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If you’ve ever been to CLBC's #Cranbrook office, you're sure to have noticed Pauline Arnold - or Aunty Pauline as her fellow Ktunaxa Nation members call her - and her big, welcoming smile.
"I want people to feel like they can come back anytime if they are unsure about the information I’ve provided to them. I want to be an ongoing resource and source of support," says Pauline.
Read more about Pauline from the latest edition of CLBC Connect:
A big heart and a warm smile - Community Living BC
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If you’ve ever been to Community Living BC’s Cranbrook office, you are sure to have noticed Pauline Arnold – or ‘Aunty Pauline,’ as her fellow Ktunaxa Nation members call her – and her big...Calling for Stories!
Are you or is someone you know a person with a developmental disability in B.C. with a story to share about the path to independence?
CLBC's Editorial Board is looking for stories for the next edition of Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES magazine & published writers earn $100.
Send us a message or email Jessica.Humphrey@gov.bc.ca by June 30 and let us know if you have a story to share!
