
Young People Create Messages of Inclusion
Some of the people we serve are using Pink Shirt Day as an opportunity to talk positively about how we can all do something to prevent bullying.
Some of the people we serve are using Pink Shirt Day as an opportunity to talk positively about how we can all do something to prevent bullying.
Ryan is pretty skilled at using public transit in Abbotsford. He knows his bus schedules and times his activities so that he won’t miss a bus. If taking the bus isn’t convenient, he accesses Uber or taxi cabs and is grateful that those options are available to him, especially when the weather is bad. But … Continued
Reflecting on her life’s journey so far, Ashleigh can see God’s grace in the many turning points that have brought her to where she is today. It makes her smile and fills her with hope.
A brand new board game, invented by Communitas staff, teaches participants how to save money. Turns out, frugality can be fun!
If the walls of your house could talk, what stories would they tell you? For one house owned by Communitas they would be stories of welcome, transition, and above all, person-centred care.
When you read this fascinating story, you’ll find out what working at Communitas and being a trained pilot have in common!
Our Peer Support Workers are excited to be part of a new Fraser Health initiative: the Virtual Psychiatric Unit. Find out how our PSWs are making an impact!
Judy, Kortnnaye, and Larry are artists who share another common trait: they all live with an acquired brain injury – but that doesn’t stop them from creating!
When Shane was given the opportunity to teach the online Zoombaya cooking class, he discovered that teaching is as much fun as cooking!
The Business of Inclusive Hiring was the focus of Matt’s recent TEDx talk and something he hopes will become the norm.
Robert has been drawing his own comic books for years. He continues to draw inspiration from the world around him and he loves to make people laugh!
Having a job where Mony can use her gifts, with an employer who celebrates those gifts, means a lot. It’s also a way for her to give back. Read this inspiring story today!
Layne has enjoyed working at Communitas so much, she’s come back three times, each time bringing fresh experience to a workplace she loves.
When you’ve been connected for 25 years, you really get to know each other. For Sharon, Clayton, and Monica it’s been a blessing of friendship.
Crystal is a friendly, outgoing person, who likes to have things neat and tidy, characteristics that make her really good at both her jobs.
Dave is a talented artist. For Dave, painting is as much about being creative as it is therapeutic as he continues on his journey towards mental wellness.
Krista’s career with Communitas has been filled with smiles – her own and the smiles she brings to those she serves and those she works with.
Michael takes pride in his work as a custodian with the Abbotsford School District and he is valued for the good work he does.
Fishing was taught, fish were caught (and let go), and fun was had, when these friends participated in a day of fishing in Abbotsford.
Ida likes to explore new opportunities – both in her work and in her personal life. But whatever she’s doing, it’s the people in her life that motivate her.
Brad takes the skills he’s learned in Jonathan’s cooking class and prepares meals for his family regularly. Check out his story and his favourite recipe!
Dawn and Erika believe their focus on person-centred care makes all the difference to their work.
Karin learned some valuable lessons as a child on the playground that served her well in her decades long career at Communitas.
The Communitas Diamond Dogs are a fantastic example of an inclusive, supportive, fun team!