As the Advance Care Planning Cultural Adaptations project, funded by Health Canada, enters its final weeks, one of the satisfying benefits of the project is taking what has been learned, including the new training and materials that have been developed, and sharing them broadly among the non-profit community.
With materials and methods culturally adapted and translated for the Chinese and South Asian communities, the project team has recruited a total of 70 facilitators (trained in three cohorts) from 28 community organizations. In addition to an adapted approach to training, the new facilitators also have translated materials to use for each community. These materials, and a brand-new option for viewing our online ACP information in Punjabi, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese, are available on our website.
Interested to see if there is an organization near you that’s adopted this culturally adapted model? Here are the organizations who have sent staff or volunteers to be trained as facilitators:
Abbotsford
Abbotsford Zion Chinese Church
Archway Community Services
Burnaby
MOSAIC
Nanaimo
LINK CC
Richmond
Alzheimer’s ‘Minds in Motion’ Chinese Volunteer Group
Minoru Seniors Society
Richmond Cares, Richmond Gives
Richmond Grace Alliance Church
Surrey
BC Cancer
Buddhist Vihara Society
Christ Worship Center
DiverseCity
Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS)
Sanjha Vehra
Trinity BC Homecare
South Asian Cancer Association (SACA)
Vancouver
BC Cancer
Carnegie Community Centre
Chinese Community Policing Centre
German Canadian Care Home
LINK CC
MOSAIC
Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood house
Pacific Immigrant Resources Society
South Vancouver Neighbourhood house
Taiwanese Canadian Cultural Society
Vancouver Chinese Lutheran Church
Vancouver Second Mile Society
No Location / Provincial
Canada Chinese Nurses Association
Chronic Condition Self Management Group