Here. For each other.
Help connect BC’s most vulnerable citizens with the support they need.
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Food Security
No one should have to decide between food and rent, and yet, 1 in 7 Canadians is facing hunger. Our Community Food Hubs mobilize thousands of volunteers to sort, prep or deliver fresh, nutritious food for those who need it most. Let’s be here for fuller plates and hearts. Give today.
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It takes a village. Here. For fuller hearts & plates.
Children & Youth
All children deserve a chance to reach their full potential, but 1 in 5 BC kids live in poverty. United Way provides safe, accessible programs and activities that help kids develop friendships, build confidence and learn new skills. Let’s be here for brighter futures. Give today.
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Youth Futures Education Fund – A Vital Support for Brighter Futures
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Angelyca’s School’s Out Story
Community
More than 1 in 10 people aged fifteen or older say they always or often feel lonely. United Way’s Hi Neighbour initiative helps combat social isolation and supports social connectedness and participation to build safer, healthier, more inclusive, and resilient communities for all. Let’s be here for each other. Give today.
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Better at Home – Supports that make a difference for seniors.
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Hi Neighbour – Coffee with Seniors
211 British Columbia
We can all use a little help from time to time, but sometimes we just don’t know where to turn. That’s exactly what our 211 British Columbia helpline is here for. It provides free, confidential information and connection to a broad range of community, government, and social services to help when you need it.
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211 British Columbia – Connecting people to resources for help, where and when they need it.
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These are just some of the many ways we’re strengthening vital connections in our communities. Let’s be here for each other.