BCHC April 2026 newsletter


News & resources from BCHC – April 2026

Building Healthy Communities together

2026 PlanH Healthy Communities grants open for application on April 7

Local and Indigenous governments can apply for up to $15,000 to advance equity-driven policies and community connection initiatives that create lasting, positive change across BC.


Sign up for an info session on April 16 to learn more.

Building
age-friendly communities through partnerships

Free webinar explores how municipalities and Indigenous governments can collaborate to create more sustainable, inclusive communities for aging populations across BC.

Helping Caregivers Prevent Loved Ones' Falls

A practical guide empowering family caregivers with tools, risk assessments, and compassionate advice to help prevent falls and support loved ones safely.

Advancing accessibility through community belonging

Webinar shares tools and lessons to help municipalities reduce ableism and improve participation and belonging for children with disabilities.

A wellbeing society makes peace with nature

Sign up for the latest webinar by the Public Health Association of BC.

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