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Hey everyone, as part of our “Have Your Say” series letting you know about opportunities to get involved (and self-advocate!) in your community — check out this opportunity to weigh in on Kelowna’s 2040 Official Community Plan!
The BC Government has announced that people who are identified as being clinically extremely vulnerable (CEV) will be able to get their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine in the next few weeks, including people who receive support from CLBC. Check out InclusionBC’s news bulletin for more information. Those eligible will receive a letter in the mail in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!
Please join CLBC for an update about the latest health and vaccine information and guidance on COVID-19 on March 30th. Details are available here.
This poem was written by the mother of a person receiving home share services. Thank you for sharing these inspirational words with us, and for allowing us to share your words with others!
A few weeks ago we posted an update from CLBC on COVID-19 vaccine information. Be sure to take a look at how you can be prepared for vaccinations on the BCCDC website here. The ImmunizeBC website also has FAQs on their website here.
CLBC has gathered information about vaccines for service providers, individuals and their families here. They’ve included topics like consent, plain language resources, and how CLBC is working to support BC’s vaccine plan. Check it out here!
A few weeks ago we posted an update from CLBC on COVID-19 vaccine information. Be sure to take a look at how you can be prepared for vaccinations on the BCCDC website here.
There is also a great collection of COVID-19 Vaccine “Frequently Asked Questions” on the ImmunizeBC website here. Check it out!
Stay healthy and safe, at least 6 feet apart!
…are being offered through the Family Support Institute of BC this month, check it out.
…including the Family Support Institute’s brand-new Continuing Conversations Group on Facebook! Check out the news here!
This Facebook group was created so families and individuals could have a forum to connect with others from around the province who get and understand that journey. You are not alone – connect with Resource Parents/Family Members all over the province who volunteer their time with FSI to be able to ensure you are not alone whether you are 0 or 100 years old.
