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.

Three local people are getting work experience helping Inclusion Powell River celebrate its 60th anniversary, as a result of more than $65,000 in government Job Creation Partnership funding.

Sekw'el'was (Cayoose Creek Indian Band) is providing work experience for eight people to help beautify the Seton River Lower Spawning Channel and the Sekw'el'was walking trail system.

The Yellowhead Community Services Society has unveiled the community's newly transformed community centre, thanks to funding from government's Job Creation Partnership program.

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.

Earning a living is an important part of our life and identity. It is how we take care of ourselves, provide for our families, and contribute to our community.