Rooted in Community: Building for Tomorrow
In 2024/25, Sea to Sky Community Services continued to grow alongside the communities we serve. Through more than 42 programs and services, 7,305 visits accessed support across the Sea to Sky Corridor — from early years and family programs to youth services, food security, seniors’ supports, community living and affordable housing.
Throughout the year, that impact took many forms. More than 2,000 families participated in early-years programs, while S.P.A.R.K. helped 798 families prepare little ones for school. Foundry Sea to Sky welcomed 1,704 youth visits, and the Youth Hub recorded another 2,597 visits — creating places for young people to find connection, belonging and support.
We also helped strengthen food security, supported seniors to remain independent and connected, and continued creating inclusive opportunities for adults with diverse abilities. Across our programs, partnerships and services, the focus remained the same: responding to the evolving needs of the people and communities we serve.
And we continued building for tomorrow. Construction progressed on Harrow Road, which will bring 63 affordable homes and integrated community services to Pemberton, building on what we’ve learned through Spirit Creek about the role housing can play in creating stability, connection and belonging.
Our 2024/25 Annual Report tells the story of a year rooted in community — and the people, partnerships and shared commitment helping build a stronger Sea to Sky for the future.
Read the 2024-25-Annual-Report
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