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Help shape Community Living British Columbia 2026-2029 Strategic Plan.

Blue and green graphic with text: Invitation to apply! Help shape CLBC’s 2026-2029 Strategic Plan. Applications due September 29, 2025. Features Community Living British Columbia logo with three abstract figures.
We’re calling on BC self-advocacy groups to lead the way!
CLBC is offering funding to self-advocacy groups to host feedback sessions to help shape our 2026-2029 Strategic Plan. This is an opportunity for CLBC to hear directly from the people we serve and to learn what matters most to them.
Is your group interested? Register for our upcoming information session on September 11, 2025 by emailing CLBC.StrategicPlan@gov.bc.ca.
Applications are due by September 29, 2025.
🔗 Click here for more details and learn how to apply: https://ow.ly/TFtW50WOqVO
🔗 Learn more about CLBC’s Strategic Planning approach here: https://ow.ly/R9HK50WOqW2

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