Our Vision
Our vision is a future in British Columbia where ADHD is recognized as a disability and individuals and families are supported across all systems from schools, to healthcare, to workplaces; creating equitable access, informed communities, and opportunities for individuals and families to thrive.
Our Mission
We champion awareness, access, and support for individuals with ADHD in British Columbia by developing reliable resources, engaging professionals and policymakers, and amplifying lived experiences to drive collective advocacy.
Our Values
Evidence-Based​ | Affirming | Transparency
Evidence-Based
We ground our work in credible information by drawing from established research, best practices, and the lived experiences of people with ADHD. We commit to distinguishing between what is evidence-informed, emerging, or experience-based so our communities can become more knowledgeable and make informed choices.
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Affirming
We honor and validate the diverse experiences of individuals with ADHD, creating a supportive environment where strengths are recognized, and challenges are acknowledged without stigma.
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Transparency
We strive to be open and accountable in how we make decisions, share information, and communicate with our community.