Osanis Inclusion Services Inc.

Osanis Inclusion Services Inc.

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Extreme Heat Resources

By: City of Victoria

Places to Cool Down 

If you are unable to stay cool at home, identify places in your community with air conditioning, such as a friend’s house, a mall, community centre, or library. Click here to view the map that shows some cooling resources.

For more tips on how to stay cool, visit  Victoria.ca/ExtremeHeat .

Make Your Emergency Ready Plan

By: Government of British Columbia

Knowing what to do, where to go and who to contact will reduce stress and help keep you focused and safe during a disaster.

We’ve made it easier than ever to complete a home emergency plan – just follow the prompts! You can choose to save your plan as a PDF to your computer, tablet or device, or print it out.

Alternatively, you can download and print off a fill-in-the blanks PDF template instead.

Review and update your plan yearly, or if there is a change in your situation, such as a different job or school, getting a pet or moving to a new town.

We also suggest keeping a copy in your home emergency kit and grab-and-go bag(s).

Build your plan online
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Translated emergency plans are available in PDF format: Français (French), 简体中文 (Simplified Chinese), 繁體中文 (Traditional Chinese), ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi), Tagalog

No fields in this form are mandatory. Any information provided is not saved, stored or shared by any government agency.

Learn how to prepare for the Canada Disability Benefit

The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) is a new monthly payment from the Government of Canada to support working-age people with disabilities who have a low income. Monthly payments will start in July 2025 for those who qualify. Applications open in June.

Get ready for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) application with help from Plan Institute! They’re sharing essential information on the steps you can take now. To be eligible for the CDB, you need to be:

Hold the line on inclusion with REA-L Conversations

REA-L is a provincial non-profit organization building a network of families across the province who are actively exploring and choosing alternatives to traditional services for their loved ones with intellectual or developmental disabilities. The organization offers a space where families can connect, share information, and learn from each other’s experiences.

Through honest conversations and personal stories, families share how they support their loved ones in being fully included in community life—learning, working, and living just like everyone else.

Canada wide

British Columbia

Campbell River

Courtenay

Duncan

Nanaimo

Parksville

Sooke

Vancouver

Victoria

Reasons to Choose Osanis

First and foremost, our goal at Osanis is that our services respect and support your rights for safety, well­ being, dignity and self-determination.

We appreciate and welcome that you and/or your family, and in some instances your support team, have the greatest levels of knowledge and understanding about your unique situation.

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Equal opportunities for all

Inclusion and diversity

At Osanis, we are committed to fostering a culture of inclusion and diversity. We strive to create an environment where all individuals feel respected, supported, and valued for their unique perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences. We are dedicated to providing equal opportunities for all, and we recognize and celebrate the many differences that make us who we are.