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At CLBC, listening to and learning from lived experience plays an important role in shaping how support is delivered. It helps ensure services reflect the real needs of individuals and families. 

Across British Columbia, five Service Delivery Advisors bring that lived experience into their work at CLBC every day. Each brings thei...


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Kali Jones, a proud member of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) Nation, recently graduated from the University of Victoria (UVic) with a Certificate of Completion in Indigenous Studies through a partnership with STEPS Forward, the initiative for


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Since 1991, the independent Advocate for Service Quality has supported people with developmental disabilities, their families and supporters to access quality services and supports.

Reporting directly to the Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, the Advocate listens to the experiences of individuals and families, works collaboratively with Community Liv...


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CLBC is proud to be part of the Global Leadership Exchange (GLE), a global network bringing together leaders in disability, mental health and related sectors to share knowledge and advance inclusive practices. As part of the 2026 Leadership Exchange, more than 30 Match events took place across Canada...


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We are excited to share the 2026 edition of Celebrate Diverse Abilities, created under the guidance of the CLBC Editorial Team, a group of self-advocacy leaders from across British Columbia. This edition shares stories about self-advocates who are making a difference in their communities.

Explore the magazine:


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