Potential Hot Weather Warning & Resources
High temperatures are harmful to all people, especially to vulnerable persons including seniors, pregnant persons, children under the age of four or persons with chronic medical conditions.
Everyone can benefit from planning and preparing for high temperatures and extreme heat emergencies. Please note this is not an exhaustive list – the links below will include more resources to support your emergency preparedness plan.
Thank you for sharing this info with others who may not have computer access to these resources and for helping others with their emergency preparedness plan.
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Current Health & Safety Protocols
March 10 – Due to the Public Health Orders relating to COVID-19, James Bay Community Project (JBCP) has updated its safety plan in the following ways:
- Please do not visit if you feel unwell or are experiencing any Covid-like symptoms.
- Mask wearing: while it is now a personal choice, please continue to be kind and thoughtful towards others. Prior to meeting with others in our building, we ask that you discuss in advance your comfort level on mask wearing and to kindly respect each others’ preferences.
- The limits on the number of people permitted in various spaces in our building are removed.
- Access to our programs is by pre-registration only. Proof of vaccination is still mandatory for program participation.
- Visitors to our building will no longer be required to exit the building using the back door, they can exit through the front doors.
Enquiries can be directed to askus@jbcp.bc.ca or 250 388-7844 Ext 0.
Thank you for your understanding and on-going flexibility as we continue to navigate through these challenging times.
If you are visiting a tenant of the building (LifeLabs; James Bay Urgent & Primary Care Centre; HerWay Home) please contact them directly regarding their individual safety plans.
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Update on LifeLabs
Please contact LifeLabs directly at 1-855-412-4495 or via their website https://www.lifelabs.com/
