A Legacy of Person-Centred Care
CAC was an opportunity to help people become active in their communities and was our longest running service. Find out how it all began!
CAC was an opportunity to help people become active in their communities and was our longest running service. Find out how it all began!
Bob and Annie had to wait a very, very long time to realize their dream of marriage. It is truly a love story for the ages.
Blue Monday is said to be the saddest day of the year but the members of Centennial Place are turning that whole week into something positive!
Jason has grown a lot in the past year. His art has become one way to express himself – and teach others to do the same.
When Kelly visited Matthew’s House recently, Alexander was happy to hear her – read more to find out why!
What began as a small, grassroots initiative in 1974 has grown into an organization that serves people of all abilities across BC.
There were donkeys, wisefolks and shepherds, angels and a little drummer boy. And the Holy Family too, of course. And when you see this image and read this story, we hope you’ll feel a joyous welcome.
This amazing art and poetry exhibit reflected our 2023 annual theme of Choosing Hope. Selections from the exhibit are on display at Little Sprout Cafe.
Your gift today will bring hope to someone on their journey towards mental wellness – someone like Dave!
Whether it is preparing your garden for winter or doing some basic maintenance, CommCrew is ready to help! This social enterprise from Communitas is helping people with diverse abilities find meaningful work while helping people in the community with property maintenance.
Matthew’s House is a home away from home for children and youth with complex support needs. The home is the legacy of Matthew Froese.
For Sasha, working at Communitas is an opportunity to put his education into practice every day, focusing on his passion: serving people
When Gerard looks back on his life so far, he’s reminded that there is hope and by sharing his story, he wants others to know there is hope too.
Abbotsford businesses were lauded for their inclusinve hiring efforts at this year’s Inclusive Employment Excellence Awards.
Good friends, good food, lots of laughter – throw in some fun costumes and you’ve got the making of a great party!
Holly’s experience as a staff person with Communitas has given her opportunities to discover her gifts and find her fit. She says, if you love working with people, then there’s a job here for you.
Paul is a creative person who loves to literally show is colours. Good thing he lives in a Home Share with Kim and her family because it is a home where creativity thrives.
If a philosophy student becomes a philanthropy intern, who benefits the most? The answer to this slightly philosophical question might not be as straightforward as one might think. Jessie Fefchak is pursuing a degree in Philosophy and Media Communications at the University of the Fraser Valley. Being a hands-on learner, she knew that she wanted … Continued
When Susan considers where to make her monthly donations, she thinks about how the organization uses her hard-earned money. Find out why she chose Communitas!
Our maintenance team is focused on more than getting the job done, they recognize that their work is also guided by the value of person-centred care.
When Adria reflects on her journey towards mental wellness, she recognizes that the journey began with a reconnection to her indigenous roots.
Cam loves two things: sports and talking about sports. So when he had an opportunity to host his own radio show, he took it! Find out more about Cam’s radio show!
When Alysha had an opportunity recently to try on some beautiful dresses at Abbotsford’s Champagne and Lace, she was thrilled!
As a board member at Communitas, Joyce brings unique life experience and expertise to the role.