Muslim Food Bank and Community Services Society ("MFBCS") is a community based charitable organization that assists people facing hunger and food insecurity and advocates self-reliance by providing case management, counselling, emotional support, youth development, senior care and capacity building.
Muslim Food Bank and Community Services Society (MFBCS) recognizes the challenges that people face in supporting themselves and helps them overcome these challenges by focusing on seven core areas: Food Insecurity, Employment, Housing, Education, Skills Development, Physical and Mental Health Support. Since 2010, we have transformed lives and empowered people to become self-reliant, and who in turn have joined us to help others. Our vision is to live in a world where humanity is driven by compassion and love, when people help each other to become self-reliant so that they can in turn help others in their challenges.
The roots of Fraserside Community Services extend back to 1972 when a small group of people formed a support group to help one another cope with, and overcome, personal challenges. Calling themselves Self Aid Never Ends (SANE), members believed that the most effective way to overcome personal difficulties was through self-help. With a government grant, the group developed its first community initiative - The Sapperton Thrift Store. Soon after, the group formed a non-profit society and opened an Achievement Center for people with developmental disabilities.
Pathway Community Services Ltd. provides advocacy, support, and person-centered planning for individuals with diverse needs, ensuring they are valued and accepted as contributing members of society.
Share is a non-profit, independent, community based agency and registered charity providing leadership and programs in response to the social and development needs of the residents of the Tri-Cities/Coquitlam, Pt. Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmure and Belcarra and adjacent communities. Share provides community development and community-based social services.