Non-accredited Service Providers  

Non-accredited Service Providers  

Not all agencies that deliver home sharing services are accredited. Some may still be in the process of becoming accredited, while others may choose not to pursue accreditation. These non-accredited agencies are still held to the same CLBC policies and expectations, but oversight may differ. 

Home sharing providers working with non-accredited agencies,  may notice: 

• A smaller or more flexible organizational structure 

• Fewer formal quality assurance tools (but possibly closer relationships with agency staff) 

• A reliance on CLBC’s monitoring and home sharing standards rather than external benchmarks 

Non-accredited home sharing providers are still expected to: 

• Follow all safety, reporting, and documentation guidelines outlined by CLBC 

• Participate in service planning and regular reviews 

• Maintain a person-centred, inclusive, and respectful environment