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Community services in North Vancouver, British Columbia

118 services and 50 organizations, each with a last verified date. Last updated February 2024. Change community

Most listings in North Vancouver are mental health and addictions and education and training. 24 are listed as free.

Nearby communities with listings: Mission 1 (1.4 km), Seymour Creek 2 (3.5 km), Capilano 5 (4.4 km), Vancouver (7.8 km), North Vancouver (district municipality) (8.6 km).

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Crisis support in North Vancouver

  2. Family Services of the North Shore

    Organization

    • 0.1 km from centre
    • Crisis support
    • Babies and toddlers (0-3)
    • Children (4-12)
    • Mon - Thu: 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM
    • Website checked March 2026

All 12 crisis lines in North Vancouver

Showing the first 50 of 156 listings. Search or choose a category to see every listing.

  9. Backpack Buddies

    Organization

    • 1.3 km from centre
    • Children (4-12)
    • Youth (13-24)
    • Website checked March 2026
Also available in North Vancouver (9)

Services based elsewhere that also serve North Vancouver; the 8 most needed are shown.

Common questions about services in North Vancouver

What community services are listed in North Vancouver?

118 services and 50 organizations in North Vancouver, British Columbia. The largest groups are mental health and addictions (77), education and training (64), health care and medical (56).

Which services in North Vancouver are free?

24 of the 168 listings are listed as free. Open a category to filter with the Free chip.

Where is crisis help in North Vancouver?

12 listings are marked as crisis support: CMHA - Brief Counselling Service, Family Services of the North Shore, Family Services of The North Shore - Individual Counselling and 9 more. In danger, call 911. Struggling or thinking of self-harm, call or text 988.

How current are the listings for North Vancouver?

The most recent verified date among these listings is February 2024. 58 of the 168 carry "Website checked March 2026": the organization's website was confirmed live then, which is not a verification of the details.

Which nearby communities also have listings?

The nearest communities with listings are Mission 1 (1.4 km), Seymour Creek 2 (3.5 km) and Capilano 5 (4.4 km).

See the numbers for North Vancouver

Safety net coverage in North Vancouver

All communities
Listings per 10,000 people
29, from 168 listings for 58,120 people
Coverage by category, listings per 10,000 people
  • Food and nutrition3.8
  • Housing and homelessness6.4
  • Mental health and addictions13
  • Health care and medical9.6
  • Income and financial help1.4
  • Justice and legal1.9
  • Employment and work2.4
  • Childcare and parenting5
Freshness
34% of listings checked in the last 12 months
Unmet demand
Not yet collected; counted at community level from launch
The full picture
Communities can see coverage by need, life stage and neighbourhood, and capacity against demand over time, with HelpSeeker's community analytics.
How this is counted

Every organization and program listed in North Vancouver counts once, as listings per 10,000 people against the population on record. A listing counts under each category it is listed in. More about the data.

By need, listings per 10,000 people

  • Help with my mental health14
  • A fresh start13
  • Help with drinking or drugs13
  • Knowing where to go13
  • Skills for work11
  • Learning and school11
  • Medical care9.6
  • Making my own choices8.8
  • Help for my family7.4
  • Help right now6.9
  • Safety from harm6.9
  • Money to get by6.5
  • A home I can afford6.4
  • A safe place to sleep tonight6.4
  • Help raising my kids5
  • People who get me4.5
  • Rest and recreation4.5
  • Somewhere to wash4
  • Food to eat3.8
  • Support with memory, thinking or a disability3.3
  • A way to get there2.8
  • My culture and roots2.6
  • A job2.4
  • Someone who has been through it2.4
  • Clothes and basic things2.1
  • Legal help and my rights1.9
  • Faith and spiritual practice1.7
  • Being who I am1.2
  • Help in my language0.7
  • Making and creating0.7
  • Meaning and purpose0.7
  • Coping with loss0.5
  • Getting online0.5
  • A way to give back or have a say0.3
  • Dying with dignity0.3
  • Safe surroundings0.3
  • Time in nature0.3
  • Care for my animal0.2