WorkBC supports over 100,000 people with employment services each year through 102 centres. As the labour market shifts and people’s needs evolve, WorkBC is working to modernize their employment services.
A public engagement is now live on govTogetherBC to gather input on the new model for WorkBC.
Share your input to shape the future of employment services.
LETS is collaborating with Women Transforming Cities to co-create a workshop on participating in local government with a disability justice lens.
If you are a person living with a disability (or disabilities), LETS invites you to participate in this survey which will help them understand some of the barriers you face and personal experiences around civic participation. The survey deadline is July 2.
BC Ferries recently announced changes to the BC Ferries Accessible Fare Identification (AFI) Card. The card allow eligible BC residents with a permanent disability—and one personal attendant 12 years and older, if required— to receive a 50% discount on passenger fares.
The card now expires and has to be renewed every two years. However, applicants can now show proof of receiving PWD or CPP-D and be approved for the card without providing any additional medical information. People with disabilities who cannot provide PWD or CPP-D documentation must still have their medical practitioner complete Section C of the application form.
