Community Living BC (CLBC) is supporting a government initiative to find and inform former residents of Woodlands Institution and Woodlands School about a new initiative to extend compensation to survivors. See the recent announcement here.
CLBC is asking individuals, families, caregivers and service providers to help former residents to contact the provincial government to determine if they may be eligible. Click here to read the government Information Bulletin.
Former residents, their guardians or caregivers can call toll free or email:
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We can't wait for Burnaby Central's Transition Information Evening! 🏫 Join us Tuesday, April 16, 6:30 - 8:30pm. We'll be sharing our knowledge around supports for students & info about our services which can help them transition into adulthood smoothly. We hope to see you there!
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For folks in the #SouthIsland area, the fans of the South Island Ravens are organization a flash cheer mob at the game this Sunday, March 17 to send the team off to an upcoming tourment in Kamloops in style!
It all takes place at 1from 1am -11:45am at Juan de Fuca Arena in Colwood at Westshore Parks and Recreation.
Check out this great video to learn more about the team: ... See MoreSee Less
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