For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
For more than 60 years, Community Living Victoria has provided services and support to people with intellectual disabilities and their families, at the same time promoting participation in the community.
Dear CLV families and friends:
This note is to inform you of our efforts to deal with COVID-19. CLV is doing everything we can to keep people supported and our employees safe and healthy. We really appreciate your patience during this extraordinary time. As you may expect, our plans will continue to evolve as circumstances change.
At this time, we are doing the following:
Thank you to our amazing employees who show up to work each day amidst this unprecedented crisis. We recognize that they have families and obligations that they are juggling to manage.
We will continue to provide updates as the situation changes. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Executive Director Ellen Tarshis etarshis@clvic.ca
On December 16, 1955, a group of dedicated parents founded what is now called Community Living Victoria (CLV). Today, as the largest non-profit community living service provider on Vancouver Island, Community Living Victoria provides a range of support services to children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities and their families.
Our work is guided by our values, experience and history and draws from strong roots in the community. Community Living Victoria recognizes the rights of everyone to have a full range of life choices, including access to education, affordable and appropriate housing, leisure options, gainful employment and participation in the community. A healthy community encourages the involvement of everyone.
Community Living Victoria is looking forward and preparing for our 6th CARF Accreditation survey in Spring 2020. Stay tuned for updates and ways that you can participate in the process!
Community Living Victoria supports people with intellectual disabilities together with their families, support networks and community by promoting their full citizenship.
CLV received our fifth, 3-year accreditation award from CARF, extending our accredited status to 2020!
+ Read MoreWe offer a variety of services and programs to help people living with intellectual disabilities:
You'll find lots of great information in the Family Support Newsletters this month.
eNews - March, 2020You can also visit the Family Support News Archives here
You can find our Transition Toolbox Resources on our Family Support page, also visit our YouTube page where you can watch our Family Support FAQ videos.
Victoria, BC (February 5, 2020) – Modo adds a second wheelchair accessible van to its fleet, making it the first shared vehicle of its kind in Victoria. The vehicle will be conveniently located at Community Living Victoria, at Cedar Hill Cross Road and Merriman Drive, and is expected to be a welcome addition to the […]
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