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SUMMARY:See Something\, Say Something! Online Presentation
DESCRIPTION:You are invited to join us for this dynamic online presentation. The See Something\, Say Something! Reducing Risk for Older Adults program is designed to help identify high-risk adults\, particularly those who live alone and who may be isolated. Everyone can play an important role in the community in keeping others safe\, secure\, and independent. \nWho is this program for? Anyone who has contact with older or vulnerable adults: \n• Bank personnel\n• Meter readers\n• Volunteers\, caregivers\, drivers\n• Pharmacy personnel\n• Post office workers\, letter carriers\n• Restaurant personnel\, grocery store clerks\n• Churches\, social clubs\n• INCLUDING YOU! \nRegister now or email programs@bccrns.ca for further details.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/ssss-feb-2025
CATEGORIES:Featured (All times in PST)
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SUMMARY:Provincial Learning Event Webinar: Independent Long-Term Care Councils Association of BC
DESCRIPTION:BC CRN welcomes Lisa Dawson\, Vice President of Independent Long-Term Care Councils Association of BC (ILTCCABC) for February’s Provincial Learning Event online webinar. \nParticipants will learn about the rights and regulations of long-term care residents and their families.  ILTCCABC represents the collective voice of residents\, their families and representatives. Belonging to a council enables residents and families to become involved in decisions that affect residents’ care and quality of life at the local\, regional and provincial levels. \nRegister \nSpeaker: Lisa Dawson \nThroughout the years\, Lisa has shown her exceptional dedication to improving the quality of life for older adults in long-term care (LTC) on all levels – locally\, regionally and provincially. Her important work focuses on empowering residents and families\, ensuring that high-quality care remains a top priority in LTC settings. \nRegionally\, Lisa is the co-founder and chair of the Vancouver Coastal Association of Family Councils (VCAFC)\, an organization that educates LTC communities about the importance of family and resident councils in improving care quality. Under her leadership\, VCAFC has established 28 self-directed family councils and currently supports 35 others in the Vancouver Coastal Health region. These councils amplify families’ voices in decision-making and advocate for residents’ needs. Lisa’s work through VCAFC reflects her belief in the power of collective advocacy and collaboration between families and care providers. \nAt the provincial level\, Lisa serves as Vice-President and Secretary of the Independent Long-Term Care Councils Association of BC (ILTCCABC)\, where she represents the collective interests of LTC residents and their families.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/provincial-learning-event-webinar-independent-long-term-care-councils-association-of-bc
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SUMMARY:Virtual Administration Orientation for CRN Coordinators
DESCRIPTION:The BC CRN would like to welcome all Regional Mentors and CRN Coordinators to join an online Administration Orientation hosted by the Administration Team.  This is a great opportunity for both new CRN Coordinators and seasoned CRN Coordinators to connect with the team\, review processes and procedures\, find out what’s new\, and ask questions. \nIf you have already attended an orientation\, you do not need to register for another session.  However\, if you would like to attend again as a refresher or to ask any questions\, you are most welcome to join! \nWe will be covering topics such as: \n\nThe new coordinator portal\nAdministration forms\nSupport for CRNs\nProject grants\nCoordinator grants\nReporting requirements\nPrograms\nEducational and promotional material\n…and more!\n\nRegister now. \nThis session will be approximately 1 hour in length.  Please email info@bccrns.ca with any questions.
URL:https://bccrns.ca/event/admin-orientation-feb2025
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