YMCA

YMCA Canada serves as the national office of the Canadian YMCA Federation, dedicated to enhancing local YMCA Associations and empowering them to effectively serve their communities. Their efforts focus on championing shared priorities, advocating regionally, nationally, and internationally to create impactful changes across the country. While YMCA Canada does not provide direct programs to the public, its initiatives have a profound ripple effect, positively influencing millions of Canadians who engage with YMCA services annually. The organization emphasizes the importance of community support in delivering life-changing programs that foster stronger, more inclusive communities. Generated from the website

Hudson Child Care Society, a longstanding provider of childcare services in the Hudson community for over 50 years, is excited to announce its unification with Kits House and the Association of Neighbourhood Houses BC. This collaboration aims to enhance their award-winning services as part of the Kitsilano Neighbourhood House team. The merger reflects Hudson Child Care Society's commitment to continuing its legacy of quality childcare while expanding its resources and community impact. Families can look forward to a seamless transition and continued excellence in care for their children. Generated from the website

Lord Tennyson Elementary School, located in Vancouver, BC, fosters a supportive and enriching learning environment for its students through various activities organized by the Parent Advisory Council (PAC). The PAC acts as a vital resource for families, providing information on events, volunteer opportunities, and important school programs. The school celebrates its community spirit with a range of events throughout the year, including seasonal festivities and sports activities. Emphasizing diversity and inclusion, Lord Tennyson Elementary acknowledges its location on the traditional unceded territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm (Musqueam), sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and sel̓íl̓witulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Coast Salish Peoples. Generated from the website