Social Planning and Research Council of BC (SPARC BC)
The Social Planning and Research Council of British Columbia (SPARC BC) was established in 1966 and is a leader in applied social research, social policy analysis and community development [...]
Tamarack Institute
Tamarack is a connected force for community change. Tamarack’s goal is to equip you with the skills, knowledge, resources and connections you need to make lasting change in your community. [...]
Centre for Theory of Change
The Center for Theory of Change is a non-profit organization established to promote quality standards and best practice for the development and implementation of Theory of Change, with a [...]
In 19-26, 26-40, Employment and Working Conditions, For Community Planning, For Decision Makers, For Research, Income and Social Status
Posted Generation Squeeze
Generation Squeeze is a national collaboration. Vancity Community Foundation is the entity through which our charitable activities are delivered. The Association for Generational Equity (AGE) is [...]
In Education and Literacy, Employment and Working Conditions, For Community Planning, For Decision Makers, For Research, Income and Social Status
Posted Canada Without Poverty
Canada Without Poverty is a federally incorporated, non-partisan, not-for-profit and charitable organization dedicated to the elimination of poverty in Canada. Acting from the belief that poverty [...]
Plan H
Resources to assist in planning a healthy community. Find valuable tools and resources to lead change. Plan H
In For Community Planning, For Decision Makers, Health Services, Physical Environment, Social Environments
Posted BC Healthy Communities
Healthy lifestyles. A vibrant economy. Affordable housing. Protected parks & green space. Accessible community services. Thriving neighbourhoods. Clean air and water. A sustainable [...]
In Employment and Working Conditions, For Community Planning, For Decision Makers, For Research, Income and Social Status
Posted Living Wage for Families
The living wage calculation is based on a two-parent family with two children – the most common family unit in BC – and each parent working full-time. The living wage changes based on costs in [...]