Opening doors: unlocking housing supply for affordability

the publication of our interim report, What We Heard: Interim report of the Canada/British Columbia Expert Panel on the Future of Housing Supply and Affordability. Building on What We Heard, the Panel gathered additional contributions from experts, stakeholders and the public at large in early 2021, culminating in the publication of this report.

Watershed Security Strategy and Fund

` A draft strategy will be released for public and Indigenous engagement. Spring/Summer 2023 ` Launch the Watershed Security Strategy. A Watershed Security Strategy for B.C. The Province is committed to developing and implementing a Watershed Security Strategy and Fund with Indigenous peoples, and in collaboration with local and federal ...

  Strategy

COVID-19 Lessons Learned Terms of Reference

The project team will research best practises and engage extensively, including: • Reviewing internal assessments of the operational response undertaken by all ministries and select provincial government agencies. These will build upon any lessons-learned reviews

  Engage

Trauma Informed Practice: Working with Indigenous Individuals

• 70% have at least one family member attend residential school ... emotional or sexual abuse.” ... •The effects of childhood adversity can be magnified through generations Machtinger, E.L., et al (2015) The Impact of Trauma Over The Lifespan. Window of Tolerance.

  School, Residential, Abuse, Effect, Residential schools

Effects of Homelessness on Families and Children

effects. Children who grow up in households where domes- tic violence is prevalent are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol, attempt suicide, and have mental health problems. These children often experience violence themselves due to the intergenerational nature of the problem. Men who wit-

  Abuse, Effect, Homelessness, Intergenerational, Effects of homelessness