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Health and Home Care Society of BC Delivering Meals on Wheels in Vancouver, Richmond and the North Shore. More information: www.carebc.ca

Some people keep showing up, year after year. At Care BC, some Meals on Wheels volunteers have been with us for 10, 20, ...
10/27/2026

Some people keep showing up, year after year.

At Care BC, some Meals on Wheels volunteers have been with us for 10, 20, even 55 years.

Makenzie Myles, our Volunteer Program Manager, says this is one of the things that makes our volunteers so special.

Over the years, she has seen volunteers go out of their way to care for clients.

One volunteer returned to a client’s home to make sure they had received their meal.

Another stayed with a client who had fallen, helping them stay calm while waiting for paramedics.

One volunteer even went to the hospital after their shift to check in on a client who had been taken there earlier that day.

These moments may seem small, but they can mean a great deal to someone who needs a little extra care.

And the same dedication can be found behind the scenes. Our kitchen volunteers have stayed with Meals on Wheels through changes to kitchens and systems, continuing to count, sort and prepare meals with patience and care.

Makenzie says working alongside these volunteers has inspired her to volunteer herself.

Their stories remind us that a community is built by people who are willing to show up for one another.

Again and again.

Year after year.

Congratulations to British Columbia’s Newly Elected Representatives Care BC warmly congratulates all British Columbia’s ...
10/26/2026

Congratulations to British Columbia’s Newly Elected Representatives 

Care BC warmly congratulates all British Columbia’s newly elected representatives. 

Your leadership comes at an important time for seniors, caregivers, volunteers, and those who work every day to support their health and well-being. We look forward to continue partnering with you to strengthen care, foster connected communities, and ensure that all seniors and caregivers can live with the dignity and the supports they need. 

Best wishes as you begin this important chapter of service to all British Columbians. 

Sometimes, the most meaningful part of a Meals on Wheels delivery happens at the door. For someone living alone, the vol...
10/20/2026

Sometimes, the most meaningful part of a Meals on Wheels delivery happens at the door.

For someone living alone, the volunteer arriving with a meal may be one of the few people they see that day.

It might be a quick hello.

A few minutes of conversation.

Someone asking, “How are you doing today?”

For a senior who spends much of the day alone, these small moments can mean a lot.

And for a family member who cannot be there every day, knowing that someone is coming to check in can bring peace of mind.

Makenzie Myles, Care BC’s Volunteer Program Manager, has seen this connection firsthand through her work with Meals on Wheels.

The meal provides nourishment, but the visit can provide something just as important: a moment of connection.

Meals on Wheels is about more than what is delivered. It is also about the person who comes to your door.

Care BC extends its warm congratulations and best wishes as you take on the responsibility of serving the Greater Vancou...
10/19/2026

Care BC extends its warm congratulations and best wishes as you take on the responsibility of serving the Greater Vancouver Area and its diverse communities. 

We hope to see continued focus on policies and investments that support seniors, caregivers, and individuals who depend on community-based services and assistance. By strengthening these supports, we can help ensure that everyone can age with the dignity they deserve and, remain connected, while enjoying a high quality of life in our region.  

We look forward to partnering with you to create the cities that are welcoming, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of residents at every stage of life. 

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Meet Makenzie Myles, Volunteer Program Manager.For the past two years, Makenzie Myles has worked closely with Care BC’s ...
10/13/2026

Meet Makenzie Myles, Volunteer Program Manager.

For the past two years, Makenzie Myles has worked closely with Care BC’s Meals on Wheels volunteers.

She first joined Care BC as a Meals on Wheels Coordinator, where she saw firsthand how much volunteers do for the people we serve.

Her work with clients and volunteers also helped her understand something important: for seniors who may not have family nearby or a strong support system, everyday things like getting groceries or preparing meals can become difficult.

That is one of the reasons Meals on Wheels matters.

