Wishing everyone a great Community Living Month CLBC has heard from many community groups who are planning events to recognize and promote inclusion in their local communities in October. Please let us know about your plans through CLBCInfo@gov.bc.ca, and we can help get the word out. As we did last year, CLBC will be seeking […]
James White, Community Planning & Development Manager in CLBC’s Vancouver Office (right), shares his knowledge of person-centred philosophy and practice with members of his team. “Each person CLBC supports is unique and it’s important for us to recognize that. We’re here to be person-centred,” says James White, Community Planning and Development Manager in CLBC’s Vancouver […]
The Vancouver Community Council will map community assets in the city over the coming three years. Chair Derek Mcquillen shares information about the Council’s goals and approach with this project. When members of CLBC’s Vancouver Community Council gathered recently to plan their work for the years ahead, they couldn’t think of a better first project […]
Pathfinder is a popular role playing game that is helping individuals build confidence and connections in Kamloops. (Photo: Courtesy of Kristin Shoemaker via Creative Commons license) Every Thursday night Dan Seedhouse and Cory Doyle walk into ASK Wellness Society in Kamloops with their game faces on. They’re ready to battle their opponents in a table […]
On September 10, One Day Together in Topaz Park invites the South Vancouver Island community to come be part of an event where everyone feels included. From 10 am – 3 pm, come share food, dance to live music and enjoy fun activities at at this seventh annual community event. Throughout the day there will be music, children’s […]
Finding my voice – Through Toastmasters, Ruth Stanton has gained speaking skills and confidence. Welcome to the Summer 2016 Edition of CLBC’s “Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES” magazine Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES is created under the guidance of the CLBC Editorial Board, which is made up of self advocates from across the province, as well as family members. The theme […]
A unique series of employment workshops helped youth in Campbell River learn how to market their skills and talents to potential employers. In Campbell River, the North Island Employment Foundations Society (NIEFS) and the Campbell River and District Association for Community Living’s (CRDACL) Helping Young Adults Procure Employment (HYPE) program recently collaborated […]
July 19th, 2016 The Nowell Senior Universal Boardwalk provides an opportunity for everyone to enjoy the unique rainforest while also leaving the ecosystem protected. In 2015, Nowell Senior, a Prince George resident and member of the Caledonia Ramblers Hiking Club, was honoured by having the Ancient Forests Trail wheelchair-accessible boardwalk named the Nowell […]
Many individuals CLBC serves want to work. The Community Action Employment Plan (the Plan), launched in March 2013, reflects the input and efforts of hundreds of people across British Columbia who are working collaboratively to increase employment for the people CLBC serves. The plan’s three-year goal was to assist 1,200 more people to access employment. As […]
Dear Members and Allies of the Self Advocacy Community, CLBC wants to make sure we are keeping you up to date on the things we are working on. This letter includes information about: CLBC’s next strategic plan Update on the Community Action Employment Plan Housing Forum Draft Report Update on the Advancing New Support Options […]
