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April 18, 2019 • Adaptive Recreation

Our BC Parks, modifying access for all abilities

By looking at the interests of our Power To Be community we started to see how we can take the notion that Everyone Belongs in Nature and expand it beyond our programs.

April 16, 2019 • Volunteers

Volunteer Spotlight: Mike

During Mike’s time as Chair of the Board we have seen enormous growth at Power To Be and he has been integral to the important advances we have made.

April 11, 2019 • Volunteers

Happy Volunteer Appreciation Week!

From program and administrative volunteers to board and committee members, hundreds of people serve Power To Be with their time, energy, and generous hearts each year.

March 20, 2019 • Volunteers

Liam Zahara, a member of our Vancouver Fundraising Committee, a Power To Play racer, and an advocate of our mission, is challenging himself in the Sinister 7 Ultra Marathon this July. Read below to see what he has to say about this exciting mental and physical journey and how he’s connecting it to Power To Be.

March 14, 2019 • Events

Have A Go Day is March 16th

Have A Go Days are drop-in events open to anyone interested in learning more about Power To Be, including our current participants, families, community members, or individuals interested in getting involved with our programs.

March 7, 2019 • Volunteers

Volunteer Spotlight: Gary

Gary is a supporter of our adaptive recreation programs. Learn more about why we are grateful to have him in our community.

February 13, 2019 • Volunteers

Volunteer spotlight: Nevin and Elaine

Nevin and Elaine make an impact at Power To Be supporting our programs and events. Learn more about why we are grateful to have them in our community.

February 8, 2019 • Insights

Go explore: Cates Park

Where the forest meets the sea is where you will find Cates Park in North Vancouver. The largest waterfront park in the district, it is part of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation. Find out why we like to adventure there.

February 6, 2019 • Insights Programs

MEC, Canucks Autism Network and Power To Be host adaptive climbing workshop

When you’re on the climbing wall, it can feel like it’s just you and the challenge ahead. That sense of independence comes from the support of a community though. Find out who Power To Be, Canucks Autism Network and MEC partnered to help make climbing more inclusive.