Across British Columbia, Community Response Networks (CRNs) are driven by individuals who bring people together, strengthen local connections, and help create safer, more inclusive communities.
By Jas Cheema, MA BC CRN Regional Mentor Fraser South For many women, aging brings an unexpected silence, a shift not in their worth, but
The Chinese Community Response Network’s Bridges of Care: Lunar New Year Celebration & Seniors Outreach Event, held on February 19, 2026, brought together older Chinese
Mary Catherine Williams brings deep experience and compassion to her role as Regional Mentor for North Vancouver Island. With more than 40 years of work
This National Volunteer Week (April 19–25, 2026), the BC Association of Community Response Networks (BC CRN) proudly celebrates the thousands of volunteers across British Columbia
BC CRN is pleased to announce a new partnership with Seniors First BC to deliver frauds and scams presentations to communities throughout the province. Through
As tax season approaches, many seniors face increased stress when navigating tax credits, financial supports, and health benefits. Complex tax rules, unclear eligibility criteria, and
March is Fraud Prevention Month in Canada, an important time to raise awareness about a crime that continues to impact many older adults across British
BC Community Response Networks exist to help prevent abuse, neglect, and self-neglect before harm occurs. But prevention rarely makes headlines – because when it works,
Photos and story credits: Lois Halko, Coordinator, Sparwood CRN The Sparwood Community Response Network (CRN) recently hosted a Seniors Health and Vitality Fair at the
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