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2016-2017 Annual Report Hollyburn Family Services Society Hollyburn Family Services Society Our Vision Ending Social Vulnerabilities Our Mission To provide unique services in response to existing and emerging community social needs on the North Shore. Our Values Serve with Integrity, Honour Diverse Perspectives, Nurture A Community of Caring, Lead the Way Our Supporters and Partners Revenues and Expenses Contracts 60% Fundraising/ DonaƟons 11% Gaming 1% Grants 16% Program Fees 2% In-Kind 10% Revenues $2,904,084 Labour 51% Program Costs 12% Client Expenses 14% Admin 13% In-Kind 10% Expenses $2,904,084 AstraZeneca Canada Inc BC Housing British Pacific Properties Capilano Flower Arranging Club City of North Vancouver Civil Forfeiture Office Coast Capital Savings Credit Union Deep Cove Lions Club Department of Justice District of North Vancouver District of West Vancouver Face the World Foundation Grosvenor Hollyburn Properties Ltd Home Depot Canada Foundation Kiwanis Club of West Vancouver MariaMarina Foundation Metro Vancouver – HPS Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General National Hockey League Players Association North Shore Business Club North Shore Community Foundation PaperTech PARC Communities Management Ltd Park Royal Province of BC Quinella Auto Leasing Ltd Recreation Foundation of BC Rotary Club of Lions Gate Scotiabank Service Canada Seymour Golf and Country Club Shaw Communications St Andrews United Church St Timothy’s Church e Co-operators e Dick Irwin Group United Way Lower Mainland Vancouver Foundation Vancouver Coastal Health West Vancouver Community Foundation

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Page 1: Hollyburn Family Services Society · Hollyburn Family Services Society to stretch our funds and our staff to help ensure no child resides in a car or a tent. We saw a 228% increase

2016-2017 Annual Report

Hollyburn Family Services Society

Hollyburn Family Services Society

Our Vision Ending Social Vulnerabilities

Our Mission To provide unique services in response to existing and emerging community social needs on the North Shore.

Our Values Serve with Integrity, Honour Diverse Perspectives, Nurture A Community of Caring, Lead the Way

Our Supporters and PartnersRevenues and Expenses

Contracts60%

Fundraising/Dona ons

11%

Gaming1%

Grants16%

Program Fees2% In-Kind

10%

Revenues$2,904,084

Labour51%

Program Costs12%

Client Expenses14%

Admin13%

In-Kind10%

Expenses$2,904,084

AstraZeneca Canada IncBC HousingBritish Pacific PropertiesCapilano Flower Arranging ClubCity of North VancouverCivil Forfeiture OfficeCoast Capital Savings Credit UnionDeep Cove Lions ClubDepartment of JusticeDistrict of North VancouverDistrict of West VancouverFace the World FoundationGrosvenorHollyburn Properties LtdHome Depot Canada Foundation

Kiwanis Club of West VancouverMariaMarina FoundationMetro Vancouver – HPSMinistry of Public Safety and

Solicitor GeneralNational Hockey League Players

AssociationNorth Shore Business ClubNorth Shore Community FoundationPaperTechPARC Communities Management LtdPark RoyalProvince of BCQuinella Auto Leasing LtdRecreation Foundation of BC

Rotary Club of Lions GateScotiabankService CanadaSeymour Golf and Country

ClubShaw CommunicationsSt Andrews United ChurchSt Timothy’s ChurchThe Co-operatorsThe Dick Irwin GroupUnited Way Lower MainlandVancouver FoundationVancouver Coastal HealthWest Vancouver Community

Foundation

Page 2: Hollyburn Family Services Society · Hollyburn Family Services Society to stretch our funds and our staff to help ensure no child resides in a car or a tent. We saw a 228% increase

Our Impact

313youth

provided with housing

and resources to

succeed

289 homeless seniors served

25 homeless families received

rental supplements and housing

36 Indigenous

people supported to

navigate community-

based services

358 children and

adults received

supports and resources to recover from the impact of

domestic violence

About Us

Our ServicesEmergency Shelter – Supported Housing – Transitional Housing - Life Skill Development – Employment – Access to Education – Housing Loss Prevention – Navigational Support – Rapid Referrals – Leadership Training – Homeless Outreach – Specialized Victim Services – Crisis Management – Safety Plan Development – Social Skill Development – Social Connections – Health and Wellness Supports – Access to Income Augmentation

Message from the Executive DirectorSocial issues are no longer only third world problems. They exist everywhere, including here on the North Shore. Sadly, we have seen unprecedented numbers of homeless seniors taking refuge in their cars, couch-surfing or worse—living on the streets, while too many youth find themselves without a home, without a job, or as victims of abuse. This past year we noted 143 children who, along with their family, experienced homelessness, prompting Hollyburn Family Services Society to stretch our funds and our staff to help ensure no child resides in a car or a tent. We saw a 228% increase of violence towards people over 65 years of age. Our specialized Victim Support Workers helped hundreds of children and adults impacted by family violence, while responding to nearly 1,000 general inquiries.

We are so proud of the enormous impact we have made addressing these issues. With less than 30 staff and almost half of our revenues raised through fundraising initiatives and grants, we made a difference. We raised awareness, we sparked conversations, we inspired change, and we responded to the growing need.

We certainly did not do this alone. It takes a community and our community stood up and said they would help. Our unequivocal success is fully shared with those who worked with us, who shared our vision, who embraced our mission, and who made monetary contributions, donations of goods, housing for seniors, and employment for youth. We thank you.

Nanette Taylor, Executive Director

Youth. Youth Safe House. Life Success. Youth Outreach. Housing Support. Wired 4 Success. Education Navigator. Career Focus. Hockey Heroes

Seniors. Seniors Safe House. HPS Homelessness

Outreach. Homelessness Prevention

Program. Remaining Housed Services. Active Aging. Housing Support

Families. Specialized Victims Services. Domestic Violence Unit. Family Homelessness

Outreach. Family Housing Support

Board of Directors

Alan Kwinter,Chair

Paul Tutsch,Vice-Chair

Michael Thorne,Secretary

Neil Kelly,Treasurer

David Ayriss,Director-at-Large

Christine Eagan,Director-at-Large

Meite Moser,Director-at-Large

Dean Mailey,Director-at-Large

Lynn GreenDirector-at-Large