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Creating Healthy Public Policy Webinar – Navigating the Public Policy Pathway
The importance of using an equity lens in age-friendly communities planning
Local and Indigenous governments across B.C. receive grants and capacity-building supports to develop age-friendly communities
On-demand Webinar: Local Government Leaders Speaker Series – Equitable Extreme Heat Planning
PlanH Grantee announcement! Grants awarded to local and Indigenous B.C. governments to improve community connection and create healthy public policies
Creating Healthy Public Policy: Equitable Extreme Heat Planning
BC Healthy Communities newly administers the Age-friendly Communities Grant Program
On-demand Webinar: 2022 Age-friendly Communities Grant Program information session
2022 PlanH Grants deadline extended for Vancouver Coastal Health
BC Healthy Communities steps into Age-friendly Communities grant administration role
About Us
BC Healthy Communities is a province-wide not-for-profit organization that facilitates the ongoing development of healthy, thriving and resilient communities. We provide a range of resources, programs, funding and fee-for-service offerings that support multi-sectoral groups to collaborate around a shared vision for a common purpose.
Our Services
We offer a range of services that reflect our interdisciplinary team’s expertise in planning, public health, and community engagement. Our service model is not linear – rather, it reflects the continuous process of improving and strengthening community health and well-being through policy and programs.
Our Programs
PlanH supports local governments creating healthier communities through funding, resources, learning opportunities and leading practices for healthy public policy.
The BC Age-friendly Communities Program provides funding, resources and capacity-building supports to help Indigenous and local governments, as well as other partners, build communities where older adults are supported to age-in-place, living active, socially engaged, independent lives.
The goal of the pilot is to support more students to walk, bike and scoot to and from school.The pilot will test adapted materials from existing evidence-based Active School Travel Programs in a small cohort of B.C. school communities.
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