For eight-year-old Clara*, silence became her shield. After the sudden loss of her father to a toxic combination… Read more
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Ticket Giveaway: Experience MEWA
August 12, 2025
We’re raffling off a pair of tickets to MEWA, a powerful Punjabi-language stage play exploring the life of… Read more
How one employee at DIVERSEcity found her artistic voice again
August 7, 2025
“I am an artist and I belong here” — How one employee at DIVERSEcity found her artistic voice… Read more
DIVERSEcity partners with Nature Kids BC and City Hive for Youth for People and the Planet
August 7, 2025
DIVERSEcity is delighted to announce that CityHive and Nature Kids BC will be partnering with us as key mentors… Read more
DIVERSEcity’s Roots of Safety is a recognized settlement practice
August 7, 2025
Pathways to Prosperity names DIVERSEcity’s Roots of Safety model a Promising Practice DIVERSEcity’s Roots of Safety has been… Read more
DIVERSEcity’s Lenya Wilks is a Top 25 Canadian Immigrant of 2025
August 5, 2025
Lenya Wilks is a voice for change in the community, at DIVERSEcity and Canada! When non-profit leader and… Read more
How do children heal after loss? For Clara*, it began with art, play and a safe space to be heard. ![]()
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Through DIVERSEcity’s Child and Youth Mental Health Counselling program, counsellors like Gisèle help children and families process grief, anxiety and trauma in developmentally appropriate ways — building resilience for the future. ![]()
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Clara’s story reminds us that healing is not just individual, it’s relational. Together, families and communities can help children move forward with strength and hope. ![]()
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Read her full story here: www.dcrs.ca/from-silence-to-healing/ ![]()
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#ForPeopleForCommunities #ChildrensMentalHealth #HealingTogether #CommuityCare #CounsellingPrograms #DIVERSEcity #SurreyBC #Delta #Canada
Earlier today, 20 of our staff came together at Frank Hurt Park for the DIVERSEcity Neighbourhood Cleanup, in partnership with the City of Surrey. ![]()
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It was a morning filled with teamwork, smiles, laughter and a shared purpose — as we worked to make the park a little greener and a little cleaner. A hands-on way to be in services, help in our neighbourhood and connect with the community. ![]()
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Because when we care for our parks, we care for each other. 🌎🌲♻️ ![]()
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#forpeopleforcommunites #CommunityCare #sustainablity #NeighbourhoodCleanUp #surreybc #delta #canada @thecityofsurrey
The first day of school is just around the corner! 🍎 ![]()
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Whether your child is starting kindergarten or moving to a new school, a little preparation can make a big difference. ![]()
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Over the next few weeks, we'll share practical tips to help families feel confident and ready for the year ahead. ![]()
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Stay tuned for helpful advice on enrolment, routines, supplies and more — because a smooth start sets the tone for a great year#forpeopleforcommunitesn#backtoschoolc#ParentTipst#diversecityE#surreybcr#deltaD#canadaanada
We're raffling off a pair of tickets to MEWA, a powerful Punjabi-language stage play exploring the life of Mewa Singh — a Sikh immigrant navigating racism, resistance and identity in early 20th-century Canada.![]()
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Presented by Navrasa Theatre Arts and written and directed by Bir Btaalvi, this play sheds light on a lesser-known chapter of Canadian history, from the Komagata Maru tragedy to acts of resistance against colonial injustice.![]()
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Dates: August 22–23, 2025![]()
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Location: Surrey Arts Centre![]()
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To enter, please fill out the form here: www.dcrs.ca/ticket-giveaway-experience-mewa/![]()
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Winners will be announced on social media. Follow us at @DIVERSEcityBC on Facebook and @DIVERSEcityBC_ on Instagra#mewaplayA#navrasatheatree#surreyartscentree#CommunityHistorys#Punjabitheatree#SouthAsianStoriesories
Ticket Giveaway: Experience MEWA - DIVERSEcity Community Resources Society
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We’re raffling off a pair of tickets to MEWA, a powerful Punjabi-language stage play exploring the life of Mewa Singh — a Sikh immigrant navigating racism, resistance and identity in early 20th-ce...
Are you looking to grow in the auto sector field? Are you wanting to upgrade your skills? Become an electric vehicle (EV) certified technician! 🚗![]()
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EVolveSkills is a FREE three-week program designed to help you obtain the skills and qualifications needed to work in EV repair and maintenance. If you're looking to enter the auto motive field or just expand your current skill set, this program offers:![]()
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- A customized EV micro-credential training program with Vancouver Community College![]()
- One-on-one coaching, mentorship and networking opportunities ![]()
- Career exploration and employment skills training![]()
- Hands-in and industry-specific training to get you ready![]()
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This cohort will start September 2025! For more information and to apply, visit: www.dcrs.ca/our-services/employment-programs/evolve-skills/ ![]()
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Funded by the Government of Canada's Sectoral Workforce Solutions P#ForPeopleForCommunitieso#EVRepair #jobskills##jobtrainingo#electricvehiclesi#GreenJobs##evtrainingE#tradesn#tradestraininge#cleantech##autorepairA#surreybc #deltayBC #Delta