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Logo for Community Living British Columbia featuring three stylized human figures in blue and green forming a linked chain. Text below reads Community Living British Columbia.Community Living BC (CLBC) delivers support and services to eligible adults with developmental disabilities and their families across British Columbia. On this page, you can find the latest events and updates about Community Living BC.

CLBC’s CEO Ross Chilton and Self Advocate Advisor Jessica Humphrey also send periodically email messages to self-advocates across BC to keep us updated on recent news.

The CLBC Editorial Board was created in 2013. The CLBC Editorial Board comprises self-advocates and community living leaders from across the province.

The role of the Editorial Board is to work with CLBC to improve communication with the people CLBC serves and ensure meaningful participation of individuals and families in the ongoing work of CLBC. Help Wanted: Currently, the CLBC Editorial Board is looking for new members.

Click here to learn more, and to apply. 

If you have a question about Community Living BC supports, services or anything else you want to know, please.

Also can check out CLBC Strategic Plan

The CLBC Strategic Plan outlines Community Living British Columbia’s direction from 2022 until 2025.

The plan was developed in consultation with individuals, families, service providers and other community partners, and is reviewed annually. CLBC is committed to working collaboratively with its many partners and to bringing other community organizations and leaders into the process as we execute this strategic plan.

 

click here to visit their website.

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Community Living BC Strategic Plan 2022 to 2025

A diverse group of six people, three men and three women, stand in two rows, smiling. The image promotes the Community Living British Columbia strategic plan for 2022–2025, focusing on inclusion and support for individuals with developmental disabilities.

CLBC VISION & MISSION

Communities of belonging, lives with connection

 Infographic titled CLBC Strategic Plan on a Page with the mission Communities of belonging, lives with connection. It outlines values, goals, and strategies emphasizing collaboration, inclusion, and quality of life for adults with developmental disabilities.

Introducing CLBC Strategic Plan – 2022 to 2025

 

Hear from self-advocates, a family member, a service provider and CLBC’s CEO on the new 2022-25 Strategic Plan and how it will help build towards CLBC’s vision of ‘Communities of belonging, lives with the connection.

 

This video explains who Community Living BC is and who the organization supports.

 

 

Community Living BC Organization Values

Also Community Living British Columbia  History   from Community Living Transition Steering Committee

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Also, you can visit this page to read all of the archived email messages.

 

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