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WOW Awards 2025 – Celebrate people and places advancing inclusion and full citizenship!

Logo with a stylized figure forming the letter O in WOW! in green and blue. Text reads CLBC Widening Our World RECOGNIZING INCLUSION.

Community Living BC (CLBC) has been celebrating people who make their communities more inclusive through the Widening Our World (WOW) Awards for 16 years.

This year CLBC turns 20, and we are marking our anniversary by asking you to help us recognize people and places in communities across B.C. who are making a difference.

Submit your nominations by Monday, March 31 at 5:00pm (PST).

An evaluation committee including self-advocates, family members, community members and service providers will review all nominations and choose the 2025 WOW Award recipients in April 2025.

Award recognition and celebration events will occur in the Spring and early Summer around the province.

Find full details about the 2025 WOW Awards, as well as the online and printable nominations forms, by visiting:

www.CommunityLivingBC.ca/WOW

We look forward to receiving your nominations!

This is on CLBC Website go to the link here

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