BCEdAccess Society is a registered charitable organization serving families of students with disabilities and complex learners all over the province of British Columbia. Our parent peer support group has over 5000 community members, and we provide information and support for individual families, educators and organizations about the human right to equitable access to education, as well as advocating to government for systemic change.


AdvoCon 2024 Speaker information

AdvoCon 2024 Conference schedule
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AdvoCon 2024 Ticket information

Inclusive Communities Help EveryoneInclusion BC is a federation of members that work together to build inclusive communities. We are a connection point between people in the community experiencing barriers to inclusion and government decision-makers.
We believe:
  • In a full life with dignity and respect for everyone.
  • Everyone has the right to determine their own needs, make their own decisions, and get the support they need to do those things.
  • Everyone has the right to and dignity of taking risks.
  • Everyone should have enough money for a reasonable quality of life.
  • Services and supports have to be delivered in a way that respects a person’s history, culture, race, religion, and sexual orientation.
  • In remembering and sharing our history so it can guide our future.
  • Families, friendships, relationships, and support networks help make everyone feel valued and safe.

Parent’s Handbook on Inclusive Education 

Inclusive Education

PDF - September Checklist - Inclusion B.C.
Welcome to myBooklet BC!MyBooklet BC is A FREE online tool that families and people with disabilities can use to create a beautiful and personalized information booklet for a loved one or for themselves.
  • ?Are you tired of constantly repeating your "story" to doctors, teachers, therapists, friends and family?
  • ?Do you wish all your important information was in one document?
  • ?Do you wish you could share more than just the medical and diagnostic facts?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you'll want YOUR OWN myBooklet now!
It's as easy as 1-2-3

Weblink to the myBookletBC Page

Dyslexia BC's mission is to enhance access and support for individuals with dyslexia in educational, community, and workplace settings. We are committed to raising dyslexia awareness, empowering parents and individuals to effectively support their children, and guiding policy-makers towards the implementation of best practices for identifying, remediating, and supporting students and individuals with dyslexia throughout British Columbia.

Educational Experiences and Challenges:  
Dyslexia in British Columbia - Weblink to the report

BCEDAccess EXCLUSION TRACKER

Link here

**The 2023-24 Tracker will open September 5th.**

Use the FULL SURVEY to report the FIRST incidence of exclusion of the school year.
Use the REPEAT SURVEY to report any more exclusions that happen during the school year, as many times as needed.

It’s much shorter and this is intended to make it simpler to report continuously on exclusions happening
Report your exclusion if you are a K-12 student, or report on the exclusion of your child/youth from their edcuation if you are their parent/guardian.

Exclusion here is defined as you see it – whether it’s being asked to keep your child/youth home, attend part days, miss a field trip, etc. This survey also takes you through the path back to inclusion – steps you can take to advocate for better inclusion.

It also offers the opportunity for your child/youth to provide their feedback in a section just for them.

erase is all about building safe and caring school communities. This includes empowering students, parents, educators and the community partners who support them to get help with challenges, report concerns to schools, and learn about complex issues facing students.
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Erase Reporting Website 
Inclusive Education Film Series
Inclusion B.C. - Reframing Challenging Behaviour in our Schools 


​The Importance of Presuming Competence : Shelley Moore 
BRITISH COLUMBIA MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
​Special Education Services:
A Manual of Policies, Procedures and Guideline
B.C. Ministry of Education :
Inclusive Education resources
The British Columbia Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS)
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Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD)