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
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
Owen always enjoyed playing video games – so much so that he decided he’d like to try his hand at creating his own game. Owen is Becoming a Coder!
Our theme for 2025 is “Becoming”. Find out how we’re going to explore this theme this year!
Although people encouraged him to try work in the social services sector, Colin was very hesitant, unsure if he was suited for the work. He decided to take a chance and discovered that he loves the work. We are so glad he did!
Writing and publishing a novel is a huge achievement and we celebrate with Communitas support worker, Million Abraha, for doing just that!
A grant from Bell Let’s Talk has enabled Communitas to support people living with mental health challengs in a unique way.
Joyal’s experience, his skill set, and his heart for service all found a home when he came to work for Communitas
At Centennial Place, they don’t let Blue Monday get them down, they celebrate for a whole week! This year, they’re bringing back the summer vibes. Check it out!
A Harvest Party held earlier this fall in Abbotsford was the result of several of our homes coming together to create a fun event for community.
More than a hundred people attended a gala event at The Reach Gallery Museum in Abbotsford as Communitas held its final celebratory event in honour of its 50th anniversary.
We are excited to announce our latest art show, celebrating 50 years at Communitas. The exhibit features art created by people we serve as well as our staff.
In this heart-felt letter, Kelly shares her story, a story of a mother and daughter and their sometimes difficult journey. But it is also a story of hope and how they came to receive services from Communitas. She hopes you’ll support other families like hers, this Christmas!
If there’s weather happening, Chris wants to be in the middle of it! His fascination with weather has led him to learn more and he loves to share his knowledge with others.
For 20 years, the Florence Centre has supported people of all abilities in Ukraine. The current conflict there has had an enormous impact on this work but the staff continue to do their work as best they can.
Ruthann says that she is impacted every day by the people she serves. It’s what has made her career so meaningul.
As Shelley looks back on her 30-year career with Communitas, she recognizes that she’s seen a lot of change but what has remained the same is her heart for the people she serves. Check it out!
Haley is a proud mental health worker with Communitas. Her personal journey with mental health has sometimes been challenging but it has also given her unique insight, allowing her to relate to the people she serves. Check out her story today!
The annual Communitas BBQs are possibly the most anticipated events held each year – and even the rain couldn’t stop these parties from happening!
Nick is a creative soul who loves writing – old-school, on a typewriter! He is also a person of deep faith. Find out how these two passions have come together for Nick!
Boots became the house cat of a Communitas home when her own living arrangements suddenly changed. She’s been a valued member of her home for ten years. Find out what maker her so special
Our Taste and Tours were a great success – find out what people are saying!
This spring, Communitas staff and the people we serve did something extraordinary: we travelled nearly 27,000 kms in 9 weeks! Find out how we managed this incredible feat!
The sign at the gate to Mountain View Community Garden in Campbell River tells the beginning of a story: Our garden is now a vibrant, green community of gardeners who are planting and harvesting fresh produce and developing new relationships. It is in the gardens, that the story unfolds. Laureen and Chris are tending the … Continued
