The Social Planning and Research Council of British Columbia works with communities to build a just and healthy society for all.
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ALT A parked vehicle at a designated accessible parking space surrounded by lit up Christmas trees, an imaginary reindeer and sledge flies across the sky. The text says "Closed for the Holidays, December 23rd to January 2nd" with a SPARC BC logo at the bottom of graphic.
ALT Illustration of a parking lot. There is a large snowbank piled on top of the accessible parking space. A blue handicap symbol can be seen painted on the ground under the snow, as well as a blue handicap sign that is half visible behind snow. There is a grey vehicle parked in the regular parking spot to the right.
ALT Image of a state of a hand holding up a leaning tree.
ALT Are you ready to address accessibility barriers? Enabling Accessibility Fund Youth Innovation component Canada.ca/accessibility-fund. An athlete with a prosthetic leg finishes a race.
ALT Poster with green background. Images on right of a young woman in a wheelchair speaking with a young man in a wheelchair. There is another imagine of a group of people walking outside. There is the Ataxie Ataxia Canada logo on the bottom right. Text on left reads "The Metro Vancouver Ataxia Walk is back! Let's celebrate the foundations 50th anniversary and contribute to the search for a cure. Change of venue Burnaby Deer Lake Park south picnic area 5435 Sperling Ave September 10th 2022 at 1pm.
ALT The poster displays event details for Day of Pos-Abilities event to be held on 20th of August, 2022, between 11am-3pm at Douglas Crescent, Langley. The events include live music, kids activities, marketplace, food, 50/50 draw and try on a disability challenge. For more information reach out to info@pos-abilities.org or call 604-961-0117. The event is presented by Langley PosAbilities Society in association with ReMax, City of Langley, Township of Langley and Envision Financial.
ALT Do you know what to do in an Emergency? Being prepared for an emergency requires awareness and a solid plan. Many of us lack the knowledge of how to prepare for major emergencies such as floods and heat waves. The Langley Pos-Abilities Society in partnership with the Langley Township Fire Department, is proud to offer a presentation on disaster safety as part of our annual Day of Pos-Abilities event. The event will be held on August 20th, 2022 at 1.30 pm at the Douglas Park Community Centre. To reserve your spot, please email karen@pos-abilities.or or call 604-961-0117
ALT Graphic with a diverse group of people marching in parade, holding a rainbow pride flag in the front. Text behind reads "Together Again!" Multicolor background
ALT Infographic. Heading: 7 Pillars of Self-care. 7 smaller bubbles with arrows pointing to larger bubble that reads "Self-care" The smaller bubbles inclde the 7 pillars: Health Literacy, Self-Awareness, Physical Activity, Healthy Eating, Risk Avoidance, Good Hygiene
ALT Red infographic with 6 symbols and 6 tips to stay cool. Drink plenty of water, Take cool baths or showers, Find a cooling centre in your community, Open windows at night to let cool air in, Close blinds and curtains during the day, Sleep in the coolest room in your home. "
ALT Black and white image of an elderly hand holding another hand. White text reads "World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Rights don't get old. Seniors Abuse and Information Line (SAIL) Available 8:00AM - 8:00 PM excluding holidays. Toll-free 1-866-437-1940 or 604-437-1940 in the Lower Mainland.
ALT Text reads “Accessibility is Inclusion. Access Awareness Day 2022”. The word Inclusion is in rainbow colours. Text surrounded by circle of graphic drawings of people with diverse disabilities. Sparc BC logo at bottom.
ALT Le texte lit «L'accessibilité est l'inclusion. Journée de sensibilisation à l'accès 2022». Le mot Inclusion est dans les couleurs de l'arc-en-ciel. Le texte est entouré d'un cercle de dessins graphiques des personnes en situation de handicap. Logo SPARC BC en bas.
