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Across Neighbourhood Houses, we are seeking these answers together. The ANHBC Strategic Transformation uses the lenses of Land, People and Place — building relationships, learning from Indigenous voices and knowledge, and noticing the differences with colonized spaces, systems and practices. Reconciliation work at Neighbourhood Houses takes many forms. We are hosting Indigenous-led cultural gatherings and…

Food Security might mean being able to afford enough healthy and culturally appropriate food. It might mean knowing where to turn when you need support—or having opportunities to grow food, learn new skills, share a meal and help shape a better food system in your community. As Vancouver prepares for the 2026 municipal election, neighbourhood…

Aging well might mean being able to stay in the neighbourhood you know and love. It might mean having accessible places to go, people who know your name, support when you need it—and opportunities to keep learning, volunteering, sharing your knowledge and contributing to your community. And this matters more than ever. People 65+ make…

“The tree needs cozy sweaters. Like maybe all of us and our moms.” — Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House Preschooler When children were invited to explore what deeper connection to Land could mean, they decided their Gathering Tree needed a knitted sweater for winter—so they made one. Children understand something adults often forget: care is mutual….