Online Acquaintances Become Real-Life Friends Over Coffee, Crafts, and Cooking
A popular online seniors’ program has become a platform for Salmo retirees to bond over projects, discuss the issues of the day, and find new
Category: CRNs In the Community
Join Us in Welcoming Our Newest CRN: Boundary
We are pleased to announce our newest Community Response Network (CRN) to join the larger BC CRN! Serving the city of Grand Forks and the
CRNs At Work
Saanich Peninsula CRN Deliver 100 Info Packages to Recognize Fraud Prevention Month CRN Coordinator Anna Hudson and her team of volunteers assembled and delivered over
Making Communities Safer with a Cup of Tea
Think about the last time you made yourself a cup of tea, or when you were offered one. Reflect on this moment: Who were you
Parlez-vous français? Francophone CRN is Seeking Your Help
The collective efforts of Community Response Networks (CRNs) is raising awareness of adult abuse, neglect, and self-neglect across BC cities, townships, and villages. In addition
MPNH Community Mobilizes in the Service of Love this Valentine’s Day
Submitted by Daniela Gunn-Doerge, Coordinator, Vancouver Mount Pleasant CRN; Special Events and Outreach Coordinator, Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House In light of last year’s ultra-successful Valentines
CRNs At Work
Tea Time Live with the Houston, Smithers, and Wii O’om’ Niin Hazelton CRNs Through the Magical Backyard Medicines program, which developed on the traditional territories
Vancouver Marpole CRN Seeking Stories on Seniors’ Experiences in Rental Housing
The Vancouver Marpole Community Response Network (CRN) and the South Vancouver Seniors’ Network are asking senior tenants to submit stories about their tenancy experiences as
CRNs At Work
Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, Katzie CRN A sub-committee of the Seniors Network, the CRN hosted an online event on Feb. 14 to bring seniors together
South Asian Seniors in Surrey have a CRN “of Their Own”
Surrey is the province’s second-largest city by population after Vancouver, and the third-largest by area after the cities of Abbotsford and Prince George. Its population
