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THRIVING MINDS – ENRICHING THE LIVES OF NEWCOMER CHILDREN
For over four decades, Little Mountain has been providing intentional, thoughtful, and fun activities for the children attending our camps. This year, fueled by a partnership and generous backing from the United Way of BC – Lower Mainland, we launched an additional summer initiative program called Thriving Minds. This specialized
LMNH CLIMATE RESPONSE IN ACTION
Thankfully the cooler weather has returned, but last week was most definitely a scorcher. From Monday through Wednesday last week, Environment Canada issued a Heat Warning Level 1. Certain vulnerable persons may be affected when a Heat Alert (Level 1) is issued. The Little Mountain Neighbourhood House team sprang into
SENIORS LUNCH – FUN AND GAMES
The Little Mountain Neighbourhood house used to host our Seniors Lunch out of our Main St. location, however after the fire, we had to pivot quickly. Thanks to some creativity and hard work from our team, by the following week we started hosting it at Riley Park Gardens at 50
A REQUEST FOR HELP
Dear Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Community, In the wake of the recent fire, we have embarked on the arduous journey of sifting through the remnants of our offices. Regrettably, a significant portion of our belongings, spanning from computers and office furniture to files and program equipment, have been irreparably damaged.
SETTLEMENT TEAM: TOUR VANCOUVER
Settlement Team: Tour Vancouver This group of enthusiastic newcomers has been touring around Vancouver together, making new connections, learning about taking transit around the city and having a great time creating new memories. Some of the places that we’ve been to include Queen Elizabeth Park, Lonsdale, Steveston, Bowen Island and
SETTLEMENT TEAM UPDATE: ONWARD AND UPWARDS
Settlement Team Update: In the face of adversity, it is often said that the strength of a community is truly tested. When our settlement team faced a fire that took away our office, we were faced with challenges that tested our resilience and determination. However, we are proud to share
FIRE RECOVERY AND PROFOUND GRATITUDE: COMING TOGETHER AS ONE COMMUNITY
‘The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.’ Coretta Scott King In the wake of the fire that struck our office and home on Main St, our spirits were shaken, but what followed was an overwhelming display of unity and compassion that left