The BC Council for Families supports families, serves professionals and strengthens communities through education, collaboration and training. Their mission focuses on providing access to information, skills training, parent education, evidence-based research, and advocacy. They work to help families thrive by empowering those in parenting roles through various programs and resources.

The organization serves the province of British Columbia, Canada. Originally named the BC Council for the Family, it's been operating since 1977. Their offices are based in Vancouver, BC. The council maintains an active role in local, provincial, and national family initiatives.

Program highlights include the Parent Child Mother Goose Program, which they've coordinated provincially since 2002. They also run the Nobody's Perfect Parenting Program, which has helped BC families since 1987. The My Tween and Me Parenting Program, launched in 2006, helps parents build strong relationships with children aged 7-12. Since 2007, their Home Visitor Training Initiative has trained para-professionals across BC in effective home visiting skills.