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June 11, 2019
CLBC Connect – June 2019 Edition

The June edition of CLBC Connect features stories about community mapping, CLBC’s new L.I.F.E.-based service, a departing long-time community council member, a staff profile from our Cranbrook office, and a round up of all the latest CLBC-related news. Read the June edition of CLBC Connect here.

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March 03, 2020
CLBC Connect – March 2020 Edition

This edition features family stories from Vancouver and Powell River, including...
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March 03, 2020
Striking a chord: Band puts talents on display

Rain streaks down the windows on a cold Friday in January,...
March 03, 2020
Blazing a new trail: Social enterprise sparks opportunities

By Barbarah Kisschowsky Barbarah Kisschowsky’s son Zackery had difficulty finding employment...
March 03, 2020
Pass it around: Facilitator fosters connection through hockey

Every Monday at noon you can find Peter Buitendyk, CLBC Facilitator,...
March 03, 2020
Easy does it: New system simplifies direct funding reporting for families

A new online reporting system is making it easier for individuals...
March 03, 2020
CLBC News – March 2020

CLBC increases minimum direct funded respite rate for families Community Living...
December 09, 2019
CLBC Connect – December 2019 Edition

This edition features family stories from Vernon, Trail and Nanaimo, including...

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Community Living BC is excited to share our Accessibility First Year Progress Report, including an Easy Read version. This report highlights the progress made in the first year of implementing our Accessibility Plan (Sept 2023 - Sept 2024) as part of the Accessible British Columbia Act. CLBC is committed to improving accessibility for everyone who interacts with our organization. With the help of the CLBC Accessibility Committee and valuable input from those we serve, we're proud of the important steps we’ve taken so far.We invite everyone to explore how we’re making CLBC a more accessible place to work, visit and interact with. Your feedback is crucial to help us improve. ... See MoreSee Less

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Community Living BC (CLBC) is excited to announce the release of the first CLBC Accessibility Progress Report, which includes an Easy Read Version. This report provides a detailed update on the action...

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Tracey joined Employment Services at Inclusion Parksville Society in 2022, having never had a paid job. From day one, her dream was to work in the food industry. After receiving support from Employment Services, Tracey successfully completed her FOODSAFE course and obtained part-time employment at Save-On-Foods as a Restaurant Clerk. Tracey has continued to learn new skills on the job. In addition to being trained in food preparation, she has also been trained to operate the cash register. Tracey loves working at Save-On-Foods, helping customers while proudly wearing her shirt and hat emblazoned with the Save-On logo. Having secure employment in a unionized position has given Tracey newfound self-esteem and purpose. She has worked hard and her efforts have paid off, literally. For Tracey, regular employment has been a journey of achievements on the road to independence.Tracey's #inclusiveemployment story is also featured in the latest CLBC Update for Individuals and Families here: ow.ly/bAPW50UCMTe ... See MoreSee Less

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