Our Story

Making connections and creating inclusive communities in British Columbia since 1955.

Our Vision

Inclusion is an attitude. It’s appreciating differences, and taking action to create equal opportunity for everyone. Inclusion BC advocates for a world where everyone belongs, and where people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have choice and control over the support services they need to flourish.

Our Team

Lived experiences build empathy, open-mindedness and passion. Professional experience and advanced education add efficiency and expertise. Meet the diverse and talented people at Inclusion BC working hard to bring inclusive change to communities across British Columbia.

Our Federation

People are stronger together. Inclusion BC members work together to make sure people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are included and supported wherever they live. As a network, we educate and advocate for positive and inclusive policy changes, and drive public awareness to create communities where everyone belongs.

Our History

Inclusion BC’s name has evolved since we first formed in 1955, and so has our vision. We started as a small group of families who wanted better education for their children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Today, we are a federation of organizations dedicated to inclusion and equal opportunity for all people, of all ages, in all areas of life.

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ShakeOut BC – Earthquake Preparedness

ShakeOut is a program created by the British Columbia Earthquake Alliance (BCEA) that allows individuals, communities, schools, and organizations to practice earthquake safety measures like “Drop, Cover, and Hold […]

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Inclusive Ed Resources for Educational Leaders – BC CAISE

In this article, Colin Reid, President of the B.C. Council of Administrators of Inclusive Support in Education (BC CAISE) outlines their work in creating resources for educational leaders in B.C. […]