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A Blueprint for Action Developing Livable Communities for all Ages

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This American guide provides local leaders with tools to create livable communities for people of all ages.
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Age Friendly Rural and Remote Communities: A Guide

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This guide looks at the barriers faced by seniors in small communities and how to overcome them, focussing on better planning and design.

Age-friendly and Disability-friendly Official Community Plans

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Find out what other cities include in the Official Community Plans related to disability issues.
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Beneficial Designs: Trail Assessment Mapping Services

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Beneficial Designs is an American organization that provides trail access information data and signage on all assessed trails.
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Guide to Age Friendly Cities – World Health Organization

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The purpose of this World Health Organizations guide is to help cities become more age-friendly by offering practical suggestions on evaluating current infrastructure and improving it.
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How to Make Public Spaces Accessible

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Find out how you can make public spaces more accessible.
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Livable Communities Evaluation Guide

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This guide from the American Association of Retired Persons offers practical ways of evaluating communities based on how livable they are.
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Making your Business Accessible for People with Disabilities

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This article provides some excellent ideas for small businesses.

Measuring Up the North – Final Report

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This report outlines the highly successful project to assist nearly 40 communities to become more livable for all.

Measuring Up Vernon – Final Report

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This report identifies many ways to remove barriers and improve the life of people with disabilities, and is applicable in many communities.

Measuring Up: A guide to support communities in becoming more accessible and inclusive for all

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This guide offers a structure to support communities through an ongoing process to ensure that everyone can participate fully in a community.

Planning for the Future: Official Community Plan Tool

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This guide offers practical advice on how to make an Official Community Plan more inclusive. It will be useful for city planners and those who work with disability issues.

SCI BC Easy Steps to a More Accessible Business

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Find out some simple suggestions for improving accessibility in your business.

The Built Environment Assessment Tool Manual

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About SCI BC
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Northern BC
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Lower Mainland
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Online
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Aging with SCI
Adaptive Cycling
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Become an SCI BC Member
Renew SCI BC Membership
Become an SCI BC Voting Member
Renew My Voting Membership
Impact Stories
Info Centre
SCI Info Database
SCI InfoLine
SCI BC Marketplace
About Spinal Cord Injury
Info for the Newly Injured
Living with SCI Website
SCI Sexual Health Website
Choice in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL)
Spinal Cord Injury Research
Information for Newcomers
Accessible Travel
Accessible Travel Guide
Travel Videos
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Access BC
About Access BC
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Other SCI Organizations
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The Spin Magazine
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