Date

September 17, 2026

Time

9:00 am - 4:30 pm

Fees

$ 75.00 CAD (Fees) + 5% (GST) = $ 78.75 CAD (Per Person)

Training Delivery

Virtual

Virtual Training Requirements

A computer, a strong internet connection, speakers and a microphone, a webcam and a work space conducive to virtual training (quiet location).

Learning Outcomes

Strengthen and refresh Participants understanding of the following foundational aspects of L.I.F.E. Services:

• Key Terms and Concepts
• Defining Characteristics
• Guiding Principles
• Social Theories that Inform L.I.F.E. Services
• Key Theories of Change
• Three Levels of Service Planning and Evaluation
• Role of L.I.F.E. Service Workers
• Oversight and Service Delivery Practices

What Participants can Expect:

Upon registration Participants will receive a Preparation Pack containing:

• the agenda for the day.
• instructions for brief pre-work to be completed in advance and shared during the session.
• Reflection Prompts to be completed during the session and shared during closing.
• A session Evaluation to be completed and returned within one-week after the session.

Instructor

Maggie Vilvang has worked in support of people with diverse abilities, their networks, service providers and funders for decades, and she has learned a lot from all of them. As the lead service designer on CLBC’s ‘Advancing New Support Options Project’ Maggie had the opportunity to work with an awesome team and bring those lessons to life… well actually to L.I.F.E.

For the last few years Maggie has been working alongside service providers as L.I.F.E. Services expands around the province and is honoured to have had the opportunity to design, prototype, and now facilitate ‘Employment in the Context of L.I.F.E. Services’ for the BCEN.

Further Information

Please email info@bcenetwork.ca