If you missed the webinar yesterday, you can now watch it via our YouTube page.
This webinar moves beyond awareness to action through exploring the vital connection between neurodiversity and belonging in the workplace.
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Ever get stuck on health and safety questions at work and wish you could just ask an expert what to do?
This is your chance to ask our consultants anything and leave with advice you can use. Don’t miss out, register today!
Join SafeCare BC staff on March 24 for an open conversation with an opportunity to connect with your peers and ask your burning questions of our consultants.
Join the discussion and leave with clear next steps.
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Dementia care is one of the most demanding and meaningful roles in healthcare. When you understand what a person is experiencing, you can respond with confidence rather than uncertainty.
Care and Connection on the Dementia Journey is a 2-hour online course from SafeCare BC, designed for care aides, nurses, support workers, family caregivers, and managers. No prerequisites. Complete it on your own schedule.
One past learner noted that it “significantly expanded” their knowledge and gave them a deeper understanding of dementia and its complexities.
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In honour of Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2026, this webinar moves beyond awareness to action through exploring the vital connection between neurodiversity and belonging in the workplace.
Drawing from research, over a decade of work experience in HR leadership, and her own lived experience as a stroke survivor, Jackie will show you why understanding how different brains process information transforms both team dynamics and the people we serve.
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A workplace without bullying is a good starting point. But it’s only a starting point.
There’s a difference between a team where no one is being harmed and a team where people feel valued. The first is neutral. The second takes deliberate, everyday choices: saying thank you, offering a hand, speaking well of a colleague who isn’t in the room.
On a hard day, it’s easy to default to neutral. The question is: what becomes possible when you choose to do something more?
Learn more about civility and respect, and explore where your workplace falls on the respect continuum.
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The SafeCare BC Member Survey is open now!
Your input helps guide real action on issues like mental health and wellbeing, workload fatigue, response behaviours, and injury prevention. Go ahead, tell us what you think and take the survey now. We’re listening.
This is a survey with results. We read every response, and what you share directly influences what we focus on next.
Take a few minutes to complete the survey and be entered to win prizes. Your voice makes a difference.
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At our Leaders Health and Safety Forum this past Tuesday, Anna Richter and Saleema Dhalla presented a certificate of recognition to @baptist_housing (Evergreen Care) for their participation in the tailored outreach program in 2025.
Anna worked with Christine Shearer and her team to do a comprehensive review of their safety program and provided a report and action plan for them to use to implement changes to improve health and safety.
For Christine, the work is about building trust, strengthening culture, and making sure the policies protect the people who rely on them. Through her partnership with us, Christine has shown that safety is something lived, every day, in every action.
“It was a great opportunity to meet other leaders in the industry and connect with them and hear what they`re doing.”
Leaders from across the province came together for the fourth annual Leaders Health and Safety Forum, a day full of learning, collaboration, and connection.
Forum facilitator Jeff Lyth led a conversation around helping organizations achieve better health and safety outcomes by embracing the techniques in human and organizational performance. Jeff encouraged leaders to approach challenges with curiosity and practical experimentation.
Attendees left with new ideas, tools, and connections to help support safer workplaces in their organizations.
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