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Exploring new ways to support individuals and families across British Columbia

Community support systems play a vital role in helping people overcome challenges and build a stable foundation for their future. Through outreach programs, mentorship, and long-term supports, organizations across BC are working to create compassionate, inclusive pathways to wellbeing.

Why Community Support Matters

Every individual benefits from a strong network of support. For people facing housing insecurity, mental health challenges, or barriers to employment, connection to the right resources can be life changing.

  • Improved access to mental health services
  • Greater stability through supportive housing
  • Reduced isolation and increased belonging
  • Guidance for employment and education

Stories of Impact

Across the province, we see the profound difference that early intervention, mentorship, and consistent support can make. When individuals feel heard and empowered, they gain the confidence to move forward with purpose.

This work is grounded in partnership, compassion, and resilience. Small acts of support add up, creating long-term positive changes within communities.

Looking Ahead

As programs continue to evolve, there is a growing focus on culturally informed services, trauma-aware practices, and community-led initiatives. These approaches ensure that supports are meaningful, equitable, and accessible to all.

“Every person deserves the opportunity to rebuild, grow, and thrive.”

Community Support Worker

By strengthening networks of care, we strengthen communities. Together, we build pathways toward stability, inclusion, and hope.


Interested in learning more about our programs? Explore our services, read more stories, or connect with a member of our team.

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The author is a communications contributor with the John Howard Society of British Columbia who focuses on storytelling, community engagement, and promoting awareness of programs that support justice, inclusion, and wellbeing across the province. Their work highlights the experiences of individuals and communities who are building stability, resilience, and hope through JHS services and partnerships.

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