Events hosted by community partners from within BC. FSI is not responsible for the content, management or facilitation of these sessions. All inquiries and comments are referred directly to event organizers.
Events hosted by community partners from within BC. FSI is not responsible for the content, management or facilitation of these sessions. All inquiries and comments are referred directly to event organizers.
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Join us to hear from panel members speaking about their experiences as small business owners in BC, including tips, advice, and resources!
Do you want to learn from people with experience fighting for their rights in an ableist society? Do you want to learn about being a disabled small business owner in BC? Join our panel of experienced self-advocates for stories, advice, and a live Q&A about the challenges and solutions people have found to starting and running their own business! Plus, we’ll get an overview of the Community Futures program in BC.
Please register by September 19th.
We will send an email reminder through your Eventbrite registration with the Zoom login information to all registered attendees on September 20th, 2 days before the event. (Check your promotions/junk folder if you don’t find it in your inbox this day or email us at to get the login link). We hope you can make it!
This presentation is for self-advocates and self-advocacy group members; people with disabilities and allies/supporters of people with intellectual disabilities; and anyone who wants to learn more about small business ownership in BC. We hope you can make it!
The Family Support Institute of BC (FSI) is a provincial non-profit society dedicated to empowering and supporting families who have a family member with a disability.
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.