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CLBC conducting a Series of Conversations on Community Living BC Services

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Community Living BC (CLBC) is beginning a series of discussions about community inclusion supports and services with individuals, families, service providers and key community partners.
The purpose of these discussions is to identify best practices for community inclusion supports as well as recommendations for services and programs for people with diverse abilities in BC.
Fred Ford, CLBC’s Vancouver Island Regional Director, is currently reaching out to self-advocates, families, community members and service providers to identify communities and services to visit. This will include rural, remote, urban and Indigenous communities.
Every effort will be made to accommodate the best ways to engage with individuals and with each unique community.
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