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Family Champions come in all size and shapes, and since 1987 we've awarded the Distinguished Service to Families Award to an incredible diversity of people and organizations. This year, we were pleased to highlight the incredible accomplishments of Dr. Dana Brynelson, and the important work of the F.O.R.C.E. Society for Kids' Mental Health.
Do you know of someone who has made a real difference for families in BC this year? 
Maybe it's a devoted volunteer in your hometown -- someone whose efforts have made your community a friendlier, more welcoming place for children and families. Maybe it's a public figure who has brought our attention to important issues and challenges facing families. Maybe it's an organization or agency who has been working diligently to solve some of those challenges.
There are great people working hard for families all across this province. Now's your chance to honour them for it. Nominate a family champion for the BC Council's Distinguished Service to Families Award.
Co-Parenting through Separation and Divorce:Practical Skills for
Working with Families
April 30, 2010 8:30am - 4pm
Build your skills, increase your knowledge, and enhance your awareness, as you learn to help families manage the complex issues of separation and divorce and to help support children's adjustment through this often difficult family transition. This day-long interactive workshop will be led by family life educator Sandy Shuler, based on her popular parenting program "Effective Co-Parenting: Putting Kids First."
We're currently seeking qualified volunteers to work with us on a number of exciting projects. If you are interested in volunteering,and you have experience or skills in any of the areas detailed below, please send an email with a resume attached to volunteer@bccf.ca.
We're looking forward to hearing from you!
Catch our new monthly podcast series Voices of Family for the latest in family services news, information and invigorating discussion.
Voices of Family showcases thought-provoking interviews with leading figures and front line workers in the family service community. With a new interview every month, you're sure to stay on top of what’s new in research, policy and service practices for families. Be inspired!
Programming by Ryan Ilg - http://ryanilg.com