Welcoming Nanaimo to Connective
We’re excited to share that our longtime friends and collaborators in Nanaimo will be joining us under the Connective name!
The Peter Allik-Petersenn Education Bursary
Through the work and support of Mr. Peter Allik-Petersenn, financial support is available for Canadian students enrolled in an educational program with hopes of gaining employment in the social justice or human services field of work.
Spotlight On: The ACES Employment Program
ACES is delivered in eight communities across BC, and provides employability and life-skills workshops, safety certificate and skills enhancement training, and supported work experiences to individuals facing multiple barriers to employment.
In Recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day
On August 31 each year, we come together with communities around the world to remember those who have died from overdose and acknowledge the grief of those left behind.
Sharing our 2021-22 Annual Reports
We’re proud to share our 2021-22 annual reports, and a handful of the many possible stories and updates from these last twelve months.
Recognizing Indigenous History Month
As we pause to recognize Indigenous History Month, we hear from Natascha on her work with our new supportive housing program in Prince George.
New Opportunities in Surrey and Vancouver
We’re excited to share news of two new supportive housing developments that will serve communities in Surrey and Vancouver.
A Closer Look – Supportive Housing at Samara
At Samara, staff work to be a bridge from institution to independence, supporting residents in developing healthy lifestyle habits and promoting life skills through collaborative learning and shared activities.
Welcoming Kamloops to Connective
We’re excited to share that our longtime friends and collaborators in Kamloops will be joining us under the Connective name!
Announcing a New Supportive Housing Development in Prince George
We’re excited to announce that we have been selected as the operators of a new 50-bed supportive housing development in Prince George.