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Community support is an integral part to our programs. Many of our programs are unique in nature and one of a kind within our community. Supporting these programs can be done in a variety of ways. The programs provided by Encompass Support Services Society are only possible through a variety of funding sources, including much appreciated donations of time, materials, resources, and financial contributions by the community. Online: Please click the "Donate Online" button and you will be re-directed to our online donations page. Cheque/Cash: Please fill out donor form below whenever applicable so we can graciously recognize you for your support. Please make all financial donations payable to Encompass Support Services. |
Join us in Membership
ESSS holds its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in September. Membership fees are $5.00 annually and allow eligible members to vote on the Society’s business at the AGM. The Board of Directors is elected by the general membership at the AGM and Executive Officers are elected by the Board of Directors at its first regular meeting following the AGM.
ESSS relies heavily on its membership for input and direction. It is important for all individuals receiving support and their families to have a voice in the organization. While the Society circulates surveys and questionnaires, it is still critical that it have a strong and diverse membership in order to ensure all perspectives are heard and considered.
Members are encouraged to communicate with ESSS regarding services whenever they feel the need to.
ESSS welcomes anyone interested in applying to become a member.
New members may join the Society at any point during the year.
ESSS holds its Annual General Meeting (AGM) in September. Membership fees are $5.00 annually and allow eligible members to vote on the Society’s business at the AGM. The Board of Directors is elected by the general membership at the AGM and Executive Officers are elected by the Board of Directors at its first regular meeting following the AGM.
ESSS relies heavily on its membership for input and direction. It is important for all individuals receiving support and their families to have a voice in the organization. While the Society circulates surveys and questionnaires, it is still critical that it have a strong and diverse membership in order to ensure all perspectives are heard and considered.
Members are encouraged to communicate with ESSS regarding services whenever they feel the need to.
ESSS welcomes anyone interested in applying to become a member.
New members may join the Society at any point during the year.
Seamus’ Stroll for a Stronger Community
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2nd Annual Seamus’ Stroll for a Stronger Community
Join us at Campbell Valley Regional Park on June 4th for the 3KM stroll. Enjoy a BBQ and games (by donation) after the walk. The funds raised will go to Foundry Langley.
About the Seamus Gee Legacy Project The Seamus Gee Legacy Project was started by Langley resident and father, Mike Gee, after Seamus' unexpected passing in 2019, at the age of 16. The Seamus Gee Legacy Project is committed to honouring Seamus’ memory and helping provide a stronger and healthier community for youth and families through a variety of initiatives. |
Holiday Orange Door Project Campaign
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Hosted Annually
1 in 5 people experiencing homelessness in Canada are youth. That's why our stores are raising funds to support 124 local organizations that are committed to preventing and ending youth homelessness in Canada through The Orange Door Project. Donate today! Donations to the Langley location will be directed to the Langley Youth Hub! |
Seamus Gee Legacy Project
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The Seamus Gee Memorial Trades Bursary 2022
We are very happy to announce this years recipient of The Seamus Gee Memorial Trades Bursary, please join us in congratulating Cory L! Cory will soon be starting the ITA Train in Trades Carpentry program through the Langley School District. After discussions with the selection panel Cory seemed to be a fitting recipient as he also seems to possess many similar characteristics that Seamus had as well. Cory has a passion for carpentry and this will allow him to pursue his chosen career path. Congratulations Cory, we wish you well in your future endeavors! |
Feather Fundraiser: Every Child Matters September 2021
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Thank you for taking part in this small initiative to raise awareness, to commemorate the Residential School experience, to witness and honour the healing journey of the survivors and their families, and to commit to the ongoing process of reconciliation.
With support and feedback from our collaborative partner, the Lower Fraser Valley Aboriginal Society, we will be directing the proceeds of our Feather Fundraiser to the Indian Residential School Survivor Society (IRSSS). The IRSSS is a provincial organization based in Vancouver with a twenty-year history of providing services to Residential School Survivors. Thanks to the generous donations from partners, staff, and community members, we will be donating over $6,000.00! The Indian Residential School Survivors Society began in 1994 as a working committee of the First Nations Summit. Their work includes assisting Survivors with the litigation process pertaining to Residential School abuses and in more recent years expanding to include assisting the descendants of Survivors and implementing Community education measures (Indigenous & Non-Indigenous). Visit IRSSS online to learn more about their work: www.irsss.ca |
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS COMMUNITY SPONSORS:
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