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Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS): Programs and Services for Every Stage of Life

How We Support Our Community

Programs and Services for Every Stage of Life

Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS) is a non-profit organization serving the Sea to Sky Corridor from Britannia Beach to north of Pemberton. Founded in 1978, SSCS delivers programs that support children, youth, adults, and families through housing, mental health, food security, and community services. We offer over 42 programs and services in the Sea to Sky Corridor including childcare, children’s services, programs for adults with disabilities, seniors services, healthy pregnancy outreach, early literacy, early childhood support, and more.

Programs & Services

Support that champions accessibility and fosters meaningful inclusion for adults with developmental disabilities.
Programs empowering seniors to maintain wellbeing, independence, and connection.
Support and resources for parents, caregivers, and children from pregnancy through the early years, right here in the Sea to Sky Corridor.
Guidance and opportunities for youth to build confidence, skills, and brighter futures.
Steady support for community members seeking food security, guidance on legal issues, and a safe, stable place to call home.

Upcoming Events

September 11 @ 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Youth Hub/Foundry Sea to Sky – Squamish

September 25 @ 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM

Pemberton Museum

October 22 @ 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Squamish Public Library

Featured Stories

63 affordable homes are about to become home After years of planning, partnership, and construction, an exciting milestone is just weeks away in Pemberton: Harrow Road Affordable Housing and Community…

Sea to Sky Community Services is grateful to the Krogseth Foundation for its generous support of the Pemberton Food Bank. At a time when many individuals and families are experiencing…

What does it look like when a community grows together? Over the past year at Sea to Sky Community Services, growth took many forms. It looked like: 36 new childcare…