CLBC and its partners have set a new three-year goal to have 25 per cent of people served by CLBC reporting income, or about 5,000 people.
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A Victoria-based group of neuro diverse athletes, the Spirit Orcas, have been nominated by an international organization, the World Open Water Swim Association (WOWSA), to be potential award recipients in part for their work to teach people of all abilities how to swim in open water.The WOWSA Awards is an annual recognition of the world’s open water swimmers, products, services and events in 6 different categories via a global online poll. The Spirit Orcas have been chosen by a WOWSA committee to receive votes from the public for the category of “Para Performance of the Year”. Voting is open until January 31, 2023.
You can find the link to vote here on WOWSA’s website: www.openwaterswimming.com/wowsa-awards-2022-nominations/
Please vote for these incredible and dedicated athletes!
WOWSA Awards 2022 Nominations – World Open Water Swimming Association
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The WOWSA Awards is an annual recognition of the world’s open water swimmers, products, services and events in 6 different categories via a global online poll.
Remembering Vickie Cammack, a social innovator who pioneered ways to connect people and communities.Over a long and illustrious career, Vickie’s work focused on the power of human connection to combat the isolation and loneliness people with disabilities and other vulnerable members of society often face.
Remembering Vickie Cammack - Community Living BC
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A social innovator who pioneered ways to connect people and communities, Margaret ‘Vickie’ Cammack passed away on December 27. Over a long and illustrious career, Vickie’s work focused on the po...