Community Living British Columbia (CLBC) is a Crown corporation that was created in 2005 by a grassroots movement of self-advocates, families, service providers and other community and government partners who called for choice and change for people with developmental disabilities.
For the last 20 years, CLBC has continued to work alongside individuals and families served by CLBC, service providers, community and government partners to build inclusive communities and person-centred support for adults with developmental disabilities.
CLBC receives funding from the provincial government and funds services for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD).
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Who is CLBC?
CLBC, a crown corporation, works with individuals, families, service providers, community and government partners to help people have lives filled with possibilities in welcoming communities.
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Leadership
CLBC reports to the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction through a Board of Directors, which also receives input from an Advisory Committee.
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Indigenous Relations
Learn about CLBC's Indigenous Relations team, Indigenous Advisory Committee, and work taking place to build relationships with Indigenous communities in each region.
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CLBC Strategic Plan
The CLBC Strategic Plan outlines Community Living British Columbia’s direction until 2020.
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Corporate Reports
Each year, CLBC produces reports to provide updates about our operations, key areas of focus, and how we are meeting our goals.
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Policies
CLBC policies guide our operations and provide information about how CLBC supports eligible individuals and families.
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Careers at CLBC
CLBC offers full-time career options, part-time employment, and opportunities to contribute in a meaningful way.