While the services we offer are diverse, we approach every person we support with a spirit of caring and inclusion. Our services include: residential options, community support options, employment training programs and respite options.
Home Living Options
Creating a place to call home.
Assisted Living
Semi-independent, temporary living with supports towards long-term independence in the community.
Home Living for Adults
Full-time care by trained staff in a small home setting. The people we serve are encouraged to participate within the home and community.
Home Living for Children and Youth
Care in a home setting for children and youth with complex needs including medical conditions, mental health concerns and significant behavioural challenges.
Home Share
Community-based living situation in a family setting. Support is provided by a contracted caregiver from the community.
Matthew’s House
Matthew’s House provides quality care in a beautiful home-like environment to youth aged 16-24 who live with complex care needs, as they transition into adulthood.
Community Support Options
Building relationships and community.
Community Inclusion
Community Inclusion provides opportunities to participate in community with staff support
Community Living Program – Life Skills
Community Living provides training to individuals living independently in the community. Individuals learn social, personal and domestic skills.
Drop-in Centres
Social opportunities, community and recreation for individuals with an acquired brain injury.
Mental Health Clubhouse
Centennial Place provides opportunities for relationships, leisure, wellness support and vocational training. Activities are member-driven.
Peer Support
Peer Support provides support toward recovery through group learning, workshops, and one-on-one support from a staff member who has lived experience of mental illness.
Personalized Supports Initiative
Personalized Supports Initiative (PSI) provides individualized and personalized support to help the people we serve achieve their recreational, vocational, social, home-based and/or educational goals.
Supported Independent Living
Supported Independent Living provides recovery support and life-skills training to individuals living independently in the community.
Transitional Living
TLP provides recovery support and life-skills training during the transition from supported housing to independent living in community. TLP also supports persons in recovery to stay independent in community.
Employment Programs
Gaining skills for real employment.
Centennial Place Employment
Centennial Place Employment provides support as well as experience building opportunities for members working towards their individual employment goals.
Centennial Place Therapeutic Volunteer Program
Centennial Place Therapeutic Volunteer Program provides opportunity for individuals to volunteer in the community and gain meaningful experience.
Community Living Program – Employment
Community Living Employment provides training through classes and coaching so that individuals gain skills and experience with the goal of finding meaningful, paid employment.
Support Toward Employment Program
STEP gives valuable employment support and job search training to individuals referred from Fraser Health. In addition, STEP offers work experience through Communitas’ various social enterprises.
Respite Options
Encouraging healthy families and homes.
Adult Respite
Adult Respite provides temporary care for individuals by contracted caregivers in the community.
Children and Youth Respite
Children’s Respite providing temporary care for children by contracted caregivers in the community, giving parents an opportunity to rest.
Other Enterprises
Unique services in unique settings.
Communitas Enterprises
Communitas Enterprises provides training and employment through its various enterprises