Quality Improvement and Accreditation
Kardel has a quality improvement process in place throughout the organization. The quality improvement process is 
guided by the organization’s commitment to improve outcomes for individuals supported who receive our services. We utilize proven best practices from the community, other related organizations, and input from stakeholders.
CARF (Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities) Accreditation is a process that demonstrates that services provided have met international standards for their quality and also help us identify areas for change and growth. Kardel has been accredited since January 2004, when our services were first reviewed. In December 2006, CARF awarded Kardel its second three-year accreditation and in 2010 and 2014 we received further three-year accreditations.
In January 2017 Kardel received it’s fifth three-year accreditation. We are now accredited in the following service areas:
- Community Housing
- Community Integration
- Host Family/Shared Living Services
- Supported Living
Our services are accredited by CARF which is an international, not-for-profit organization that has accredited human service providers since 1966. CARF sends a team of professionals, called surveyors, to visit our homes and programs to evaluate our services against a set of standards. The surveyors consult with staff members, family, advocates, and people supported.
Click here to view the 2021 CARF Survey Report
CARF accreditaton was awarded to Kardel for our homes, community integration, home share program and supported living services.
Contact
Kardel Consulting Inc.
Head Office
#A – 4 100 Aldersmith Place
Victoria, BC V9A 7M8
Phone (250) 382-5959
[email protected]
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On behalf of Kardel we acknowledge and thank the 50 First Nations of Vancouver Island that are in distinct tribal regions, Coast Salish, Nuuchah and Kwakwakw communities – past, present, and future – for their stewardship, care, and leadership on these beautiful lands.
Kardel acknowledges that we are guests on these lands whose traditional territory we live, learn, play and work. We are grateful for the traditional knowledge keepers and Elders who are with us today, those who have gone before us and the youth that continue to inspire us.
We respectfully recognize the land and the benefits it provides for all of us, as an act of reconciliation and gratitude to those whose territory we reside. We will strive to continue to educate ourselves to right the wrongs and address racism on these lands.
We raise our hands in gratitude
All My Relations