We work with our community partners on current and ongoing issues that impact people with disabilities.
This work can include raising public awareness, education, law reform and building community support.
View our current work in the navigation bar to the left, or by clicking below.
Community Living Crisis
A coalition of organizations, including BCCPD, have made recommendations to protect and improve supports for adults with developmental disabilities.
Time for a Poverty Reduction Plan in BC
More than 200 organizations and community leaders have joined together to call for a comprehensive poverty reduction plan with legislated targets and timelines.
Guide Animal Act
For years, BCCPD and other disability organizations have been gathering information on the shortcomings of the current Guide Animal Act and preparing a workable alternative.
Part 7 Accident Benefits
BCCPD is advocating for long overdue change to Part 7 of the Insurance Motor Vehicle Act.
Part 7 Benefits ensure that British Columbians who are injured in automobile accidents receive rehabilitation services and wage benefits to compensate them while they are injured. Part 7 also provides death benefits to families for funeral expenses and lost income.
Woodlands
BCCPD is working closely with the Woodlands survivors in their struggle for justice and compensation. Woodlands School was a provincial institution that provided residential care between 1950 and 1996 for thousands of children who were deemed to have mental disorders.
Equipment and Assistive Devices
According to Statistics Canada surveys, most British Columbians with disabilities struggle to find the personal supports that they need. Since 2006, BCCPD has been part of a coalition of community organizations working to address this unmet need. See also the Personal Supports Page.
Wrongful Death
BCCPD, along with the Coalition Against No-Fault (CANF) and the Trial Lawyers Association of BC (TLABC), are seeking a new wrongful death act in British Columbia.
Archives
Other activities have been archived here.
Our 2012 CPP Series guides are now available in English, Punjabi and Traditional Chinese.
How are we doing? Send us your feedback on BCCPD.
See our multilingual publications .
9-1-1 and You
Be Prepared
George Pearson Centre, gardens, orchards....find out about a wonderful new project here.
See our Disability Benefits Help Sheets , including new Chinese and Punjabi translations.
BCCPD Online
Open an RDSP
The Registered Disability Savings Plan can benefit people regardless of their income. Learn more.