Vancouver: Social Policy Framework
The Vancouver area community boards in action project sprang out of several conversation we were having around a discussion paper put out by the Federation of Community social services called Social Policy Frameworks in Canada.
When Doug mentioned how hard …
Children and Youth report highlights need for BC Social Policy Framework
November 12, 2013
Vancouver—The most recent report by the Representative for Children and Youth, Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond, When Talk Trumps Service, A Decade of Lost Opportunity for Aboriginal Children in B.C., is a sad reminder that good
KPMG on “The Integration Imperative”
International accounting firm KPMG has published a report looking at integrating the delivery of human and social services, something we at Board Voice have been advocating for through the development of a made in BC Social Policy Framework.
Their conclusions: …
Board Voice Chair Addresses Select Standing committee on Finance
Dr. Carol Matusicky made a strong plea to the government to introduce a Social Policy Framework for B.C…. Read More…
Social Policy Frameworks in Other Provinces
BoardVoice started advocating for a made in BC social policy framework after reviewing the Social Policy Frameworks in Canada paper prepared by the Federation of Community Social Services in BC.
This paper shows the possibilities and the pitfalls of …
Social Policy Framework in the Vancouver Sun
The Vancouver Sun ran an opinion piece submitted by Family Services of Greater Vancouver board member and Board Voice board member, Michael Davis today. You can read the article here.
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“There is a Better Way” Endorsed by 5 Vancouver Agencies
Five Vancouver are social service agency boards have approved the There is a Better Way statement calling on the BC government to begin a consultation to create a BC Social Policy Framework:
There is a better way.
Social policy affects …