Social Development Minister Moira Stilwell, M.D. visited the Centre for Inclusion and Citizenship today to announce $20,000 for an innovative program that helps individuals with developmental disabilities - and their families - build a life plan and set the stage for a meaningful and inclusive adult life.

Premier Christy Clark today unveiled the first pillar of her Families First Agenda: Supporting Vulnerable Families. These changes and initiatives will help build a stronger foundation for B.C. families to help them become self-sufficient.

On Friday April 27, the BC Social Innovation Council presented to government their Action Plan Recommendations to Maximize Social Innovation in British Columbia.

Premier Christy Clark and Minister of Social Development Stephanie Cadieux today unveiled a comprehensive plan to address issues and concerns around Community Living BC (CLBC) and the government-wide system of supports for British Columbians with developmental disabilities.

Premier Christy Clark is pleased to welcome prominent thinkers and leaders from the non-profit, volunteer and business sectors to explore new ways of working together to drive social innovation at today's Non-Profit Partnerships Summit: Collective Impact through Social Innovation.