News & resources from BCHC – November 2025
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Building Healthy Communities together
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BC Healthy Communities welcomes two new members to its Board
BC Healthy Communities strengthens its leadership team with the addition of Eda Mallhi and Ian Brunskill, and thanks departing board members for their years of dedicated service.
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Cranbrook’s ‘less talk, more action’ builds stronger collaboration
A BCHC-supported project brought local service providers together to confront barriers, share ideas and lay the groundwork for lasting collaboration
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Parent speaker series returns this fall
Comox’s free five-week Early Years Parent Speaker Series runs Tuesdays, Oct. 28–Dec. 2, offering expert parenting insights and connection opportunities at the Comox Community Centre.
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Solutions to End Financial Abuse
Join this important webinar on Nov. 12 exploring how economic and financial abuse impacts lives, and discover practical strategies and systemic solutions to support those affected across Canada.
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Meals on Wheels Nourishes Communities
Care BC’s Meals on Wheels programs deliver nutritious meals to seniors and others in need across Vancouver, Richmond, and the North Shore—supporting health, independence and connection.
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Building Health Through Indigenous Planning
Join Indigenous planners from Sa̱nala Planning and Cwelcwélt Consulting to explore how culturally grounded planning strengthens community connections, fosters collaboration, and promotes healthier, more resilient communities.
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Investing in Healthier Ageing Pays Off
An OECD report shows promoting healthy ageing and community care can ease rising health costs, boost productivity, and sustain economic growth through prevention, home care, and coordinated services.
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