“The Potluck is a highlight of my year, and last night was no exception!” Each October, Sea to Sky Community Services Community Living staff, families, caregivers, and participants look forward
Photo from left to right: Jen Ford, Mike Richman, Maxine Bruce, Roxanne Joe, Jaye Russell, Wendy Hainstock, Russell Mack. Earlier this week, we marked the National Day of Truth
Affordable accessible housing offers independence for locals. When we began accepting applications for 76 market rentals, rent geared to income, and deep subsidy units at Spirit Creek Apartments, we were
In 2019, Sea to Sky Community Services initiated the Pemberton Food Hub Project– a network of community-based organizations and locals working together to strengthen food resilience in the Pemberton Region.
A Year of Impact Across the Sea to Sky In 2023/24, Sea to Sky Community Services supported 5,524 people through more than 42 programs and services across the Sea to
Housing a ‘huge relief’ for many Spirit Creek Residents When Katie Coombs went on medical leave from work in October 2020, housing affordability was only one of the worries on
Together, We’re Building Community 2022/23 was a year of growth, resilience and new beginnings for Sea to Sky Community Services. Across the Corridor, there were 6,905 visits accessing SSCS programs
Together, We’re Building Community In 2021/22, Sea to Sky Community Services continued to respond to the changing needs of our communities, even as staffing shortages and the ongoing impacts of
Together Through an Extraordinary Year 2020/21 challenged our communities in ways few could have anticipated. Throughout the pandemic, Sea to Sky Community Services adapted how we delivered programs while responding
“The Potluck is a highlight of my year, and last night was no exception!” Each October, Sea to Sky Community Services Community Living staff, families, caregivers, and participants look forward
Photo from left to right: Jen Ford, Mike Richman, Maxine Bruce, Roxanne Joe, Jaye Russell, Wendy Hainstock, Russell Mack. Earlier this week, we marked the National Day of Truth
Affordable accessible housing offers independence for locals. When we began accepting applications for 76 market rentals, rent geared to income, and deep subsidy units at Spirit Creek Apartments, we were
In 2019, Sea to Sky Community Services initiated the Pemberton Food Hub Project– a network of community-based organizations and locals working together to strengthen food resilience in the Pemberton Region.
A Year of Impact Across the Sea to Sky In 2023/24, Sea to Sky Community Services supported 5,524 people through more than 42 programs and services across the Sea to
Housing a ‘huge relief’ for many Spirit Creek Residents When Katie Coombs went on medical leave from work in October 2020, housing affordability was only one of the worries on
Together, We’re Building Community 2022/23 was a year of growth, resilience and new beginnings for Sea to Sky Community Services. Across the Corridor, there were 6,905 visits accessing SSCS programs
Together, We’re Building Community In 2021/22, Sea to Sky Community Services continued to respond to the changing needs of our communities, even as staffing shortages and the ongoing impacts of
Together Through an Extraordinary Year 2020/21 challenged our communities in ways few could have anticipated. Throughout the pandemic, Sea to Sky Community Services adapted how we delivered programs while responding
