In collaboration with our stakeholders, we facilitate and manage a responsive, sustainable network of disability-related services that supplement other supports to assist adults with developmental disabilities to live good lives and be full participants in their communities.
CLBC is mandated under the Community Living Authority Act and reports to the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction through a Board of Directors. CLBC’s Board of Directors ensures that CLBC complies with government’s financial and other policies and applicable legislation, governs CLBC in a manner consistent with Cabinet’s mandate and policy directions and guides senior management’s implementation of CLBC’s service delivery model.
The Community Living Authority Act requires CLBC’s Board of Directors to have an Advisory Committee. The Provincial Advisory Committee must be composed of members who receive community living supports or have a strong connection to people who do, and is made up of a single member from each CLBC Community Council. In order to enhance linkages with the Board, two CLBC Board members attend all meetings. The Committee provides information and advice to the CLBC Board to assist with governance and decision making.
View the Community Living Authority Act.
Minister Responsible for CLBC
Learn about the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, who is responsible for Community Living BC. Learn more…
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors’ role is to oversee the organization and its operations within the overall policy, mandate and budget set by the provincial government. Learn more…
Executive and Key Directors
Community Living BC’s Executive and Key Directors. Learn more…
Provincial Advisory Committee
The Provincial Advisory Committee provides information and advice to the CLBC Board of Directors to assist with its governance and decision making. Learn more…