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Complaints ResolutionCLBC Welcomes New Minister
CLBC welcomes the Honourable Don McRae as the new Minister of Social Development and Social Innovation. Minister McRae represents the riding of Comox Valley and has previously served as Minister of Agriculture and Minister of Education. To read Minister McRae’s biography, please click the button below.

Initiatives
include Me!
CLBC wants to ensure that individuals who access services funded by our organization are living good lives in welcoming communities
Start with Hi Initiative
CLBC's “Start with Hi” public awareness initiative helps British Columbians realize that through small but important actions they can play a role in their communities to increase the safety of people with developmental disabilities. The initiative encourages people to acknowledge and connect with people with developmental disabilities by simply saying “Hi”.
I Can Be Safe Online
Community Living BC (CLBC) recognizes that individuals with developmental disabilities are a part of the growing community of online users, especially through social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter, and that the Internet can be an unsafe place for people; particularly those who are more vulnerable. With this in mind, CLBC has launched icanbesafeonline.com, Canada’s first website dedicated to educating adults with developmental disabilities and their families on how to use the Internet safely.
WOW!clbc Recognition Awards
WOW! means Widening Our World. Each year, CLBC gives WOW!clbc Awards to people who have made important contributions to helping people with developmental disabilities connect in more ways with their communities.
Community Living BC YouTube Channel
To serve individuals and families best, CLBC produces a number of educational and inspirational videos. Please visit our YouTube channel to view more.
News
Library recognized for support of Diversity at Work program
Three locations of Vancouver Island Regional Library are being recognized by the provincial government and Vancouver Island Vocational and Rehabilitation Services for their support of Diversity at Work programs.



