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Celebrating progress: CLBC’s year two strategic plan update

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Posted December 16th,2024

Cover of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan Second Year Report featuring two people smiling, one holding a framed certificate. The background includes colorful sketches celebrating DiversAbility. Below is the Community Living British Columbia logo with three abstract figures.Community Living BC (CLBC) is proud to share our progress from the second year of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. The Second Year Report, released today, reviews the four goals outlined in the plan, along with each goal’s strategies, and highlights the important work done during 2023/24 that has helped to move CLBC closer to the vision of “Communities of belonging, lives with connection.”

Read the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan Second Year Report here, and find a summary of some key milestones below:

Strengthening your connections with CLBC

CLBC has been working to make it easier for you and your family to access the services and support you need. The Regional Management Reframing Project provides more personalized and responsive services, while partnerships with the Ministry of Children and Family Development ensure smoother transitions for youth who are moving into adulthood.

Building partnerships with Indigenous communities

CLBC signed a historic agreement with the Secwépemc Child & Family Services Agency to bring more culturally safe, Indigenous-led services to communities. It also collaborated with local Nations to introduce Indigenous art and land acknowledgments in CLBC offices.

Empowering your leadership and connections

CLBC believes in supporting your growth and leadership. The Self-Advocacy Leadership Institute brought people together to build confidence and share experiences. Through CLBC’s partnership with BC People First, people with lived experience are helping shape CLBC policies. CLBC is also promoting careers in the community living sector, ensuring a strong, compassionate workforce to support your needs.

Making communities more inclusive

Whether it’s finding meaningful employment or safe, supportive housing, CLBC is working to create more opportunities for you. From the expansion of the L.I.F.E. Service to innovative housing solutions like Grosvenor House, it’s focused on helping you live the life you want.

Growing as an organization to serve you better

CLBC improved its tools and systems to ensure staff can provide you with the best possible support. Being named one of B.C.’s Top Employers for the third year in a row reflects CLBC’s commitment to staff and also to you and your family.

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