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We’re excited to share curated vaccine resources organized to help address the complex reasons that patients delay or avoid vaccines. Visit our resource library today to browse tools and tips for people

In our research for this project, we heard from CHCs that they are looking for easy-to-find and easy-to-use tools to support vaccine confidence. We are happy to play a

For parents, we've gathered some of the best-designed materials out there. Whether they're working through their own concerns, or coaching their children through their vaccine anxieties, parents have a

Friends and followers of BCACHC, have a look at our Fall 2021 newsletter. You'll find updates on BCACHC projects, features on a few emerging CHCs in the province, and

It's been a challenging year, but one with plenty of engaging, supporting, and advocating for CHCs. Read more about the last year at BCACHC.

Many people across BC are without secure access to affordable and appropriate housing. CHCs like Cool Aid Community Health Centre in Downtown Victoria exist to address the fall-out of

AVI serves the needs of people infected and affected by HIV and hepatitis C. This CHC takes evidence-based action to prevent infection, provide support, and reduce stigma.

Primary Health Care means inclusive, accessible and safe health care. At Central Interior Native Health, it also means more than just seeing a doctor. Services at this Prince George

REACH Community Health Centre has been providing community-based health care for fifty years, and strives to be more than just a doctor or dentist's office. Their interdisciplinary team offers

Gabriola Island has a long history of adapting health services to meet the needs of local residents, and today community members have a health centre to call their own.

Join us at the BCACHC Annual General Meeting!

June is Pride Month, and it was a joy to see posts, celebrations, education, and events taking place all over the province in support of rights for people who

The Federal Minister of Health, along with staff from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) announced last week that it would award $323,000 to the BC Association of

As champions of the CHC model, we often hear this question. Our members are made up of multi-sector, multi-service organizations that don’t fit neatly into a preconceived box of

“It can happen so quickly, you have no idea.” If health is influenced by social factors like having enough money, why doesn’t our health care system do more to

Hello BCACHC members and friends. We're pleased to share our Spring 2021 Newsletter with you, including a feature about our new website. Have a look and let us know

The past year has been a crucible for health policy everywhere in the world. BC has seen the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, the ongoing deployment of the Primary

As we move forward, we will need all CHCs in BC to collaborate on a collective vision of just how good primary care could be in this province. We

“I’m really concerned about the impact it’s going to have on women. If we don’t do anything to ensure security, it’s going to be really difficult.”

This has been an unprecedented year for all of us as we grapple with COVID and the myriad ways it has impacted our lives. As we look back to