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November 06, 2020
Leaders recognized for efforts to support British Columbians during COVID-19

Community Living BC (CLBC) is recognizing leaders from across B.C. for...
September 09, 2020
Recognizing International Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day

A message from Ross Chilton, CLBC CEO Today, September 9,...
March 03, 2020
Striking a chord: Band puts talents on display

Rain streaks down the windows on a cold Friday in January,...
February 13, 2020
Learning from each other: A MentorAbility experience with CLBC’s CEO

In November, Tyler Bacon of Hope spent a day with CLBC...
February 10, 2020
Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES – Winter 2019-20 Edition

The theme for this edition is “The Future is Accessible.” The stories in...
February 10, 2020
Dignity and respect at the root of accessibility

In October, the annual Self Advocacy Leadership Retreat in Mission marked...
February 10, 2020
Self Advocacy Updates

Nanaimo welcomes annual BC People First conference BC People First’s 2020...
December 11, 2019
Visit to Abbotsford and Langley an enriching learning experience for Board members

On a recent tour to the communities of Abbotsford and Langley,...
December 09, 2019
CLBC News – December 2019

New online portal makes Individualized Funding (IF) reporting easier On November...

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It's #NationalVolunteerWeek, a time to celebrate the significant contributions that volunteers make to our communities. CLBC Community Council volunteers make a difference in many ways. They help build awareness of the importance of having a community where everyone belongs. They work together to advance inclusive housing, build relationships with Indigenous leaders, and identify employers who provide meaningful work for people with developmental disabilities. Councils provide leadership opportunities for self-advocates and work on projects with municipalities, like mapping and sharing places for social connection.Read more about how CLBC Community Council volunteers are making a difference and learn more about opportunities to volunteer here: ow.ly/GGRm50Rjvjo ... See MoreSee Less

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The Canadian Down Syndrome Swimming Association - CDSSA provides swim competition opportunities for individuals with Down syndrome regionally, nationally and internationally. CDSSA is welcoming new members interested in learning more about the inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome into the competitive swimming world. Register to become a CDSSA member here: ... See MoreSee Less

Membership – The Canadian Down Syndrome Swimming Association

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CDSSA welcomes new members interested in learning more about the inclusion of individuals with Down syndrome into the competitive swimming world. The benefits of swimming transcend the pool by encoura...

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