Disability Alliance BC is updating our Disability Tax Credit (DTC) tool to make the application process easier for everyone, and we would like to hear from you! We’re still seeking participants for our focus group – we invite you to test out our new updated DTC tool and give us feedback on how to make the tool useful and accessible to you.
The DTC is an important benefit that reduces taxes and provides access to important tax related benefits like the Child Disability Benefit, Canada Worker’s Benefit Disability Supplement, and financial programs like the Registered Disability Savings Plan, Canada Dental Care Plan (June 2024), and Canada Disability Benefit (2025).
Honoraria provided in the form of gift cards.
Email rdsp@dabc.ca to find out more information and express your interest in joining.
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is an important benefit that reduces taxes and provides access to important tax related benefits like the Child Disability Benefit, Canada Worker’s Benefit Disability Supplement, and financial programs like the Registered Disability Savings Plan, Canada Dental Care Plan (June 2024), and Canada Disability Benefit (2025).
Disability Alliance BC is updating our Disability Tax Credit tool to make the application process easier for everyone, and we would like to hear from you! Join our focus group to test out our new updated DTC tool and give us feedback on how to make the tool useful and accessible to you.
Honoraria provided in the form of gift cards.
Email rdsp@dabc.ca to find out more information and express your interest in joining.
Are you a Disabled Person with lived experience of the Family Law Act? An Invitation to join a dialogue about Family Law in BC.
B.C.’s Ministry of Attorney General (the Ministry) is pleased to invite People with Disabilities with lived experience in topics related to families to participate in an upcoming regional dialogue session on the modernization of the Family Law Act. The topics of the discussion will be:
Parents’ and guardians’ responsibilities for making decisions about a child and spending time with a child
Protection from family violence
Parenting assessments and reports on the needs and views of a child
The session will be in person and limited to a small group of individuals with lived experience.
WHEN: April 8, 2024 1:30-3:00 PM
WHERE: City Centre Branch of the Surrey Public Library Room 401 – 10350 University Drive Surrey, BC V3T 4B8
For Those Who Live Outside the Lower Mainland
There is also an opportunity to register for a one-on-one Zoom conversation with Jewelles Smith about your experiences.
