CLS stands for equity, dignity, and social change. Ending poverty means building communities where people have what they need to live a full life, including safe housing, strong social support, and access to nutritious food.

ADHD Awareness Month reminds us that diverse ways of thinking make communities stronger. At CLS, valuing diverse thought and abilities helps us support people’s choices and ensure we all live with dignity and full citizenship. Learn more about ADHD: adhdbcsociety.com

Today we celebrate the strengths, creativity, and leadership of people with cerebral palsy. Their inclusion strengthens our communities and ensures everyone can participate fully with dignity and safety. Learn more about cerebral palsy: worldcpday.org/wp-content/up…

For Disability Employment Awareness Month we honour workers with disabilities and their right to meaningful, inclusive employment. We know that strong communities grow when everyone can participate fully. Learn more about CLS Employment Services: youtu.be/6EdY0xEYqU4?si=9LRb…

October is Community Inclusion Month! At CLS, we work toward building communities where every person lives with dignity and full citizenship all year round! Learn how: communitylivingsociety.ca/ou…

Today we wear orange and honour the Survivors of residential schools, their families, and the children who never came home. Every Child Matters. CLS remains committed to truth, healing, and walking together toward reconciliation. Learn more: nctr.ca

October is Community Inclusion Month The theatre group will be performing We All Need A Home in Victoria on October 22nd. See the attached poster for details.

Today we honour the identity, culture, and achievements of Deaf people around the world. CLS is committed to breaking down barriers to communication and ensuring everyone can fully participate in community life.

Sign languages are full, rich languages that connect communities, carry culture, and open the world. Today we celebrate the beauty of sign languages and stand for the right of Deaf people everywhere to communicate fully in their own language.

Looking for a meaningful career where you can truly make a difference? At CLS, we support people through a person-centered approach—and we offer that same care and respect to our staff. Learn more: communitylivingsociety.ca/a-… Explore careers: tinyurl.com/4aam7jnt

It’s International FASD Awareness Day. Since 1999, communities pause on 9/9 to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and support people living with FASD. CLS believes everyone deserves to be understood and celebrated for who they are. Learn more: canfasd.ca

September is FASD Awareness Month. At CLS, we support people with FASD with understanding, patience, and strength-based approaches, recognizing the unique gifts each person brings to our community. Learn more about the Red Shoes Rock campaign: canfasd.ca

September is Disability Employment Month! CLS celebrates the skills, talents, and leadership that people with disabilities bring to workplaces across our community, and we're committed to building teams where everyone has the support to thrive.

CLS supports people using a person-centered approach, and we bring that same care and respect to how we support our staff. Join a compassionate team with flexible shifts and opportunities to grow. Learn more: communitylivingsociety.ca/a-… Explore careers: tinyurl.com/4aam7jnt

Today we celebrate the vibrant cultures, languages, and traditions of Indigenous Peoples around the world, a beautiful reminder of the creativity, joy, and resilience woven into communities everywhere. CLS is proud to stand alongside Indigenous voices, today and always.

On the International Day of Friendship, we celebrate the connections that bring support, joy, and belonging into our lives. Friendship strengthens our communities, and at CLS we honour the relationships that help people live full and meaningful lives.

Looking for a meaningful career where you can truly make a difference? Join a compassionate, innovative team with flexible shifts and opportunities to grow. Learn more: communitylivingsociety.ca/a-… Explore careers: tinyurl.com/4aam7jnt

On July 15th the CLS Self Advocates Committee presented the BC Cancer Foundation Patient Relief Fund with a cheque for $409. These funds were raised through a 50/50 draw at the recent CLS Employee Conference (Left to Right - Susan Powell, Byron Schiller, Janice Barr, Dana Faris).

We honour the many ways nonbinary people shape our communities through their creativity, leadership, and lived wisdom. At CLS, we’re committed to upholding dignity, respect, and the freedom for every person to be seen and supported as their full, authentic self.

Disability Pride Month celebrates the identities, creativity, and leadership of people with disabilities. At CLS, we honour the voices that shape our neighbourhoods every day and work alongside people to build communities where everyone has the opportunity to live a full life.