When you engage with PLAN, you join a passionate group of families striving to create a better life for their family members. You’ll benefit from our collective learning, have an opportunity to share your passion, knowledge, and experience with others, and be part of an organization that is making a positive difference in the world.
You gain access to information and resources designed specifically to help secure the future of your relative with a disability, and you will become part of a community that is deeply committed to building a society that recognizes the gifts and contributions of our loved ones, and a world where everyone belongs.
Ways to get involved with PLAN:
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Subscribe to PLAN. You’ll receive information and resources, and become part of a national family voice. We’ll send you relevant, practical information every month and invite you to share your experience and solutions with other families in our family discussions and forums. You also receive a 25% discount on all seminars, and choose between Abilities Magazine or Exceptional Parent. You can join for free or subscribe for as little as $9.95/year.
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Become a monthly donor. You’ll support our work and advocacy to enable people with disabilities to live good lives. Monthly donors automatically receive a PLAN subscription.
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Become a Lifetime Member. The name says it all: our commitment is to you and your family member is for the life of your loved one. We commit to build a healthy network of authentic friends around your relative. We also commit to advocating with the government and other agencies on behalf of your family, assisting you with your future plan, and inviting you into a personal community of families who are deeply engaged in the PLAN family movement. Contact us directly for more information. (Lifetime membership restricted to families who live in the Lower Mainland, BC)
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Help PLAN For Change by getting involved in our current public policy campaigns
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Connect with other families by sharing your stories, successes, challenges and questions in the Family Forums
