When school stops, the need doesn’t
November 10, 2025
For some children in the Sea to Sky region, school isn’t just a place for learning — it’s where they get regular, reliable meals. But what happens when school is
For some children in the Sea to Sky region, school isn’t just a place for learning — it’s where they get regular, reliable meals. But what happens when school is
How an Early Learning Program (and a Strong Partnership) Is Giving Hundreds of Kids a Head Start in School — and in Life When you ask a parent how it
Starting kindergarten is a major milestone for any child. But for families living in remote communities — where access to early childhood programs, parenting support, and even internet connectivity can
Our Community Inclusion Program is built on the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, connect, and feel valued. It supports adults with developmental and cognitive disabilities in building
From early learning to food security, here’s how Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS) helps kids, families, and communities thrive across the Corridor. 1. Serving 1 in 10 People
In the Sea to Sky, mental health is shaped not just by personal struggles, but by where we live. Whether you live in the more remote reaches of our region,
At 81 and 83 years old, Squamish residents Sylvie and Doug take great pride in their home and appreciate the ability to live independently. They love their home and value
We’ve got big news in Childcare! We’re excited to announce the opening of Mén̓mens ta smánit childcare centre at Valleycliffe Elementary School, in Squamish. This project has been a
Celebrating Inclusion Through Sport. On June 12th, SSCS staff had the opportunity to come together for a unique and inspiring experience hosted by out internal Diversity Committee: Try it Day!.
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
For some children in the Sea to Sky region, school isn’t just a place for learning — it’s where they get regular, reliable meals. But what happens when school is
How an Early Learning Program (and a Strong Partnership) Is Giving Hundreds of Kids a Head Start in School — and in Life When you ask a parent how it
Starting kindergarten is a major milestone for any child. But for families living in remote communities — where access to early childhood programs, parenting support, and even internet connectivity can
Our Community Inclusion Program is built on the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, connect, and feel valued. It supports adults with developmental and cognitive disabilities in building
From early learning to food security, here’s how Sea to Sky Community Services (SSCS) helps kids, families, and communities thrive across the Corridor. 1. Serving 1 in 10 People
In the Sea to Sky, mental health is shaped not just by personal struggles, but by where we live. Whether you live in the more remote reaches of our region,
At 81 and 83 years old, Squamish residents Sylvie and Doug take great pride in their home and appreciate the ability to live independently. They love their home and value
We’ve got big news in Childcare! We’re excited to announce the opening of Mén̓mens ta smánit childcare centre at Valleycliffe Elementary School, in Squamish. This project has been a
Celebrating Inclusion Through Sport. On June 12th, SSCS staff had the opportunity to come together for a unique and inspiring experience hosted by out internal Diversity Committee: Try it Day!.
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