Vital People

What do Maja Tait, the mayor of Sooke, and Dan Gunn, the executive director of Victoria’s $3 billion technology industry, have in common? They’re both…

Science has proven that working in the garden is therapy for the body and the mind.  That’s why one of the many projects supported by…

Teens across Vancouver Island are getting excited about graduation from one grade to the next, or that final leap from high school to life as…

The latest Vital People, from The Victoria Foundation and CHEK News, takes a look at a new tracking device intended to reduce the risks of dementia-related wandering.

Greater Victoria Public Library is turning the page on teen learning with DigiLabs.

A young woman volunteered for six months in Ghana, and saw the life-changing difference a small amount of cash can make in the lives of the women there.

How can the Victoria Foundation be assured it’s spending money on what matters most to the community? That’s where Vital Conversations comes in.

One of the many programs supported by The Victoria Foundation is the Aberdeen Art Program, which offers recreational therapy for that centre’s Complex Care residents.