Maudie, is back at it again, sharing her knowledge on watercolor basics, techniques, and fun creations that all newbies and art explorers will enjoy! No wonder Burnaby-ites from last class kept wanting more Event details: Mondays starting January 10th to April 25th, 2022 6:00pm - 8:00pm Virtual then In-person in accordance to Public Health Guidelines […]

The Island Métis Family & Community Services Society is hosting a virtual presentation by Robyn Edgar on growing, harvesting, and using traditional Métis medicines. Details: The presentation will be on January 18, 2022 from 12:00pm to 1:00pm. Register by calling Hannah at (778) 533-8014 or emailing hannah@metis.ca

Family Services of Greater Vancouver are hosting an online program called 'Circle of Security Parenting' to help strengthen and secure parent-child relationships.   Participants will receive a certificate upon the completion of this 8 week program.   Referrals can be sent to Nicole Kim, Group Program Coordinator: Fax: (604)-875-0760 Email: nkim@fsgv.ca

Kiwassa and Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society are collaborating for an online Indigenous Tea Making Workshop! Guided by an Elder and a tea facilitator, we will go through some soothing tea blending while we explore the medicinal properties of herbs and learn more about Indigenous cultures. Participants can follow along at home with their very […]

Diversecity's free online cooking & food safety classes are back! Starting January 21, join our Community Kitchen Coordinator, Leo Ramirez, every Friday 1—2 pm to learn: • How to cook nutritious meals on a budget • About meal planning, food labels, how to stock your kitchen • And new and healthy recipes with your family! […]

Keeping children connected to their culture and community builds their self-esteem and resiliency and teaches them to take pride in their heritage. Kw'umut Lelum is offering a new training program for caregivers and foster parents starting this month: Coast Salish 101. Each series will focus on 3 of our Nations, providing history, teachings and visits […]

South Vancouver Neighbourhood House is hosting a video conversation on parenting and children's anxiety. This is catered for all families and caregivers who feel like they are parenting in the deep end of the swimming pool or are just wondering what they can do when it feels like something more may be going on.   […]

Grandview Woodland Food Connection's next online FoodFit program starts January 29th! Ingredients will be provided free of cost and can be delivered to folks in the Grandview Woodland neighbourhood.   If you're interested please contact Ruth Elizabeth at 604-718-5895 or gwfcnetwork@gmail.com for more information.

To kick off Provincial Eating Disorder Awareness Week (PEDAW) coming up February 1-7th, we are hosting a virtual panel led by 4 individuals with lived experience and a dietitian focusing on disordered eating, eating disorders, and body image struggles. This event is open to everyone who is questioning their relationship with food, movement, or their […]

“The Seed Generation youth program was a safe place for me. I loved attending each week, meeting new people and learning more about plants and wildlife. I really loved it when Indigenous Elders visited the program and shared their knowledge and stories with us” says Ann, a youth from Windermere Secondary. Come join a group […]

Are you a youth who loves cooking? Registration is open for Teen’s Table!  It is a FREE program offered by Youth Services in partnership with the Squamish Food Bank for youth ages 14-18 to learn how to cook, share meals together, and develop life skills! In this program, youth will be preparing intermediate-level recipes with […]

A group where young Indigenous Dads can meet and support each other. Learn to be present in your children’s lives through Culture and Sober parenting. Empower Dads with knowledge, life skills, parenting skills and relationship skills. Both families may gain tools to work together on providing a holistic relationship for your children. 6 Sessions / […]