Centering Survivors: Family Services of Greater Vancouver Recognizes Victims and Survivors of Crime Week
Family Services of Greater Vancouver (FSGV) is recognizing Victims and Survivors of Crime Week (May 10-16, 2026) by spotlighting its free Victim Support Services and Trauma Counselling programs. For more than 40 years, FSGV has walked alongside survivors, offering care, guidance, and a safe path forward. Year-round, FSGV is with survivors, every step of the way.
Pathways Clubhouse Announces Opening of Rio Vista: 80 New Affordable Homes in Richmond
Pathways Clubhouse is pleased to announce the opening of Rio Vista, a six-storey affordable housing development located at 5491 No. 2 Road in Richmond. Opening on March 6, 2026, Rio Vista offers 80 high-quality rental homes for individuals living with mental illness, as well as low- and middle-income households. Housing options include a range of junior one-bedroom to three-bedroom units, with several accessible homes designed for people with disabilities.
Remarkable Achievements Begin with Recognition: BC Achievement Foundation Invites Nominations for 2026 Award Programs
Remarkable achievements are happening every day in communities across British Columbia. The BC Achievement Foundation invites British Columbians to help bring these stories to light by nominating outstanding individuals, organizations, and businesses for its 2026 award programs.
Family Services of Greater Vancouver Launches Caring Neighbours Campaign this Holiday Season
As the festive season approaches, the spirit of giving is in the air – yet the holidays can be a particularly difficult time for those facing challenges. Whether it’s a family worried about making ends meet, a survivor seeking support, or a youth without a safe place to sleep, many individuals and families are doing their best to get by without the resources they need. That’s why Family Services of Greater Vancouver (FSGV) is calling on everyone in the community to show compassion and become a Caring Neighbour.
Pathways Clubhouse Earns Awards for Impact, Announces New Housing Project in Richmond
Pathways Clubhouse, a Richmond-based non-profit supporting mental health recovery, is celebrating a milestone year of national recognition and local impact. Named among Canada’s top impact charities of 2025 by Charity Intelligence Canada, the organization is also preparing to open an 80-unit affordable housing development in early 2026. Together, these achievements elevate Pathways’ mission to empower individuals living with mental illness through inclusive, recovery-focused programs that prioritize housing, employment, education, and social connection.
Moms and Mother Nature: A Match Made at the Met
The Met’s Mother’s Day festivities anchored by indoor glamping in partnership with Decathlon