Community Collaborations The BC Centre for Ability actively partners with various community organizations such as Foundry Langley and BC Tradeswomen Society, presenting opportunities to offer integrated services, fundraising, and collaborative programs that enhance community reach and service delivery.

Growing Service Scope Recent partnerships with mental health, substance use, and primary care providers indicate an expanding service portfolio focused on holistic, community-based support for individuals with disabilities, creating demand for comprehensive program management and digital engagement tools.

Technology Utilization The organization’s use of diverse technologies including QuickBooks, Shopify, and Microsoft 365 suggests opportunities to streamline operations, enhance client engagement, and improve backend financial and project management systems.

Funding & Revenue With an annual revenue between $10 million and $25 million, BC CFA has substantial funding streams that can support investments in new service platforms, digital outreach, and staff training solutions to improve service quality and operational efficiency.

Targeted Client Engagement The focus on community-based services for persons with disabilities presents opportunities to develop specialized content management, outreach, and support tools tailored to both clients and caregivers, fostering stronger engagement and service personalization.