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Northern Association of Family Councils Participation in Family Councils results in enhanced care and improved quality of life for residents in long-term care.

10/13/2026

Happy Thanksgiving from ILTCCABC. 🍂

This Thanksgiving, we are grateful for the residents, families, caregivers, volunteers, and care teams who help create caring and connected long-term care communities across British Columbia.
We wish everyone a warm, peaceful, and meaningful Thanksgiving.
Learn more about ILTCCABC and our work supporting residents, families, and Family Councils across BC: https://iltccabc.ca/

10/06/2026

The Independent Long-Term Care Councils Association of BC (ILTCCABC) is pleased to introduce its newly elected executive board following the Annual General Meeting held on Monday, September 28. As the provincial non-profit society representing long-term care (LTC) residents, families, and representatives, ILTCCABC enters this new season with a deeply dedicated leadership team. The newly appointed executive members are:

• Robyn McCorquodale — President

• Glen Koropchuk — Vice President

• Sohila Sherbafi — Treasurer

• Scott Campbell — Secretary

More information at https://iltccabc.ca/iltccabc-announces-new-executive-board-following-september-annual-general-meeting/

10/02/2026

Today is National Seniors Day and International Day of Older Persons. 💛

Today, we celebrate older adults and the experience, knowledge, and connections they bring to our families and communities.

In long-term care, every resident deserves to be heard, respected, included, and supported with dignity.

We also recognize the families, caregivers, and care teams who support older adults every day.

Learn more about ILTCCABC and our work supporting residents, families, and Family Councils across BC: https://iltccabc.ca/

10/02/2026

FREE - RSV immunization program eligibility
Starting fall 2026, the Province is offering a time-limited RSV immunization program. The vaccine is available at no-cost in B.C. for:

Adults ages 75 and older
Long-term care and seniors’ assisted living residents ages 75 and older.
Contact the call centre at 1-833-838-2323f

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10/02/2026

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🌟 Better at Home Community Connector Program

Looking for information about local services, supports, or programs for older adults? Our Community Connectors can help!

📍 Better at Home Office, Dawson Creek Co-op Mall
🕘 Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
📞 250-782-2341

Helping seniors stay connected, independent, and engaged in their community. 💙

09/30/2026

Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 🧡

Today, we honour the children who never returned home, Survivors of residential schools, and their families and communities.

For long-term care communities, this is also a time to recognize and listen to Indigenous Elders, Survivors, residents, and families — and to respect the experiences and stories they choose to share.

May today be a time for listening, learning, reflection, and remembrance.

Every Child Matters.

09/21/2026

📣 Free ILTCCABC Education Session

Are you part of a Family Council, thinking about starting one, or looking for helpful long-term care resources?

Join us for a guided tour of ILTCCABC’s online resources and practical supports for family members and Family Councils.

📅 Tuesday, September 22, 2026
🕖 7:00–8:00 p.m. Pacific Time
💻 Live on Zoom
✅ Free to attend — registration required

Learn how to find trusted documents, explore the ILTCCABC Education Portal, and access helpful Family Council resources.

🔗 Register through the ILTCCABC Event page:
https://iltccabc.ca/event/family-council-resources/

Please share this session widely with Family Councils, long-term care families, and others who may be interested.

09/21/2026

Today is World Alzheimer’s Day. 💜

Today, we recognize people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, along with the families, care partners, and care teams who support them.

A person living with dementia is always more than a diagnosis. Their voice, choices, relationships, memories, and life experiences continue to matter.

In long-term care, we can help create more dementia-inclusive communities by listening with patience, treating every resident with dignity and respect, and supporting families and care partners along the way.

Today and every day, let’s lead with understanding, kindness, and connection.

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