We believe communities must take care of their most vulnerable.

This year has reminded us of our shared vulnerability while at the same time, showed us how strong we can be when we work together. We are so proud to share our 2021 Annual Report, and the positive impact of all the incredible support in our North Shore community. > Read the report

You are a part of our community and we enjoy hearing from you. Learn more about our agency, services and, how to become involved. By staying connected, we will become an even stronger, kinder, more resilient community. > Learn More

Thank you to all of you who joined us Monday, June 14 for our gathering around our provincial reopening. Registered Clinical Counsellor and Family Services of the North Shore’s Executive Director, Julia Staub-French shared in conversation with Registered Clinical Counsellor and podcast host, Valerie Dolgin for a free, interactive virtual event offering practical ideas on coping with the next phase of our pandemic experience.

With your support, we were able to take care of our most vulnerable this holiday season. We are so proud of the way our community rallied from the start of the pandemic, and we hope you enjoy reading about the difference we made together, in our latest Impact Report. > Read the report

Join registered clinical counsellor Valerie Dolgin and her guests as they chat about the issues, big and small, we’re all facing together. Tune in for a lively discussion, including tools and coping techniques you can apply to your own life. > Listen now

The fourth of our Virtual Events series, in partnership with West Vancouver Youth Services, will be held on Saturday, July 24, 2021. Just like our annual in-person conference, this event series is designed for parents, youth, and professionals. > Learn more

Recent anti-Indigenous, anti-Black, and anti- Asian violence and discrimination in communities across North America remind us that we have more work to do. At Family Services of the North Shore, we believe that communities must take care of their most vulnerable. We are committed to acknowledging and being a part of dismantling systemic racism and other forms of oppression. We remain committed to ensuring equity and inclusion by standing with people who have been traditionally, systemically and historically marginalized. > Read Our Commitment

Each year, a group of North Shore high school students (grades 10-12), come together as volunteers to form the Youth Leadership Advisory Board (YouthLAB). If you are interested in public speaking, writing, and mental health, we’d love to connect with you. Registration closes on June 30, 2021. > Find more information here

We are here to support you and your family. When this crisis landed in our community, we quickly adapted all of our counselling, parent support and outreach to serve you through phone support and online platforms. We are also using our social media channels to connect and provide information you will find helpful. > COVID-19 SUPPORT

Take a look at the next couple of years. > Learn more