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We recently received a donation from The Vista Fund, held at Nicola Wealth Private Giving Foundation to support our charitable programming in Vancouver, Richmond and the North Shore. THANK YOU!
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Seasons Greetings! Please click here for a holiday letter with updates on our charitable programming from Care BC Executive Director, Inge Schamborzki. |
Photos from our Oct. 21st Fundraising Dinner and Auction can now be viewed online.
Click here (or on the image above) to access the slide show.
Click here (or on the image above) to access the slide show.
The Health & Home Care Foundation of BC (also known as “Care BC Foundation”) is the fundraising arm of
the Health & Home Care Society of BC (also known as “Care BC”). Funds raised by the Foundation are used exclusively to support Care BC’s charitable programs – Meals on Wheels and Chinese Meals on Wheels (serving Vancouver and Richmond) and North Shore Meals on Wheels, The Family Respite Centre, and The Community Integration Project. For more information about Care BC’s charitable programs, please visit www.carebc.ca.
the Health & Home Care Society of BC (also known as “Care BC”). Funds raised by the Foundation are used exclusively to support Care BC’s charitable programs – Meals on Wheels and Chinese Meals on Wheels (serving Vancouver and Richmond) and North Shore Meals on Wheels, The Family Respite Centre, and The Community Integration Project. For more information about Care BC’s charitable programs, please visit www.carebc.ca.
Meals on WheelsCare BC's Meals on Wheels programs (Western since 1967 and Chinese since 1996) serve isolated and homebound seniors across Vancouver & Richmond. Care BC also operates the North Shore Meals on Wheels program.
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Family Respite CentreCare BC's Family Respite Centre (since 2002) provides a welcoming and safe home-like environment, where seniors with mental or physical frailties are cared for enabling their caregivers to get a much needed break from their daily caregiving duties. |
Community Integration ProjectCare BC's Community Integration Project (since 1999) helps people with newly acquired physical disabilities to adapt to their daily living and housing needs. Our clients are provided an accessible apartment unit for up to 6 months to assist them in their transition back into the community. |