October marked the 16th annual Community Living Month in British Columbia - a time to recognize the many contributions that people with developmental disabilities make to our communities year-round.

Adults 55 and older with developmental disabilities can get help during the transition to their senior years through a new service model in Burnaby.

Youth with developmental disabilities between the ages of 16 and 24 years can get help during the transition to adulthood through a new service model launched in the Nanaimo and Courtenay areas last fall.

Youth with developmental disabilities between the ages of 16 and 24 years can get help during the transition to adulthood through a new service model launched in Prince George and Haida Gwaii last fall.

Youth with developmental disabilities between the ages of 16 and 24 years can get help during the transition to adulthood through a new service model launched in the Kamloops and Merritt areas last fall.

Youth with developmental disabilities between the ages of 16 and 24 years can get help during the transition to adulthood through a new service model launched in Surrey last fall.

The Government of B.C. has set out to become the most progressive place for people living with disabilities in Canada by 2024.

British Columbians now have even easier access to their personal income and disability assistance information when they want it with the provincewide launch of My Self Serve.