Category: MoreToMyStory

There’s More to Kate’s Story

Enda, Program Coordinator for the Street Youth Job Action (SYJA) program at Directions, shares with us a story about Kate. Kate is a youth who came to SYJA tryi...

There’s More to Our 2SLGBTQIA+ Program’s Story

This program is about far more than simply hanging out.

There’s More to Harp’s Story

Running the Food Program at Directions is Harp's dream job, but for them it's about so much more than the food.

There’s More to Em’s Story

FSGV employee, Em, reflects on his experience as a homeless youth and how this experience shaped him.

There’s More to Jessica’s Story

For most of the last nine years, I was a reclusive shut-in. Now, as I write this, I'm planning my next trip to Mexico and two months ago I went to Spain with my...

There’s More to Mae’s Story

FSGV employee, Mae, reflects on how accessing a program like the Sexual Abuse Intervention Program as a child might have impacted her life - and how the work sh...

There’s More to Rosie’s Story

The sound of a motorcycle sent me down memory lane the other day. Not every motorcycle has this effect, just a specific kind of road bike with a higher-pitched ...

There’s More to Sara’s Story

Sara came to Canada as a refugee with her five children, her elderly mother, and nothing else but a backpack. When her family arrived, they needed help. "I wish...

Introducing the #MoreToMyStory Campaign

We all have a story. It's something we keep in mind at Family Services of Greater Vancouver, every single day. It's why we take the time to get to know each of ...

Creativity in Counselling: Meet Katrina, a Trauma Counsellor at FSGV

Katrina Grabner (she/her) is a Registered Clinical Counsellor at FSGV with an MA in Psychotherapy and specialization in art therapy. Katrina has always worked w...

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