
健康同行・連繫社區:回顧「WeWalk WeTalk」長者八星期夏日挑戰
在獲Canada Summer Jobs Grant(加拿大暑期就業計劃撥款)資助的兩位暑期活動助理Chun Him Lai和Elysia Law全力協助下,活動共錄得長者出席率高達70人次。

在獲Canada Summer Jobs Grant(加拿大暑期就業計劃撥款)資助的兩位暑期活動助理Chun Him Lai和Elysia Law全力協助下,活動共錄得長者出席率高達70人次。

Supported by two dedicated Summer Program Assistants—Chun Him Lai and Elysia Law—funded through the Canada Summer Jobs Grant. The activities recorded a total of over 70 senior attendances.

A staff update for our Spul’u’kwuks families: Miss Nina Cai will become the Primary Site Contact for our Before & After School Program beginning October 1.

CCSS hosted a Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony at the Richmond Cultural Centre on September 26, bringing the community together through Indigenous voices, cultural performances and meaningful reflection.

From STEM experiments and healthy eating to French language and culture, Connections Kids Club brought learning to life through a series of fun, hands-on educational activities this summer.

75 guests gathered in Richmond for the CCSS Mid-Autumn Festival Dinner, enjoying festive games, friendship and the spirit of the Mid-Autumn Festival.

Winter Camp planning is underway! A paper interest survey will be distributed next week to help us understand family needs and finalize camp arrangements.

We invites members of the Indigenous community to join a Pipe Ceremony on September 28, gathering in connection with the Harvest Moon and led by Juanita Desjarlais.

As we begin the second week of the new school year, please remember to update CKC with your child’s classroom, division and school entrance information. We are also sharing a few important reminders for BAS families.
Daniel is a highly accomplished professional with extensive experience in youth counselling and program management. Throughout his career, he has consistently provided invaluable support to numerous youths and families, regardless of their circumstances. His expertise centers on life skills coaching, covering essential areas such as leadership development, self-esteem building, communication enhancement, and harm reduction strategies.
In addition to his counselling background, Daniel has excelled in leadership roles, serving as both a Youth Program Manager and a lead Case Manager & Employment Counsellor. His impressive track record includes organizing large-scale events, such as hiring fairs, awards ceremonies, overseas youth leadership camps, and community forums. Furthermore, Daniel is a seasoned guest speaker, contributing to a weekly radio youth talk-show, “Sharing Your Voice,” for over a decade on a local Asian broadcasting station.
Daniel’s commitment to community service has earned him recognition, including the “U-Roc Award” from the City of Richmond, the “Best Quality Client’s Service Award” from the Family and Community Support Service and accolades for his “Outstanding Contribution” to youth programs. His overarching goal is to empower today’s youth by helping them make informed academic and career choices, fostering personal growth, and promoting community engagement.
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