MEMBERS &
RESOURCES

ACT – Autism Community Training specializes in evidence-informed training, research, and resources to support neurodivergent individuals. In addition, ACT provides an information portal, the Autism & Intellectual Disability (AID) Search, with over 3,000 resources.

The ADHD Advocacy Society of BC brings awareness about what ADHD is and what it is not. The Society connects with local government leaders and organizations to create awareness about the lack of services for ADHDers and to provide insight as to how the ADHD community can be better supported.

AutismBC supports autistic individuals by providing parents and communities with knowledge and by engaging with people on the autism spectrum to create stronger, more diverse communities. AutismBC encourages the inclusion and acceptance of the entire autism community.

The BC Association for Behaviour Analysis works to increase equitable opportunities for individuals to study, practice, and receive behaviour analytic services. The BC-ABA is a source of support, learning, and advocacy for those practicing in behaviour analysis.

The BC Family Hearing Resource Society provides comprehensive early intervention services to Deaf and Hard of Hearing children and families in Western Canada. Services from an expert team include family centred support, a bilingual childcare (American Sign Language and English) and personalized culturally sensitive intervention plans for cognitive-language and literacy development.

BCPWSA is a non-profit charity that provides an understanding and awareness of Prader-Willi Syndrome by supporting those who have the syndrome, their families, and all those who come in contact with PWS.

Blind Beginnings Society has supported children and youth in BC who are blind and have low vision since 2008. Through skill-building workshops, recreational activities, leadership programs, and summer camps, participants gain confidence, independence, and the tools to challenge limits and build fulfilling lives.

The Canadian Deafblind Association - BC Chapter is a registered not-for-profit organization that is committed to assisting all individuals in BC who are deafblind to achieve, with Intervention, the best quality of life. CDBA-BC believes that individualized lifelong Intervention is a right for every person who is deafblind and that all individuals who are deafblind should live in a safe, healthy environment and have the self-respect and dignity due every Canadian. CDBA-BC also aims to promote awareness and recognition of Intervention and deafblindness as a unique disability.

The Cerebral Palsy Association of British Columbia (CPABC) provides lifelong social supports, advocacy, education, and information for people living with cerebral palsy and their families across the province. From early diagnosis through adulthood and aging, we foster connection, inclusion, and practical assistance so individuals and families are supported at every stage of life.

Children's Hearing & Speech Centre of BC (CHSC), founded in 1963, is a dedicated clinical and educational centre with a primary focus on providing listening and spoken language therapy to children with hearing loss. Our mission is to equip these children with the necessary skills and confidence to reach their utmost potential.

Deafblind Community Services (DBCS) is one of Canada’s leading providers of specialized support and emergency services for people who are living with a loss of both hearing and sight. Our dedicated professionals work with adults who are Deafblind both one-on-one and in group settings to facilitate communication, access, independence, and participation in all parts of daily life. DBCS’s intervenor services aim to empower people who are Deafblind to live their lives with confidence, independence, and safety. 

The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation supports people living with Down syndrome and their families with individualized and leading-edge educational programs, health services, information resources, and rich social connections so each person can flourish in their own right. Our vision is a Canada that values and empowers people with Down syndrome, fostering economic, social, and individual inclusion throughout their lives.

The Family Network for Deaf Children and Deaf Youth Today is a parent run, non-profit, charitable organization supporting families with deaf and hard-of-hearing children & youth that use sign language or are interested in learning sign language.

The Family Support Institute of BC is a volunteer-powered network that provides peer-to-peer support, information, events and training and community. The FSI is a provincial non-profit society committed to supporting families who have a family member with a disability

The Inspire Kids FASD Support Society of BC embraces and empowers families navigating the unique journey of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) and makes an impact in the lives of children and youth with FASD. Inspire Kids recognizes diverse family structures and stands with all parents and caregivers.

The Physiotherapy Association of British Columbia (PABC) champions the physiotherapy profession through advocacy, continuing education, and fostering excellence in practice. PABC is dedicated to optimizing health and movement, promoting member engagement, cultural safety, and systemic healthcare changes. It aims to inspire healthy lifestyles while ensuring culturally safe and inclusive environments​​​​.

The Reach Child and Youth Development Society offers programs and services meeting the needs of children to ensure their optimum development. Reach is family-centered and is responsive to the needs of the children and families in Delta, Surrey and Langley, B.C.

The Rett Syndrome Society BC aims to support, educate, and empower those that live with Rett Syndrome and their families. We are driven to raise awareness and understanding of Rett Syndrome in our communities and advocate for those living with Rett Syndrome and those that support them.

Wavefront Centre for Communication Accessibility is a non-profit and national leader in advancing communication access for Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing communities. Since 1956, we’ve combined service delivery with social purpose ensuring that every program we run, every barrier we remove, and every partnership we build strengthens accessibility across Canada.