CLBC’s South Island Community Council is leading an important accessibility initiative for people who are non-speaking and/or use picture-based communication systems. As part of this initiative, every CLBC office will now have Communication for Everyone boards displayed in the entrance of the office and a...
Thank you BC People First Society!On October 24, our Executive teams came together for a productive discussion to share updates, priorities, and ways to support each other’s work. CLBC is grateful for your leadership and the incredible work you do to advance the rights of people with developmental disabilities in BC and beyond. We’re proud of our strong partnership and the efforts we’re making together to empower self-advocate leadership across B.C. A special thank-you for contributing to CLBC’s strategic planning process and to your members who sit on our shared CLBC/BCPF Policy Working Group. This group plays a vital role in making CLBC policies clearer and more inclusive by ensuring the voices of people with lived experience are heard.Thank you, BCPF, for your leadership and contributions!#SelfAdvocateLeadership #InclusionMatters #BCPeopleFirst #CLBC... See MoreSee Less
Join BC People First Society at the Accessibility Celebration Rally this Saturday, November 8 from 12 to 2 p.m. at the Vancouver Art Gallery!📣Come celebrate accessibility and raise awareness! This event will bring together community groups and advocates in a powerful rally for inclusion. Presenters include BC People First Society, BC Disability, Disability Alliance BC and more.🗓 Saturday, November 8 from 12 to 2 p.m. 📍 Vancouver Art Gallery, 800 Georgia Street, Vancouver B.C. 👉 More event details here: ow.ly/1gy150XoIY9Let’s stand together for accessibility and inclusion — come show your support. ... See MoreSee Less