Today, Makenzie continues to work alongside the volunteers who help make this service possible, and she has seen the difference they make in the lives of clients and their families.

In this three-part series, Makenzie shares what she has learned from our volunteers and why Meals on Wheels means so much to the community.

This Thanksgiving, we are taking a moment to appreciate the people who make a difference in the lives of others and to r...
10/09/2026

This Thanksgiving, we are taking a moment to appreciate the people who make a difference in the lives of others and to reflect on what care, connection, and kindness mean to our community.

At Care BC, we are grateful for the many people who contribute to a caring and connected community throughout the year. We appreciate the compassion, time, and support shared by our volunteers, staff, caregivers, families, clients, and community partners.

Thank you for being part of the Care BC community. Wishing you and your loved ones a peaceful and meaningful Thanksgiving.

💙 Today, we celebrate the seniors who enrich our lives and strengthen our communities.On National Seniors Day, Care BC h...
10/01/2026

💙 Today, we celebrate the seniors who enrich our lives and strengthen our communities.

On National Seniors Day, Care BC honours the wisdom, resilience, stories, and contributions of older adults across our communities.
 
Every senior deserves to feel valued, respected, connected, and cared for. We are grateful for the opportunity to support seniors and help them remain healthy, independent, and connected to the communities they call home.
 
To the seniors we serve, and seniors everywhere: thank you for all you have given and continue to give.
 
Happy National Seniors Day! 💐
 
AgingWithDignity

From the kitchen to the doorstep. Did you know that Care BC provides Meals on Wheels to seniors in our community? Every ...
10/01/2026

From the kitchen to the doorstep.
 
Did you know that Care BC provides Meals on Wheels to seniors in our community?
 
Every Meals on Wheels delivery is part of a simple but meaningful journey. Hot, nutritious meals are prepared, picked up by volunteers, and delivered to seniors in the community.
 
Behind each delivery is a volunteer who gives their time to help make sure a meal reaches someone who needs it.
 
Thank you to all of our Meals on Wheels volunteers for helping bring nutritious meals, care and connection to seniors in our community.
 
Learn more about Meals on Wheels through the link in our bio.

At Care BC, we believe every older adult deserves to age with dignity, purpose, choice, and connection. Older adults are...
09/22/2026

At Care BC, we believe every older adult deserves to age with dignity, purpose, choice, and connection.
 
Older adults are so much more than their age. They are parents, grandparents, neighbours, mentors, volunteers, caregivers, leaders, friends, and community builders. Their experiences, wisdom, resilience, and contributions enrich our lives and strengthen our communities.
 
As our population ages, it’s important to look beyond the statistics and see the people, stories, and aspirations behind them. Healthy aging is not simply about living longer. It is about having the choice to stay connected, engaged, and involved in the people, places, and activities that matter most.
 
As Barbara Findlay, a fierce advocate for older adults, reminded us:
 
“Age should never define a person’s worth.”
 
Older adults are not passive recipients of care. They continue to contribute to their families, neighbourhoods, and communities in meaningful ways.
 
At Care BC, this belief guides our work every day. We are honoured to support older adults in living with dignity, connection, and belonging while continuing to be active participants in their communities.
 
Because aging well means more than adding years to life. It means making those years meaningful. 
 

A message from our CEO:“As we celebrate Volunteer Week at Care BC, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to every volunt...
09/17/2026

A message from our CEO:

“As we celebrate Volunteer Week at Care BC, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to every volunteer who gives their time, energy, compassion, and heart to support our organization and the people and communities we serve.”

Through Meals on Wheels and other Care BC programs, you, our dedicated volunteers, make a meaningful difference by providing practical support and creating connection, belonging, and moments of care. Your empathy and genuine commitment to helping others inspire those around you and strengthen our community.

Thank you to every Care BC volunteer for being part of something bigger and for making a difference every day.

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204/3077 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC
V6H3J9

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm
Friday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+16047336614

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