Community Integration Support
Our mission is to support, advocate, and empower adults with cognitive challenges, promoting quality of life, personal growth, and independence so that individuals have the opportunity to reach their full potential.
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Personal Support Initiative
Adult Supported Living
B.E.A.R. Programs
Acquired Brain Injury Services
Community Inclusion Services
Self-Help
Our self-help team works alongside adults who have a disability, helping them to have a higher quality of life through independent living skills, supported work, community access, and psycho-social skills development
Personal Support Initiative (PSI)
This program specifically addresses the needs of individuals diagnosed within the Autism and Fetal Alcohol spectrums. It’s designed to help individuals achieve a higher quality of life through independent living skills, supported work, community access, and psycho-social skills development.
CARE Programs (low barrier)
Care is an acronym that we use in our programs to describe the key components of our support. CARE stands for Community, Advocate, Reduces Risk, and Educate.
Our team supports adults living independently to have a balanced life. This model is designed to assist individuals who have barriers to housing and stability as a result of addictions, high-risk behaviour, mental health issues, criminal justice issues.
HBCI - Home-Based
Community Inclusion
This program supports adult individuals who live in residential services to access the community with minimal support.
Referrals
All referrals for Self-help, PSI, CARE, and HBCI will come from the CLBC Analyst and will be approved dependent on the availability of hours in the contract and by the number of eligible hours determined by CLBC. In some cases, the individual will have a separate contract that is specific to their needs. All individuals will receive support as identified in their Individual Goal Plan.
Acquired Brain Injury.
Our team works alongside adults living with family, or living in their own home, who have an acquired brain injury to have a higher quality of life through helping independent living skills, supported work, community access, and psycho-social skills development.
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Referrals
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All referrals will come from Northern Health Authority and will be approved dependent on the availability of hours in the contract. In some cases, the individual will have a separate contract that is specific to their needs. All individuals will receive support as identified in their Individual Goal Plan.
Supportive Living Outreach
-Kestral Program-
Our supported living outreach program supports individuals living independently within a community, ensuring basic needs are met, and they’re having a successful independent life.
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Referrals
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All referrals will come through Community Living BC Analyst; supported individuals contribute to shelter and support costs.