Community Programs

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 […]

A community café is a social gathering space where people come together to enjoy food, drink, and each other's company, and play board games.

Community Programs are volunteer-led programs, designed to be inclusive and accessible, often aimed at strengthening community ties.

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 DUDES Club, founded in 2023, is a participant-led community that promotes men's wellness and healing through Indigenous-rooted practices.

These grants are for projects that will improve local neighbourhoods.

Learn to use technology with confidence. Our amazing volunteers can help you with email, online forms, internet browsing, online safety, and more..

The CALP program offers free one-on-one tutoring to eligible adult learners to strengthen their basic reading, writing, math, and digital skills.

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).