CCSS is excited to participate in the upcoming Spul’u’kwuks Elementary PAC Summer Carnival — a fun-filled community event bringing families, students, and local organizations together to celebrate the start of summer.
We were proud to participate in The 12th Safety & Secure Living Fair ’2026 at Aberdeen Centre, connecting with community members and sharing programs, resources, and support services for children, youth, families, and seniors.
A student-led project by the CCSS Youth Focus Group exploring grading fairness, classroom experiences, and student perspectives in high schools through surveys and peer engagement.
節能補助計劃（Energy Conservation Assistance Program） 為符合收入資格的家庭提供支援，透過免費的家庭節能升級及專業建議，提升居住舒適度，同時提高能源使用效率。
CCSS is helping residents apply for BC Hydro’s free home energy upgrade program, which provides energy-saving products, home assessments, and installation at no cost for eligible households.
CCSS is offering free, in-person tax help this spring to support eligible individuals and families with simple tax returns.
Connections Kids Club is proud to expand our licensed Before & After School Care services to Spul’u’kwuks Elementary School, marking a milestone in Richmond as the first program operating directly in a school library. Opening in March 2026, this calm, familiar, and learning-friendly environment offers children a safe and engaging space before and after the school day—while providing families with reliable care that aligns with the school schedule.
CBC News recently visited Connections Community Services Society (CCSS)’s Generations Homework Club at the Richmond Public Library, featuring how high school volunteers provide one-on-one support for students in Grades 4–7—helping newcomer children build vocabulary, strengthening writing skills, and keeping learning curiosity alive.
As we welcome the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Horse, we celebrate connection, care, and community—and look ahead to a year of strength, kindness, and shared purpose.