@princepolity Congratulations Michael! I read the news just now. It reflects many years of service . I have appreciated all your efforts to advance inclusion, taking on challenging roles and assignments with a generous spirit.
This #GivingTuesday, make a difference for families like Jim & Janet’s. Jim enjoys music therapy & friends at our Day Program, while Janet gets time to recharge. Your gift helps seniors stay active & caregivers find respite. Donate now: https://t.co/QpmnVuMc1t
Not a surprise, but happy it is official. There will be a full exemption of the Canada Disability Benefit in B.C. Meaning anyone who collects it gets to keep it all. Right decision. https://t.co/CBOXMtGSX9
The June Edition of CLBC's Update for Individuals & Families is out now, with info on National Indigenous History Month, CLBC Welcome Workshops, recognizing leadership of advisory committees & councils, celebrating Pride Month, resources, events & more! https://t.co/x4MxeyuAOr
My congratulations to @ProfTimSUBC on retirement. It was a pleasure to learn about and promote his research when I worked at UBC, and to count him a friend and appreciate his many contributions when I went on to work at CLBC. #respect.
We wish you all the best @ProfTimSUBC on your retirement. Thank you for your collaboration and excellant work advocating for inclusion. Your contributions are many. We know you will stay close to our movement and we look forward to your continued expert advice and input to come.
As we begin 2024 we say farewell to one @clbc board member & welcome another. Thank you Kathy Bright for your exceptional service for the past 5 years & for guiding us on strategic planning and governance. And welcome to Akshay Sachdeva, a very active self-advocate!
CLBC is excited to be taking part in @BCNPHA's #HousingCentral conference kicking off today in Vancouver. CLBC is a proud sponsor of the annual event and staff, including CEO Ross Chilton, will be involved in a number of presentations. Drop by our booth and say hi!
This year, September 30 is a statutory holiday for #NationalDayForTruthAndReconciliation in BC. It's also the 10th annual #OrangeShirt Day. Take action: learn about, discuss and commemorate our shared history. Learn more: https://t.co/tnRLIPKkGJ
To recognize the significance of the agreement Minister @s_malcolmson and CLBC CEO @RossChilton took part in an exchange of gifts with dignitaries from Secwépemc Child & Family Services Agency
The Secwepemc Child and Family Services Agency in #Kamloops is the first in #BC to offer direct support to Indigenous adults with disabilities.
Ross Chilton, the CEO of Community Living BC, signed a "historic" agreement Friday (September 15th) with board member Carmen Hance.
From High School to Adulthood. @RachelleHole and @danielGPcollins are sharing highlights from the Impact and TYDE employment research projects at @CASE2023. Find out more about our work in this research stream at https://t.co/VZ2gPOffqe
#InclusionWorks#Partnerships
It's National Accessibility Week, a time to celebrate the valuable contributions and leadership of Canadians with disabilities and highlight the work of people, organizations and communities that are removing barriers: https://t.co/DfDz6VS2Sz
The new edition of Celebrate Diverse ABILITIES focuses on the theme of “Mental Wellness” and features self advocates from across B.C. sharing their stories and insights about the many ways they support their own mental wellbeing. Read all the stories here: https://t.co/ELTrz0RZej
We're pleased to be the research partner for the Impact Youth Employment Project.
@RachelleHole: "Intervening early with youth with developmental disabilities will improve their future employment outcomes"
#ResearchWithRelevance
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@CQualtro @UBCO_Research
Earlier this week, Minister of Social Development & Poverty Reduction @s_malcolmson met with self advocates (who joined in-person & virtually) at CLBC Head Office in Vancouver to hear their stories and discuss topics and issues that are important to them.
What a difficult three years. I recall the deep uncertainty we faced. I will always remember with gratitude how despite the fear, individuals, families and support workers stepped up to keep people supported and safe. https://t.co/fU4jKIo5rA
Do you have lived or professional experience with disability, poverty, and social housing? You’re invited to join our new Accessibility Advisory Committee to help us identify and remove barriers to disabled people and people with disabilities who rely on our services.
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The March edition of CLBC's Update for Individuals and Families is out now. Topics in this edition include: Budget 2023, a new inclusive employment film, self advocate events, new resources, Shine Together music video & more! Read it all here: https://t.co/xxFAsgDCri