Food for thought share kit

Food for thought share kit

Published September 25, 2025

1 in 5 people in BC are going hungry, and the problem is getting worse. It's hitting hardest where people can least afford it, with the burden falling disproportionately on Indigenous, Black, disabled, and rural communities. Learn More

Leaving a Legacy

Leaving a Legacy

Published September 22, 2025

The roof is up on our new home in downtown Sechelt, and now the community has the chance to be part of the legacy through naming opportunities. Learn More

Pass It On! Empowering seniors, enriching community

Pass It On! Empowering seniors, enriching community

Published August 18, 2025

Learn. Connect. Give back! The next Pass It On session starts this September. Secure your spot today! Learn More

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Sunshine Coast Community Services

working together for an
engaged, healthy and thriving Coast.

Sunshine Coast Community Services Society is a community-based organization that has been providing services for people on the Sunshine Coast since 1974. Our history is one of caring, commitment and flexibility.  We are a non-government organization overseen by a volunteer board of directors, funded by government contracts, foundations and community donations. We employ 85+ professional staff, work with 175+ volunteers and provide services through more than 30 programs all along the Coast.

Caring Since 1974

Sunshine Coast Community Service – Celebrating nearly 50 years of caring for our community.

What Does It Mean to Support Community Services' Work?

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It means that the woman who was being abused by her intimate partner was able to take her children, access a safe place to stay, and get the resources and support she needed to keep herself and her children safe.

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It means that a senior citizen who is isolated and alone, has a friendly visitor who shows up each week for friendship and to help connect them to other services they may need to be able to continue to live independently.

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It means that the new parents who learned that their child has cerebral palsy will have the support they need in their own community to ensure their child is able to reach his or her full potential.

How You Can Support Community Services' Work

Your investment in Community Services will help meet the growing needs of our neighbours on the Sunshine Coast. You can help sustain and enhance our core and emerging programs to strengthen families, help children, youth and vulnerable adults reach their full potential and support the many seniors on the Coast that need us.