We All Belong Here
Our communities grow when everyone has opportunities to make a meaningful contribution.
Who We Are
We are a faith-based, registered charity that supports people of all abilities in a variety of person-centered ways. These supports include home living, community support, employment, respite, and social enterprises in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley, and Vancouver Island. All these services have common goals: instilling a sense of belonging, facilitating personal growth, and enabling people to make positive contributions to their community.
The people we serve may live with developmental disabilities, may have an acquired brain injury, or live with mental health challenges. No matter what their story is, they all deserve a place of belonging. From this connected and supported place, they can direct their own growth and make the contributions they aspire to make.
Everyone deserves a place to belong.
Who are you Becoming?
After a year of looking back at where we’ve come from, we’re looking forward to the next 50 years and beyond. So our theme for 2025 is Becoming. “Becoming” helps us recognize that living an abundant life that celebrates our abilities means we need to keep growing, learning, supporting, and being curious. How can we become kinder? Gentler? More generous? As you look ahead to the rest of this year, what does “Becoming” mean to you?
Testimonials
Stories
Becoming Independent
Learning to navigate public transit has given Kevin and Michael a new sense of independence, allowing them to get to activities without having to rely on others. It’s a skill they say everyone should learn!
Life-long Passion For Cooking Has Its Rewards
Kerry remembers his grandfather’s kitchen in Ontario with fondness. His grandfather trained cooks for the Canadian Armed Forces. But what Kerry remembers is the warmth and wonderful smells coming from his grandfather’s kitchen at home. Being French Canadian, his grandfather always had a pot of split pea and ham soup or baked beans on the … Continued
Becoming Connected
After Winni graduated from high school, she felt like she’d lost connections with her friends and teachers. It made her a little bit sad. But rather than wallow in sadness, Winni decided to be pro-active. She set a goal for herself to find a way to reconnect with the people she misses. She chose to … Continued
