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Find out more about our multidisciplinary program!About UsThe South Community Birth Program (SCBP) was established in October 2003 to pilot a unique maternity care program situated in the South Community area of Vancouver, British Columbia.At BC Women's hospital, the Head of Family Practice, Sue Harris, and the Head of Midwifery, Lee Saxell, received funding through the Federal Government's Primary Health Care Transition Funds, the Vancouver Coastal Health Authority and B.C. Women's Hospital to pilot an innovative, collaborative, multidisciplinary program. Family physicians, midwives, community health nurses, and doulas all provide care in a community-based, culturally-appropriate, and woman-centered manner during pregnancy, birth and the newborn period. The SCBP is designed to improve the health outcomes of pregnant women in the underserved community of South Vancouver. This is the first such multidisciplinary program of its kind in Canada.Since 2003 the SCBP has cared for more than 2000 women, many of whom are new immigrants to Canada

At HYBRID we believe fitness isn't just going to the gym, sweating a little, and calling it a day. Being healthy encompasses the way you eat, think, act and generally... LIVE. Fitness is a way of life and we are excited to have the opportunity to be a part of your journey to reaching your potential.

We're innovative.' Well we're not claiming to one-up our competition with another hollow statement for you. Actually, our field is changing dramatically and we may just be the first to point it out. Computer and automation work is more creative than ever, and we see ourselves as a design firm. Technology is not only a raw medium like any other, it's the most powerful medium in existence.

In the summer of 2003, a group of seven artists came together to open a collective gallery to have a permanent home to show and sell our work and to offer consignment space to other artists. We all pitched in to transform what was once a cafe into a gallery. The hard work paid off and in the early fall 'Arts Off Main' opened to the public. Shortly thereafter we were joined by a talented framer.