Welcome to Burnaby Neighbourhood House
BNH is a charitable non-profit organization. We are a volunteer-driven community funded agency with a unique focus on Neighbours supporting Neighbours. BNH is the umbrella organization for Burnaby Community Services Society, Burnaby Meals on Wheels, and Burnaby Seniors Outreach Society. Together, we created an integrated model where we can share resources, strengthen programs and services to better serve the needs in the growing community.
What’s Happening
Stay updated with our latest community initiatives and upcoming events!
BC Split the Pot
Here’s what’s in store this month:
💰 3 Early Bird draws – win up to $5,000
🏆 13 Grand Prize winners will split the Jackpot Payout (50% of total ticket sales)
🎟️ Up to 400 entries for just $100 — BC’s best value this summer!
Every ticket supports 20 local charities in BC – including BNH’s Burnaby Meals on Wheels.
Langara College Recreation Research in the City of Burnaby
📝 Please take a short 10-minute survey to share your experience. 🎁 After the survey, you can enter to win one of 35 VISA gift cards ($10 each)!
Thank you for helping make recreation more welcoming for everyone!
BNH 21st Annual Fundraiser Gala
BNH Annual General Meeting
Advance registration (In Person or Zoom) is required by January 16, 2026.
For more information, contact 604-431-0400 or email simoneg@burnabynh.ca
Programs + Services
Child Care Programs
BNH childcare services are licensed under the BC Child Care Licensing Regulation, staffed by qualified Early Childhood Educators (ECEs), and rooted in values of Care, Connect, Engage, Belong.
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Early Years Program (0 - 5 years old)
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Preschool Program (3 - 5 years old)
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School Age Program (5 -12 years old)
Community Programs
BNH Community programs include a variety of activities led and supported by volunteers who want to share their skills and talents.
Family Programs
BNH Family Program provides family drop-in sections for parents and caregivers with children aged 0–5, along with outreach services supporting families with children aged 0–12.
Newcomers Settlement Services
BNH Newcomers Settlement Services Program supports immigrants, refugees, and protected persons in Canada with personalized settlement plans, benefit applications, language support, community connections, and referrals.
Seniors Programs
BNH Seniors Programs (55+) offer a range of social, educational, and volunteer-led programs as well as a number of support services (food programs, 1-on-1 support, caregiver and dementia programs, first language support).
Youth Programs
BNH Youth Program offers regular volunteer opportunities and hands-on leadership learning to help youth engage with their community and build essential leadership skills.