811

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