Dear members,
The year has been full of moments big and small that matter, and it’s your dedication that keeps it all moving. This season, we celebrate the people who make care possible.
In 2025, SafeCare BC had the opportunity to collaborate with you on strengthening workplace safety and supporting healthier care environments. Together, we advanced psychological safety, expanded learning opportunities through new micro-learnings and webinars, and increased the reach of our programs through translated resources, improved accessibility features, and an expanded suite of consultative services.
Your participation in initiatives like Safety Den, Support Services Day, Hearts and Hands, and our new psychological health and safety pilot reflects the strong dedication within this sector to supporting its workforce. These efforts are helping build knowledge and capacity across organizations throughout the province.
We are grateful for your continued commitment to workplace health and safety and for the trust you place in SafeCare BC. We look forward to working with you in 2026 as we continue building safer and healthier workplaces for all care providers.
Wishing you and your teams a joyful, restorative, and bright holiday season.
Sincerely,
The SafeCare BC team
safecarebc.ca
Whether you review your program all at once or break it down month by month, all elements of your health and safety program must be reviewed at least annually.
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Our resource of the week is the `Injury management program | A manual for employers` toolkit.
This toolkit helps develop an injury management program in your workplace.
To download and view this toolkit, follow the link in our bio.
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December`s topic for Get Psyched: Self-Care Series is making choices.
Visit our website for more information and resources on this topic. Link in bio.
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Seeking practical guidance and actionable steps for developing stronger prevention programs?
Join Jennifer Roach on Dec. 16 for a FREE webinar assessing current protocols and identifying opportunities for improvement.
Register now via the link in our bio.
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The `Get Psyched!` topic for December is empathy.
Visit safecarebc.ca for more information and resources related to this topic.
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Burnout is real, and it’s affecting more healthcare workers than ever. What does it look like, how does it take hold, and what can be done to reverse it?
Join Mary-Lou MacDonald on Dec. 11 for a FREE webinar where she shares her personal journey and reveals strategies to help leaders and teams move from exhaustion to resilience.
Register now via the link in our bio.
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December`s topic for 12 Months of Safety is `safety program`.
Visit our website for more information, resources, and training—link in bio.
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