Allyship is a lifelong commitment to support and stand with marginalized groups. Here are 10 realistic ways you can practise allyship.

Building Bridges with Music is a music program, where children of all abilities can come together, using music as a medium. Music programs present many benefits, ultimately encouraging children to reach their fullest potential. Each session incorporates a variety of engaging and fun activities with an experienced music teacher.

After SDC’s COVID Relief Fund to provide PPE to those in immediate need, our parliament kindly shared some words of gratitude. Senator Yonah Martin, Ed Fast for Abbotsford, Kerry-Lynne Findlay for South Surrey—White Rock, and Nelly Shin for Port Moody—Coquitlam shared appreciation letters to thank us for our contribution during these unprecedented times. T

Building Bridges with Music, SDC’s music therapy program, is one of our most treasured initiatives. Since SDC was founded 10 years ago, we have seen countless children join us in celebrating both music and each other

Are you looking for a way to help right now? With events and gatherings cancelled, wouldn’t it be great to join together in generosity? A Giving Group on Charitable Impact can help. Even if you don’t feel that you have a lot to give charitably, you can inspire a movement through small donations. 

Senator Yonah Martin and MP Alice Wong joined us to deliver Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) face masks to veterans and seniors in assisted living and care homes!

Without our children in school, parents and families are responding to the continued need to keep their kids engaged and socially healthy.

Every single action makes a difference in the lives of those of immediate need. Whether the actions are as simple as a like, comment, or share, we are incredibly grateful.

As of April 20th, 2020, in support of the worldwide effort to keep our communities safe, SDC has raised an astounding total of over $10,000 dollars to provide PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for those in immediate need.

On April 15th, 2020, SDC was able to provide a total of 3300 disposable masks to Pinegrove Place, Courtyard Gardens, and Gilmore Gardens in Richmond.

In just a few short months, COVID-19 has grown into a global pandemic. Across Canada, healthcare systems are overwhelmed due to the number of patients, and millions of people need support as social distancing and the economic impact take its toll on Canadians.