Family Services of the North Shore is a non-profit, community-based agency.
For over 60 years, we have been committed to making deep and lasting impact across the entire North Shore, from Deep Cove to Bowen Island and every point in between. We offer counselling, support, education, and volunteer engagement opportunities to help you reach your full potential throughout your life, whenever you need us most.
For over 60 years, we have been committed to making deep and lasting impact across the entire North Shore, from Deep Cove to Bowen Island and every point in between. We offer counselling, support, education, and volunteer engagement opportunities to help you reach your full potential throughout your life, whenever you need us most.
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Counselling Support
Our experienced counsellors support children, youth, individuals, seniors, couples, and families.
> Learn More > Contact our Intake CounsellorThrive Family Programs
Free programs where you can play, learn and connect with your children from birth to six years of age.
> Learn moreChristmas Bureau
The holidays can be a difficult time, especially if you are struggling to afford basic necessities. Our community is here to help.
> Learn moreWe offer programs and services in the following areas:
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Our Intake Counsellor is here to learn what you need and how we can support you.
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A healthy community is our shared responsibility. Your support can change the lives of local children, youth, and families who need our help – and now is the time to act.
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Wonder Wheels – Pre-loved Bikes for North Shore Families
Wonder Wheels captures the simple, profound joy of riding a bike. Whether you’re five or 85, there’s nothing like feeling your feet on the pedals and the wind on your face. Bikes represent freedom. Independence. Movement and adventure, big or small. The world looks different from a bicycle – and Wonder Wheels ensures that everyone can experience the thrill of the ride.
Learn more and provide support Christmas Bureau – Receive Support
The holidays can be a difficult time, especially if you are struggling to afford basic necessities. If you are experiencing financial challenges, our community is here to help brighten the season. Learn more 2024 Annual Impact Report
We’re proud of what we have accomplished together, yet we know the need across the North Shore is both deep and expansive. Together, we can bring lasting change to the most vulnerable people in our community. Read the report Strategic Plan 2023 – 2028
Our new 5-year Strategic Plan: The Way Forward. Deeper impact. Focused priorities. Read the plan Check out our latest Podcast!
Join registered our team as we chat about the issues, big and small, that we’re all facing together. Tune in for a lively discussion, including tools and coping techniques you can apply to your own life. > Listen now Agency Brochure
We offer a wide range of programs and services to individuals and families of all ages and stages of life. View or download our Agency Brochure. Learn More Family Services of the North Shore Community Gathering and Annual General Meeting
Our heartfelt thanks to everyone who joined us on Wednesday, June 5, for our Community Gathering and Annual General Meeting. We appreciated the opportunity to connect over some of the work we’ve been doing, and share our special panel discussion with our Clinical Counselling team about gender-based violence. We will announce the details of our 2025 event in the new year. Thank you! Our Commitment to Equity and Inclusion
Recent anti-Indigenous, anti-Black, and anti- Asian violence and discrimination in communities across North America remind us that we have more work to do. At Family Services of the North Shore, we believe that communities must take care of their most vulnerable. We are committed to acknowledging and being a part of dismantling systemic racism and other forms of oppression. We remain committed to ensuring equity and inclusion by standing with people who have been traditionally, systemically and historically marginalized. > Read Our Commitment