The BNH Youth Connections Grant is an upstream, youth-led initiative supporting community asset building and well-being in Burnaby. Youth can apply for up to $500 to create and lead an […]
EAL programs are designed to support participants in improving their English language skills so they can integrate into the broader community. These programs often focus on listening, speaking, reading, and […]
Qi Gong is a traditional Chinese practice that combines movement, breathing exercises, and meditation to cultivate and balance the body’s vital energy. The term “Qi” refers to the life force […]
Cooking on a budget is all about getting the most out of your food while keeping costs low. It involves planning meals, buying smart, and making use of affordable, nutritious […]
Throughout the year, BNH will host community dinners to bring neighbours together to learn about the diverse cultures that build our multicultural community. Attendees will enjoy a delicious dinner, participate […]
With funding from the United Way, BNH operates North and South Food Hubs for Burnaby residents. This program is only for those experiencing high levels of food insecurity.
Literacy Now Burnaby is dedicated to working in partnership with community groups and organizations to build and enhance literacy services, programs, and networks in Burnaby. Our mission is to identify literacy needs in Burnaby and seek ways to encourage community efforts to add literacy components and supports to current programs or create new literacy initiatives where needed.
The Burnaby Community Action Team (BCAT) aims to reduce stigma around substance use through a diversity of initiatives such as anti-stigma workshops, presentations, naloxone training, and resource tables at community events, and improve the well-being of people with lived and living experience through regular outreach activities (involving the provision of harm reduction kits and daily supplies).
Better at Home helps seniors continue to live independently at home and stay connected to their community by providing simple, non-medical home support services at a low cost.
A low-cost, day program for Burnaby seniors. Participants enjoy a day of therapeutic activities based on their health needs, including a warm, nutritious lunch, exercise, brain games, educational workshops, and more!
Our Dementia Friendly Cafes provide a welcoming and safe space for people living with dementia and caregiver to gather, socialize, and receive information to support participants' dementia journey.
BNH South House
100 – 4460 Beresford St,, Burnaby
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Do you need help completing your CPP, OAS, GIS, BC Housing Registry, SAFER or BC Bus Pass application? Trained volunteers will assist you with completing forms and provide information about local resources and services to help meet your needs.
Burnaby Neighbourhood House provides seniors programs across several BC Housing residences across Burnaby. Programs are closed to tenants at the BC housing residences.
We offer a number of Family Drop-in programs throughout the community for parents/caregivers with children 0-5 years. Family drop-ins provide a variety of opportunities for families to socialize, to have a safe and fun place to play and learn and to get parenting information.
BNH South House
100 – 4460 Beresford St,, Burnaby
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Support is available to families with children 0-12 who need help accessing community information and can assist families to connect with local community programs and services. Outreach workers are available in North and South Burnaby. Please call (604) 307-2940 if you have any questions.
Start practicing and building confidence in speaking English with our conversation circle! Diverse topics about life in Canada. Friendly and welcoming environment. Connect with other fellow newcomers and make friends. […]
The Youth Neighbourhood Small Grants are open and to all youth ages 12-24 living in Metro Vancouver communities (Burnaby, New Westminster, North Vancouver, Surrey/White Rock, Richmond and Vancouver).* It is […]
Are you a caregiver and working a job? Finding it hard to manage caregiving and work responsibilities? Our online caregiver series provides monthly support for unpaid caregivers who are working.
For Family and Friend Caregivers. The program provides a nutritious meal, an opportunity to meet other caregivers, informative workshops to support your caregiving role, and facilitate self-care activities that you can incorporate into your daily routine!
Start learning and speaking English with ease in our beginner conversation circle! Learn basic English words and phrases for everyday use. Practice simple conversations in a relaxed and friendly setting. […]
Start learning and speaking English with ease in our beginner conversation circle! Learn basic English words and phrases for everyday use. Practice simple conversations in a relaxed and friendly setting. […]
Are you a newcomer woman who has a business idea or journey ready to launch? Join this supportive and empowering program, facilitated by Rasha and Aseel, to...
Hosted by BNH’s Settlement & Integration Program, the New Neighbours Podcast provides a platform for newcomers to make their voices heard. Every month, we will be interviewing a community member […]
Same 9‑week program designed to strengthen leadership abilities and provide practical work experience. Program Time: Wednesdays, 4:45 PM – 6:00 PM Program Location: In‑Person at South House (4460 Beresford St) […]
Learn key youth leadership skills and build work experience over 9 weeks, including hands‑on activities and practical placements. Program Time: Tuesdays, 4:45 PM – 6:00 PM Program Location: In‑Person at […]
Gaia's Adult Day Program provides structured and supervised social, recreational, physical, cognitive, self-care aesthetis and educational activity for frail Chinese seniors.
Citizen Support Services offered a number of seniors programs through the City of Burnaby, including Better at Home (Seniors Transportation and Light Housekeeping) Program Time: Ongoing Program Location: Across Burnaby […]