What services does CLBC fund for adults?
Services for adults funded through CLBC include:
Community Inclusion
Supports individuals to have rich lives within community. Services include:
- employment
- skill development
- Community-Based
- home-based
Residential
Supports individuals to live as fully and independently as possible in community. Options include:
- Supported Living (outreach support and cluster living)
- Shared Living (home sharing and live-in support)
- staffed residential
Respite
Provides families with a break from the continuous demands of caregiving. Options include:
- direct-funded respite
- contracted respite
Support for Individuals and Families
Services designed to enhance the individual’s overall quality of life and to strengthen the family’s ability to manage. Supports include:
- psychological
- behavioural
- home-maker
- Support Coordination
Provincial Assessment Centre (PAC)
A mental health facility for people aged 14 and over that are experiencing mental illness and/or severe behavioural challenges. Services include:
- Multi-disciplinary assessments
- Diagnosis
- Medication reviews
- Planning for re-entering the community
- Support for families and caregivers
