Quick Links for More Information and Community Data
Healthy Futures for BC Families – BCHLA (pdf)
A discussion paper providing BC statistics and information on improving the health of British Columbians.
Public Health Agency of Canada
“Why Acting on Inequity Can Help Reduce Chronic Disease” provides a presentation template that makes the case for reducing health inequities. Access (or lack there of) to public services is one determinant of health we can impact.
Statistics Canada
Statistics Canada has compiled community profile information for communities and regions across BC.
BC Stats
The provincial government compiles socio-economic information on BC communities. This includes information on economic hardship, health and education.
First Nations Health Council
The First Nations Health Council is leading the First Nations Longitudinal Health Survey project in BC. This is a national health survey that is culturally defined by First Nations for First Nations.
Early Development Instrument
Research shows that experiences in early childhood can indicate outcomes in later life. Early child development research can be used to inform decisions that support healthier children and therefore healthier communities. Maps
CFLRI
The Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute compiles information that supports investment in physical activity.
Everybody gets to play ™ Resources (website)
EGTP is an initiative of the Canadian Parks and Recreation Association. Online resources include a number information sheets to raise awareness about access to recreation and background research.
