Sharing meals that heal
Power To Be staff prepared and shared a meal with families staying at Jeneece Place. Find out why they said they were humbled by an experience they will never forget.
Volunteer Spotlight: Jennifer
Jennifer has made an impact at Power To Be supporting a variety of our programs. Learn more about why we are grateful to have her in our community.
Go explore: Lynn Canyon Park
Towering trees, waterfalls and lots to explore make Lynn Canyon Park a favourite of ours. Learn more about this North Vancouver gem.
Volunteer spotlight: Blair
Blair has made an impact at Power To Be supporting our programs, and offering his insights as a board and committee member in Victoria. Learn more about why we are grateful to have him in our community.
Gear tips: Tarp Shelters
Sleeping under a tarp offers a unique opportunity to be protected from the elements without being removed from them. Our program staff share their tips for setting up shelter.
Happy National Volunteer Week!
We’re grateful for the support of our volunteers throughout the year and want to offer a special thank you and acknowledgement to our community for National Volunteer Week.
Confidence through climbing
The InspireHealth Young Adults with Cancer crew reached new heights - physically and mentally - on the walls at Boulders Climbing gym. Find out how.
Power To Be launches cross-country ski program
High above the city skyline, at Cypress Mountain, Power To Be participants learned what it felt like to fly on a cloud with a little help from the cross-country skis strapped to their feet. Learn more about this new program opportunity.
Volunteer Spotlight: Elena
Elena has made an impact at Power To Be supporting the programs in Victoria as part of her practicum experience. Learn more about why we are grateful to have her in our community.
Get prepared for safe adventures
Adventures in nature take a little work, but the pre-planning always pays off. To help participants feel more comfortable outside, Power To Be partnered with AdventureSmart to deliver an inclusive and adapted lesson on the Three T's of outdoor preparedness.