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That’s right, you read it correctly; the July edition of the InterGenNS Community Newsletter has just been released. Now, I won’t take up anymore of… Read more »

The April 2024 edition of the InterGen Community News is out and the reviews are in: It’s a hit! But don’t take my word for… Read more »

Ok, we hear you say, I don’t earn enough to pay tax anyway so why should I bother? The simple answer is: so you don’t… Read more »

It’s a new day and there’s no better way to kick it off than by getting to hear about a participant’s experience with our programs…. Read more »

Our updated version of the Friendly Visiting program was recently launched a few months ago with the return of in person visiting! NSCR’s Friendly Visiting… Read more »

Our North Shore Community Income Tax Clinic assists eligible lower income individuals to complete and file their income tax return. Taxes are prepared by qualified… Read more »

We are excited to share that NSCR has been announced as Crombie Lynn Valley’s 2023 Charity of Choice. “We very much appreciate Crombie’s donation which… Read more »

October 30 has been proclaimed BC Non-Profit Day – to honour the impactful work of non-profit organizations and gain a deeper understanding of their vital… Read more »

NSCR requires a part time (4 days/week) dynamic Communication Specialist (CS) to lead NSCR’s efforts to promote and market NSCR programs, services and the organization…. Read more »

  NSCR is looking for two engaging and dynamic leaders to facilitate our North Shore Young Civic Forum (the Forum). The first position is for… Read more »

Volunteering is a great way to gain skills, experience and new social connections that help you and the community. NSCR’s Youth Volunteer Directory has opportunities… Read more »

The latest edition of NSCR’s quarterly newsletter has been delivered to inboxes! You can read it here. Make sure you’re subscribed to our mailing list… Read more »

In the wake of an emergency, your neighbours will often be the first on the scene. Research into acute emergencies and chronic stressors tells us… Read more »

Don Peters, Chair of North Shore Community Resources’ Community Housing Action Committee (CHAC) has been selected as one of twenty recipients of the 2023 BC… Read more »

For our first InterGenNS event, we brought together students from the Grade 7 class at Norgate Community School and seniors from the community to assemble… Read more »

Facing significantly increased hydro bills after WYSE Utilities installed submeters in their building, tenants across the North Shore reached out to North Shore Community Resources’… Read more »

The latest edition of NSCR’s quarterly newsletter has been delivered to inboxes! You can read it here. Make sure you’re subscribed to our mailing list… Read more »

Whether it is supporting seniors, helping child care providers navigate the licensing process or fundraising to help NSCR build capacity, we’re proud to introduce our… Read more »

InterGenNS Community Connector is A newsletter launched by the InterGenNS Project to update the North Shore community about our project as well as new and… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources joins the BC Provincial Government’s Ministry of Education and Child Care in recognizing May as Child Care Month. NSCR’s Child and… Read more »

Don Peters, Chair of North Shore Community Resources’ Community Housing Action Committee (CHAC) has been selected as one of twenty recipients of the 2023 BC… Read more »

In June 2022, North Shore Community Resources convened Housing for All!, three free public conversations on affordable housing on the North Shore. The Housing for… Read more »

Housing for All is a series of three public events hosted in three major North Shore municipalities that will bring together a diverse group of… Read more »

Meet the members of this year’s North Shore Young Civic Forum, our platform for learning about and influencing North Shore municipal governments. Forum 3.0 Cohort… Read more »

In early January, NSCR’s InterGenNS team were guests on SFU’s Below the Radar podcast. “Am Johal sits down with the team at InterGenNS, a North… Read more »

Democracy Café is a non-partisan program that encourages residents and citizens to more actively participate in civic life while encouraging governments to better facilitate citizen… Read more »

We invite you to join us for an all-candidates conversation about housing. Each of the five parties has been asked to select a representative to… Read more »

Did you know NSCR began as a volunteer-run organization? For over 40 years we have provided seniors with valuable information through our Seniors One Stop… Read more »

NSCR requires a full time, permanent Better at Home Lead to spearhead our programs and services. The Better at Home Lead provides overall leadership and… Read more »

Wishing our North Shore Community a very happy Pride Week! Show your support for our LGBTQ+ neighbours by flying the Pride Flag, sharing this post… Read more »

Did you know we send out a quarterly newsletter? Every season we let our community know about upcoming events and share some special stories about… Read more »

We can’t wait for the days when we can swing our doors open and welcome people to drop by our office again. Until then, we… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources (NSCR) envisions the North Shore as a thriving, interconnected community of family, friends, neighbours and colleagues who live, work and play… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources is at a loss for words at learning of the tragedy at the Lynn Valley branch of the North Vancouver District… Read more »

Welcome to NSCR’s new website! We have been working hard to bring this new and improved website to our community. We hope the improved user… Read more »

North Shore Community Resources publishes an annual report each year to give the community access to our updates and see how we have changed over… Read more »

Meet the members of this year’s North Shore Young Citizens’ Forum, our platform for learning about and influencing North Shore municipal governments. Forum Cohort Bios.Nov2020… Read more »