Healthy Together Program
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DÃa de muertos (day of the dead) is a holiday celebrated in Mexico from the beginning of October until Nov 2nd. The multi-day holiday brings people together to pray and […]
DÃa de muertos (day of the dead) is a holiday celebrated in Mexico from the beginning of October until Nov 2nd. The multi-day holiday brings people together to pray and […]
Latincouver’s initiative, “Protecting the Health of Latin American Communities by Promoting Vaccination”, has been awarded by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) for the fourth consecutive year.
This two-year project, supported by the Immunization Partnership Fund, is designed to educate and empower Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking communities across Canada about the importance of immunization.
The project reached over 20,000 people
A culturally grounded, trauma-informed initiative in response to the April 26, 2025 tragedy, supporting Vancouver communities affected by loss, grief, and anxiety.
This initiative was intentionally developed in response to both the direct and indirect impacts of trauma, with the goal of bringing people together, alleviating fear, and supporting community-wide healing, trust, and collective resilience.
Many impacted were immigrants, refugees, and newcomers who felt retraumatized by the event.
By offering support within a trusted community setting, the initiative reduced stigma and created a welcoming space for care.
Latincouver Cultural & Business Society, was one of over 40 community organizations supported through United Way BC’s Kapwa Strong Fund. Through this fund, United Way BC has invested over $1.5 million in community-led healing and recovery efforts across the province.
Below, we share how the funding received by Latincouver supported our community work and the impact of these initiatives.
A series of 8 workshops and 6 podcasts designed to support, educate, and empower women affected by violence, as well as those who wish to support survivors.
This program available in 3 languages (English, Spanish, and Portuguese) brings together psychologists, lawyers, and community leaders to address GBV from multiple perspectives: emotional, legal, social, and economic. Participants will gain practical knowledge, emotional tools, and access to community resources to promote healing and prevention.
There are no requirements to join, everyone is welcome to participate, learn, and be part of this safe and supportive community.
We’ve got plenty of information and resources for our latino community. Hear our Podcasts, watch our videos and interact with us in Spanish and Portuguese.
