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BCHC February 2026 newsletter

Published 9 months ago • 1 min read

News & resources from BCHC – February 2026

Building Healthy Communities together

How Salmon Arm built an anti-racism strategy through collaboration

Join a PlanH webinar on February 25 to learn practical strategies for relationship building, creating inclusive partnerships, working respectfully with Indigenous and newcomer voices and embedding lived experience into policy development.

Sign up for an infosession on AFC grants

Join the BCHC team on February 4 for an online Q&A to learn more about the Age-friendly Communities grant application process.

Frybread Power: Indigenous Pride and Resilience

Join Dr. Evan Adams on February 18 for a webinar exploring Indigenous pride, storytelling, and health-system transformation to support thriving, resilient Indigenous futures nationwide.

What BC Families Need to Be physically Active

Join the BC Alliance for Healthy Living on February 12 for a webinar sharing bold, community-led insights on breaking down barriers to physical activity and access for all British Columbians.

Inclusive Recreation
Starts Here

This practical municipal guide offers clear, actionable strategies to help recreation staff at every level create inclusive, accessible physical activity programs for people with disabilities.

Designing Communities That Support Aging Well

An action guide for governments outlining evidence-based strategies and innovations that help older adults age in place, strengthening health, connection, and resilience across British Columbia.

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