Our event page provides opportunities for families to connect and experience new activities in a stress-free, accepting space. Check out our special events below for more information and dates. This calendar is updated regularly, so please check back often. Please get in touch if you have an event to share with us.
In Phase 1 of the Family Voices Project, we gathered your feedback on Children and Youth with Support Needs (CYSN) services in BC. As part of Phase 2, we are returning to community, both previously engaged and new, to report back on findings from Phase 1 and to provide requested training and resources for families and self-advocates with support needs across the lifespan.
Join us for a connection and learning event for local self-advocates and families with disabilities.
What to expect:
Attend in person or online!
Visit the Family Voices Homepage for more information bit.ly/FVproject.
Please create a separate registration for each person attending. Also use this form if you wish to attend virtually.
NO ONE WILL BE TURNED AWAY FROM THIS EVENT BUT TO ENSURE WE HAVE ENOUGH REFRESHMENTS FOR EVERYONE PLEASE TRY TO REGISTER AT LEAST THREE DAYS PRIOR TO THE EVENT.
After this time we cannot guarantee adequate food/drinks supply.
AVAILABLE SESSIONS:
FORT ST. JOHN
SATURDAY, MARCH 22
Northern Lights College – Atrium
9820 120 Ave, Fort St John
FORT NELSON
SUNDAY, MARCH 23
12:00pm – 3:00pm
Northern Rockies Recreation Centre
Viewing Room 1
5550 Alaska Hwy, Fort Nelson, BC V0C 1R0
DAWSON CREEK
MONDAY, MARCH 24
Northern Lights College – CCET
11401 8th St, Dawson Creek
CHETWYND
TUESDAY, MARCH 25
4:30pm – 7:30pm
Chetwynd Public Library
4522 North Access Road, Chetwynd BC V0C 1J0
227 6th Street
New Westminster, BC
V3L 3A5
(604) 540-8374 ext. 523
Support Line:
1-800-441-5403
As a provincial organization FSI acknowledges that our work spans across all of the traditional, ancestral, and unceded Indigenous territories in BC. Therefore, we respectfully honour all First Nations, Inuit and Métis people, as well as their ancestors, who have lived here and cared for these lands. It is with gratitude that we can live, learn and do our work in the province now known as British Columbia.
