Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society
Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society offers culturally grounded programs for Indigenous people in Vancouver, including employment, family, housing, and education support. Its Elders' Food and Wellness Program serves Indigenous Residential School Survivors, Elders, and Knowledge Keepers aged 55 and up, with a free weekday lunch, health and wellness activities, and help with housing, income, and legal matters. A weekly Elder's Bingo social runs Wednesdays, 9am-11am, for ages 65 and up. Email elders@vafcs.org or call 604-251-4844 to find out more.
Services & Programs (2)
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Daily drop-in lunch and a weekly food bank for Indigenous Elders at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre. A free lunch is served every weekday at noon, and a food bank runs on Wednesdays (except during cheque issue week). Call 604-251-4844 or email elders@vafcs.org to sign up.For Indigenous People
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Drop-in wellness program for Indigenous Elders, Residential School Survivors and Knowledge Keepers age 55+, run by the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society. Includes daily on-site meals, cultural sessions and workshops, and help connecting to housing, income and legal supports. A weekly Elder's Bingo social runs Wednesdays from 9 to 11am for ages 65 and older in the CSB Room. Free to attend; email elders@vafcs.org to register.For Indigenous People
Services & Programs
- Aboriginal Friendship Centre – Elder Meals on Wheels Free weekday lunch and a Wednesday food bank for Elders
- Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society – Elders Program Drop-in meals, culture and support for Elders 55+
Details
- Categories
- Indigenous Services, Food & Meals
- Services
- Community & Culture, Elders Programs, Meals for Seniors, Food Bank
- Who it is for
- Adults, Seniors, Indigenous, Families
- Area served
- Metro Vancouver
- Neighbourhood
- Grandview-Woodland
- How to use it
- In Person, Phone