Every school day in the Pemberton Valley, children arrive at school carrying more than backpacks. Some arrive hungry causing fatigue, distraction, or difficulty settling into learning. Through Sea to Sky
In our childcare programs, some of the most meaningful learning doesn’t happen at a table or inside four walls. It happens outside — feet on the earth, wind in the cedars, and
May is Childcare Appreciation Month, when we get to give a little extra love to the educators who create the safe, joyful, and nurturing spaces where children learn and grow.
As we celebrate Childcare Appreciation Month, we’re highlighting the educators who shape children’s days with care, creativity, and connection. For one family whose children have grown through both our Preschool
At the Pemberton Food Bank, operated by Sea to Sky Community Services, the work of feeding the community is about far more than food — it’s about dignity, connection, and care. And at the centre of
After 30 years of dedication, colour, laughter, and wholehearted care, we are celebrating the retirement of one of SSCS’s beloved team members: Gurdava. Gurdava joined SSCS in 1995, beginning her journey as
Families across BC have been hearing about upcoming changes to disability and autism funding. While these changes aim to expand access and strengthen community‑based services, we know they also bring
Every year on April 2, communities around the world come together to recognize Autism Awareness Day — a moment to deepen understanding, honour neurodiversity, and celebrate the many ways autistic individuals
International Women’s Day (March 8) is a time to celebrate the strength, leadership, and achievements of women — and to recognize the importance of nurturing confidence and opportunity from a
As communities across the Sea to Sky Corridor come together for the Coldest Night of the Year, we’re reminded that homelessness isn’t just a statistic but a lived reality for
Every school day in the Pemberton Valley, children arrive at school carrying more than backpacks. Some arrive hungry causing fatigue, distraction, or difficulty settling into learning. Through Sea to Sky
In our childcare programs, some of the most meaningful learning doesn’t happen at a table or inside four walls. It happens outside — feet on the earth, wind in the cedars, and
May is Childcare Appreciation Month, when we get to give a little extra love to the educators who create the safe, joyful, and nurturing spaces where children learn and grow.
As we celebrate Childcare Appreciation Month, we’re highlighting the educators who shape children’s days with care, creativity, and connection. For one family whose children have grown through both our Preschool
At the Pemberton Food Bank, operated by Sea to Sky Community Services, the work of feeding the community is about far more than food — it’s about dignity, connection, and care. And at the centre of
After 30 years of dedication, colour, laughter, and wholehearted care, we are celebrating the retirement of one of SSCS’s beloved team members: Gurdava. Gurdava joined SSCS in 1995, beginning her journey as
Families across BC have been hearing about upcoming changes to disability and autism funding. While these changes aim to expand access and strengthen community‑based services, we know they also bring
Every year on April 2, communities around the world come together to recognize Autism Awareness Day — a moment to deepen understanding, honour neurodiversity, and celebrate the many ways autistic individuals
International Women’s Day (March 8) is a time to celebrate the strength, leadership, and achievements of women — and to recognize the importance of nurturing confidence and opportunity from a
As communities across the Sea to Sky Corridor come together for the Coldest Night of the Year, we’re reminded that homelessness isn’t just a statistic but a lived reality for
