“What We Heard About Poverty in B.C. – Supplemental Report” was produced in 2018 by the Government of British Columbia, following 28 community consultations and conversations. The report provides an overview of issues that were identified along with the feedback on possible ideas and activities received through the series of community meetings.
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From the Métis specific poverty reduction consultation
Recommendation 3: Métis people do not receive non-insured health benefits. It is recommended that the cost of non-insured health benefits need to be covered for Metis people as they are for other Aboriginal groups. It is also recommended that the cost of MSP for Métis people be waived.-
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From Indigenous poverty reduction consultations
Recommendation 16: Adopt rent controls and social housing health inspection processes.-
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From Indigenous poverty reduction consultations
Recommendation 26: Increase culturally appropriate community based and accessible services for Indigenous people including decolonizing employment, education and life skills training and supports, mental health and substance use, and child and family supports.-
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From Indigenous poverty reduction consultations
Recommendation 29: Recognize the cyclical relationship between poverty and addictions and take measures to ensure that they are addressed simultaneously.-
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