Neighbours of different ages and backgrounds share tea and laughter at a picnic table in a shared backyard garden.

Resources

Community resources

Organizations across British Columbia that offer housing, family, food, transportation, health and advocacy support. Contact each organization directly to confirm eligibility and current services.

Housing and homelessness

Family and community support

Food security

Greater Vancouver Food Bank

Provides healthy food assistance to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity throughout Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, and the North Shore.

Transportation

Community inclusion and disability advocacy

Strategic community partners

United Way British Columbia

Supports healthy, caring, and inclusive communities through programs addressing poverty, social isolation, housing, and community well-being.

Vancouver Coastal Health Community Care Services

Provides home health services, community nursing, rehabilitation, case management, and support for seniors and adults with disabilities.

Health services

Indigenous community supports

Fraser Region Aboriginal Friendship Centre Association

Offers culturally grounded programs including family support, youth services, community outreach, advocacy, and resource navigation for Indigenous peoples.

Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society

Provides cultural programming, health and wellness supports, employment resources, family services, and community connections.

BC Association of Aboriginal Friendship Centres (BCAAFC)

Supports Friendship Centres across BC and connects Indigenous individuals and families to culturally safe community services and resources.

These organizations are independent of Bridgeway Housing Solutions. We provide these links for information only; contact each organization directly to confirm services, eligibility and hours.

Looking for support or making a referral?

Bridgeway accepts referrals from health providers, social service organizations, rehabilitation clinics, ICBC and WorkSafeBC case managers, and individuals seeking support.