Provides support and short-term emergency accommodation for women (cisgender and transgender) ages 50 and older who are leaving violent relationships or are at risk of abuse, threats, or violence. Gives women a safe and supportive living environment with acces...

Provides information regarding ferries, road conditions, weight restrictions, weather, and borders in Yukon. Operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.Website provides detailed maps of traffic, special events, weather conditions, and road closures due to loca...

Provides a variety of employment-related supports, including career counselling, help writing resumes and cover letters, practice for interviews, computer access, and funding opportunities. Office hours are 8:30 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4:30 pm Monday to Frid...

Offers people with development disabilities living in North Delta and Surrey a range of options including life skills training, volunteering, and recreational activities. This program is designed for adults looking for a slower paced environment.

Mentorship for Indigenous youth through environmental and cultural stewardship. The Youth in Stewardship program mentors and support First Nations youth from Grade 9 to university completion, and encourage them in their pursuit of higher education and developm...

Provides 12 subsidized independent housing suites for seniors ages 55 and older, and adults with disabilities. Applications are coordinated through BC Housing.

The Soup Kitchen offers a take-out meal (which includes a hot soup, sandwich, hard-boiled egg, fruit, pastry, and coffee or tea) between 8 am to 10 am Monday to Friday, includes weekday holidays. Access is from View Street to the hall downstairs. Nonprofit soc...

Provides 35 short-term beds for adults who are homeless or at risk of homelessness and are working toward goals with the support of staff. Accommodation is divided into female and male sleeping areas. Beds are assigned while in the program; residents able to l...

Safety program for seniors or individuals at high risk of relationship violence. Cell phones are programmed to dial 911 without any upfront or monthly cost to the participant. Program helps bring potentially abusive environments or individuals to the attention...

A free, 24-hour phone and text national crisis line for individuals of all ages who are experiencing a mental health crisis and require immediate support, or who are worried about someone they know. While the focus of 988 is on suicide prevention, no one who r...

Governing and administrative body for the ?Esdilagh First Nation community. Provides programs and services to band members in the areas of health, social development, education, and economic development. Chief: Victor Roy Stump. Councilors: William Baptiste, H...

Engages all Métis people on northern Vancouver Island through traditional knowledge and wellness services. Offers cultural and recreational programs for community members. Also provides classroom presentations within the community, and drop-ins for Métis child...

Support group based on The Red Road to Wellbriety meets from 6 pm to 8 pm on Fridays. Meal provided.

A First Nations government and member of the Ktunaxa Nation. Administration oversees and operates a variety of programs and services that support the well being of the community. Chief: Joe Pierre Jr. Councillors: Jason Andrew, Julie Birdstone, Dallas Cardinal...

A licensed centre staffed with licensed professionals offering two separate programs that serve children from eight to 36 months of age, and from three to five years of age. The daycare provides experiential-based programming that enhances children's growth an...

Supports the learning and developmental needs of young children up to age six living in the ?aq?am Community. Programming is centred around education, health promotion, culture and language, nutrition, social support, and parent and family involvement. Support...

A small accredited independent elementary school offering standard BC curriculum with certified teachers and support staff to students from Kindergarten to Grade 6, including a cultural program where students learn the Ktunaxa language and participate in tradi...

Provides affordable rental housing for families with children, seniors ages 60 and over, and people with disabilities. Offers a mix of bachelor, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units. Applicants must meet income level thresholds as established by BC Housing annu...

Works with Aboriginal children and youth who are in the care of Ministry for Children and Family Development (MCFD) and Secwepemc Child and Family Services Society. Helps to provide a strong foundation based on the children's cultural, spiritual, mental, and e...

Provides free nutritious meals and groceries to individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS and co-existing illness in Metro Vancouver, based on medical need. Meals and groceries are available for pick-up or delivery. Physician referral required. Office hour...

Provides housing and support to youth at risk of or experiencing homelessness. Assists youth to transition to independent living through a variety of programs including life-skills training, case management, employment readiness, peer navigation, and support g...

A full-time live-in program for adjudicated Indigenous female youth ages 12 to 18 as an alternative to incarceration. Youth support workers manage the day to day living environment and provide culture-based programming that addresses substance use, wellness an...

Preschool offers classes for children ages three and four; classes include Kindergarten readiness, First Nations culture, Halq'emeylem language, stories and crafts. Sto:lo Nation Day Care provides a safe, community-based early education environment for childre...

A recovery program open to Indigenous people age 19 and over in the Fraser Region who have already detoxed and are wanting to live a healthier lifestyle. Up to 23 beds are available between the men's home and the women's home; both are drug- and alcohol-free, ...

Provincial BladeRunners provides employment within trade or industry sectors to out-of-school and unemployed youth ages 16 to 30. Youth are provided with up to 60 hours of work experience in areas such as basic security training, customer service and tourism, ...