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I don’t have a will prepared and want to make one. Can I make it myself? Yes, you can but sometimes it is worth having… Read more »

If you were wondering why you heard so many relieved sighs coming from the Twin Towers building, I’m here to put your curiosity to rest…. Read more »

Is there a reduced fee buss pass program for seniors and, if so, how do I qualify? Yes there is! Low income seniors and persons… Read more »

It’s a new day and there’s no better way to kick it off than by getting to hear about a participant’s experience with our programs…. Read more »

Our updated version of the Friendly Visiting program was recently launched a few months ago with the return of in person visiting! NSCR’s Friendly Visiting… Read more »

Our updated version of the Friendly Visiting program was recently launched a few months ago with the return of in person visiting! NSCR’s Friendly Visiting… Read more »

I got my letter from Service Canada regarding an invitation to apply for the new Canadian Dental Care Plan. What does the process look like?… Read more »

The March/April edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about the traits of highly sensitive people, see our upcoming events and read the latest caregiver… Read more »

The March/April edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about the traits of highly sensitive people, see our upcoming events and read the latest caregiver… Read more »

By Catherine Bryson   “You can’t pour from an empty cup,” said Dr. Melanie Badali, during her presentation of the 2023 NSCR workshop ‘Clarifying and… Read more »

We are excited to share that NSCR has been announced as Crombie Lynn Valley’s 2023 Charity of Choice. “We very much appreciate Crombie’s donation which… Read more »

October 30 has been proclaimed BC Non-Profit Day – to honour the impactful work of non-profit organizations and gain a deeper understanding of their vital… Read more »

NSCR requires a part time (4 days/week) dynamic Communication Specialist (CS) to lead NSCR’s efforts to promote and market NSCR programs, services and the organization…. Read more »

I am an older adult who would like some assistance in learning how to use my iPhone, Android Phone, iPad or Computer, where are digital… Read more »

Ideally, we would take care of ourselves like we take care of loved ones. But sometimes this feels like an impossible task. What do we… Read more »

This 3-part educational workshop series, “Be Safe At Home”, is a comprehensive educational program designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical skills for… Read more »

  NSCR is looking for two engaging and dynamic leaders to facilitate our North Shore Young Civic Forum (the Forum). The first position is for… Read more »

Volunteering is a great way to gain skills, experience and new social connections that help you and the community. NSCR’s Youth Volunteer Directory has opportunities… Read more »

The latest edition of NSCR’s quarterly newsletter has been delivered to inboxes! You can read it here. Make sure you’re subscribed to our mailing list… Read more »

Facing significantly increased hydro bills after WYSE Utilities installed submeters in their building, tenants across the North Shore reached out to North Shore Community Resources’… Read more »

The latest edition of NSCR’s quarterly newsletter has been delivered to inboxes! You can read it here. Make sure you’re subscribed to our mailing list… Read more »

Lately, I have been receiving phone calls asking for personal information or access to my computer. How do I know they are legitimate? Here are… Read more »

Whether it is supporting seniors, helping child care providers navigate the licensing process or fundraising to help NSCR build capacity, we’re proud to introduce our… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources joins the BC Provincial Government’s Ministry of Education and Child Care in recognizing May as Child Care Month. NSCR’s Child and… Read more »

Don Peters, Chair of North Shore Community Resources’ Community Housing Action Committee (CHAC) has been selected as one of twenty recipients of the 2023 BC… Read more »

The March/April edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about the traits of highly sensitive people, see our upcoming events and read the latest caregiver… Read more »

I am receiving my retirement benefits but I am wondering how I can save money on a fixed income? Here are some other ways you… Read more »

The January/February edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about finding hope in the new year, practicing gratitude, see our upcoming events and read the… Read more »

My 90 year old mother is living in her own home, but not managing well and we want to get her more support? Where do… Read more »

The November/December edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about solo aging, self-affirmation, upcoming events and all about our Korean Caregivers Group leader. Read the… Read more »

Madi Gaffney is a Better at Home Client Care Coordinator, long-time North Shore resident, and car enthusiast. She took the leap from retail management to… Read more »

Have you thought about becoming a volunteer? Do you wonder what else you could do with your time? It can be daunting to figure out… Read more »

The July/August edition of The Grapevine is here! Learn about solitude and sanctuary in the age of COVID-19, upcoming events and all about our Persian… Read more »

Sarah Grant is a working mom of four, a volunteer, and a champion for community connections. Over the last two years, she has given her… Read more »

There is no shortage of good reasons to volunteer. From meeting new people to applying your skills to helping others, volunteers all have their motivations… Read more »

It’s been a while! We are so happy to invite you back into the office of North Shore Community Resources. We look forward to reconnecting… Read more »

The Caregiver Support Program hosts multiple groups and meetings. On a regular basis we offer the following: Bereavement Group Men’s Support Group Caregiver Support Group… Read more »

I first heard of the Better at Home Program when I was looking for some volunteer work during the beginning of the pandemic. As a… Read more »

The May/June edition of the Family Caregivers’ Grapevine is here! Learn about upcoming workshops, network groups and events, the power of positivity, read an interview… Read more »

We were recently featured in the North Shore News! Click here to read the article and learn more about volunteering and the Better at Home… Read more »

The March/April edition of the Family Caregivers’ Grapevine is here! Learn about upcoming events, Read The Grapevine.

The last Grapevine of 2021 is here! Learn about ways to cope with holiday stress, upcoming events, workshops and more. Read The Grapevine.

NSCR welcomed a new Better at Home Coordinator this Fall – Nicola Harris. We are excited to have this skilled, kind person at the helm… Read more »

Meet Pat Dean and learn why he started NSCR’s first Caregiver Support group for men.

Image credit: Coffee Geek – Dutch Bros The November/December Grapevine is here! Learn about ways to care for yourself over the holidays, how to support a… Read more »

We invite you to join us for an all-candidates conversation about housing. Each of the five parties has been asked to select a representative to… Read more »

Did you know NSCR began as a volunteer-run organization? For over 40 years we have provided seniors with valuable information through our Seniors One Stop… Read more »

NSCR requires a full time, permanent Better at Home Lead to spearhead our programs and services. The Better at Home Lead provides overall leadership and… Read more »

Wishing our North Shore Community a very happy Pride Week! Show your support for our LGBTQ+ neighbours by flying the Pride Flag, sharing this post… Read more »

Did you know we send out a quarterly newsletter? Every season we let our community know about upcoming events and share some special stories about… Read more »

We can’t wait for the days when we can swing our doors open and welcome people to drop by our office again. Until then, we… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources (NSCR) envisions the North Shore as a thriving, interconnected community of family, friends, neighbours and colleagues who live, work and play… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources is at a loss for words at learning of the tragedy at the Lynn Valley branch of the North Vancouver District… Read more »

Welcome to NSCR’s new website! We have been working hard to bring this new and improved website to our community. We hope the improved user… Read more »