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November 12, 2020
CLBC recognizes Indigenous Disability Awareness Month in November

A message from CEO Ross Chilton and BCANDS Executive Director and CLBC IAC Chair Neil Belanger: CLBC is pleased to join the British Columbia Aboriginal Network on Disability Society (BCANDS) in recognizing the sixth annual Indigenous Disability Awareness Month in November. The month celebrates the...

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New director to help CLBC improve Indigenous services

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Upcoming Teleconference Calls: CLBC will send out invitations next week to TWO upcoming COVID update calls. Please mark the one that is right for you in your calendar:CLBC COVID 19 telephone update for self advocates and family membersDATE: Thursday, October 21TIME: 3 – 4 p.m. (Pacific time)Call number: 1-877-353-9184Participant Code: 99715#(Service providers: please help those you support to join this call. Thank you!)CLBC COVID 19 telephone update for service providers and home sharing providersDATE: Monday, October 25Time: 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. (Pacific time)Call number: 1-877-353-9184Participant code: 31340#You can send your questions for either call now to CLBCInfo@gov.bc.ca, putting CLBC COVID CALL in the subject line. ... See MoreSee Less

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"Ken took it upon himself to see if this problem could get fixed, even when he had no previous relationship with Mark and only knew him as someone who delivered the local newspaper. Mark and Ken’s story is a wonderful example of the community coming together,” says Lisa Cowell of Richmond Society for Community Living.Ken and Mark's story is a great read and a reminder of the importance of inclusive, accessible and welcoming communities that we celebrate during #CommunityInclusionMonth every October.Check out the story here: www.richmond-news.com/standout/community-inclusion-month-reminds-us-to-celebrate-peoples-diverse-... ... See MoreSee Less

Community Inclusion Month reminds us to celebrate people’s diverse abilities

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Community engagement is a great example of how a simple action can impact someone’s life and that neighbourhood positively

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