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Disability Services in Vancouver

Browse 6 disability service organizations in Vancouver, British Columbia. Find local support for autism, mental health, physical disabilities, and more.

Organizations in Vancouver

6 found

Canucks Autism Network

1788 W 8th Ave

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorder in Vancouver, British Columbia. Provides employment support, job training.

Autism Spectrum DisorderADHDEmployment & Vocational
6046854049 Website

Community Living BC

210 W Broadway 3rd floor

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by intellectual disabilities in Vancouver, British Columbia. Provides residential support, community inclusion, employment support.

Intellectual DisabilityEmployment & VocationalHousing & Shelters
6046603323 Website

Community Living BC (CLBC)

A BC Crown corporation funding supports for adults with developmental disabilities including employment, community inclusion, housing, and respite through a network of community service providers. The findSupport BC database lists 1,000+ resources searchable by region.

Intellectual DisabilityEmployment & VocationalHousing & Shelters
6046640101 Website

Community Living BC - Richmond Office

Airport Square, 1200 W 73rd Ave 7th Floor

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by intellectual disabilities in Vancouver, British Columbia. Provides residential support, community inclusion, employment support.

Intellectual DisabilityEmployment & VocationalHousing & Shelters
6046602100 Website

Family Support Institute (FSI)

A province-wide BC networking and support organization for families who have a family member with a disability. Provides peer support, resource connections, and family empowerment programs.

Employment & VocationalRespite & Family SupportGeneral Disability Support
6045408374 Website

International Limb Differences Network

4480 Oak St

Nonprofit organization supporting individuals and families affected by spinal cord injury in Vancouver, British Columbia. Provides employment support, job training.

Spinal Cord InjuryEmployment & Vocational
6048752000 Website

British Columbia Programs Available in Vancouver

Provincial programs that residents of Vancouver can access.

Disability Assistance

Up to $1,483/month + annual earnings exemption $16,200

BC's income support for persons with the Person with Disability (PWD) designation. Includes an annual earnings exemption of $16,200. Earned income exemption applies only after being on assistance for 1+ month. RDSP is fully exempt from asset and income tests in BC.

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At Home Program

Varies based on assessed needs; covers medical benefits and respite

BC's program providing medical benefits and respite for children with severe disabilities who are living at home with their families. Helps families with the extra costs of caring for a child with a severe disability at home rather than in a facility.

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Autism Funding Program (Under 6)

Up to $22,000/year (up to $4,400 or 20% for training/equipment/travel)

BC's autism funding for children under age 6, providing significant annual funding for eligible therapies including Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) and Intensive Behavioural Intervention (IBI). Up to 20% of the funding ($4,400) can be directed toward training, equipment, and travel. TRANSITIONING: Autism funding shifts to the Disability Benefit + expanded free community services in July 2026, with full transition by March 2027.

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Autism Funding Program (6-18)

Up to $6,000/year per child

BC's autism funding for children and youth aged 6 to 18, providing annual funding for eligible autism-related therapies and supports. TRANSITIONING: Autism funding shifts to the Disability Benefit + expanded free community services in July 2026, with full transition by March 2027.

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Community Living BC (CLBC)

Varies based on individualized support plan

A BC Crown corporation that funds supports and services for adults with developmental disabilities through a network of community service providers. Services include employment support, community inclusion, housing, and respite. Not autism-specific; serves adults with a range of developmental disabilities. Provided through a network of contracted service providers across BC.

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