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Please see Bulletin below regarding important updates from the Abbotsford Teachers' Union. Sent to all members on 2021-12-01. Click on image below to download full 2 page document.  Please see meeting information below from the BCTF.  Please see the bulletin below regarding staff redeployment sent to all members November 17, 2021. Click on bulletin to download.  The weather over the past couple of days has resulted in severe damage and devastation to many parts of BC including Abbotsford. The BCTF has provided key resources for members who have been affected. Please see below for the list of resources provided. Emergency financial aid for affected BCTF membersMembers in financial need can apply to the BCTF Assistance Society to access emergency assistance for cases such as medical emergencies, housing emergencies, local disasters, personal disaster, and family crisis.
Click here for more information and to access the application form. Before, during, and after a flood: What you need to know The Government of BC has a detailed flood preparedness guide that provides advice and checklists to support planning for members who may be at risk of further flooding and/or alerts and evacuations. This page includes links to public safety information and resource pages for other hazards, including landslides, severe weather, and power outages. Emergency Info BC―flooding updates, road closures, evacuee information This page contains the latest updates on the state of flooding in BC, road closures, evacuee registration, and Emergency Support Services Reception Centre locations. The Government of BC regularly updates this interactive map with emergency-related information, including Evacuation Alerts & Orders and Flood Watches & Warnings. Mental health support BC Mental Health Support Line, available 24 hours a day at 310-6789 (no area code) KUU-US Indigenous Crisis Line at 1-800-588-8717 (toll free, 24/7 support available) Kids Help Phone: Text CONNECT to 686868 |
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