C.S.I.L. bookkeeping
and payroll services in
British Columbia.

Contact us for a free consultation and learn how to get started with C.S.I.L. Cut out the stress and leave the rest to us.

Serving British Columbia
for over 25 years.

Welcome to B.C. Community Bookkeeping. We have been providing our clients with efficient bookkeeping services since the conception of the C.S.I.L. Program in 1996.

Bookkeeping for the 'Choices in Support for Independent Living' Program (C.S.I.L.) in British Columbia.
What is the C.S.I.L. Program?

Choice in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL) is a self-directed option for eligible home support clients. CSIL clients receive funds directly from their local health authority to purchase their own home support services.

Clients become employers who manage all aspects of their home support, from hiring and supervising staff to overseeing how CSIL funds are spent.

If you are just beginning, we provide complimentary start-up services and confidential consultations. Based in the Okanagan Valley, we are able to bookkeep for people all over the province!

Abbie R. Wilson
Head bookkeeper.

Abbie Wilson has been the head bookkeeper since 2022 and assistant bookkeeper for much longer. They live in Vernon BC with their family and enjoy playing music, writing, and reading lots of books. A call to BC Community Bookkeeping usually pauses an audiobook on full volume so it can be heard over the sound of typing or printing.

Abbie grew up around the CSIL and WorksafeBC programs and was Candy’s hospice caregiver as well as a respite caregiver for Lloyd. They live with personal physical disabilities and understand a lot of the stress that goes along with trying to manage all the reporting, payroll, and ins-and-outs of the programs while dealing with either your own health issues or being in a caregiving role.

Formerly 'Lloyd Fry Bookkeeping'.

Lloyd and Candace Fry, Abbie’s grandparents, were business owners extraordinaire for 40+ years in Vernon, BC. They started operating Vernon Medical Supplies – the first and only for many years, shortly after Lloyd’s quadriplegia accident in 1975. 

They were hugely instrumental in making Vernon more accessible, would give medical supplies to people who needed them at all hours of the night, and provided amazing customer service and help to all who visited their business. They were kind-hearted, good people who genuinely cared about everyone.

Book your free consultation!

Contact us today to see how we can help you with your existing books, or to learn the benefits of the C.S.I.L. program in British Columbia.