Our Blog
The people we serve have rich stories of their own that they generously allow us to share from time to time. Here are some of those stories.
Introducing Executive Chef Duane Schneider
Chef Duane’s passion for cooking was sparked in childhood when he asked his mother for lasagna and she suggested he try making it himself. The result was a success, and
Crisis of brain injuries points to need for more supports
The Cridge Centre has been a leader in brain injury services in BC for over 30 years, and more recently has provided the only dual-stream service in Canada for women
Victory Against Coercive Control: MP Laurel Collins’ Bill Moves Forward in Parliament
We are thrilled to see that Victoria MP Laurel Collins has managed to push through a private member’s bill criminalizing coercive control. And with unanimous support in the House of
There’s No Plan B
Private donations have made it possible for The Cridge Centre for the Family to lead the nation in providing housing and support services for women who have experienced a brain
Why Do I Love My Job?
A lot of people dread going to work. They live for the weekend and then fall into grumpiness at the thought of Monday morning. Generally speaking, I am not one
3T+1T=4T
No – this is not a lesson in Algebra (PHEW!). Rather, this is an opportunity for you to think about what Ts you have in your life. Let me explain.
Planting Seeds of Hope
Spring is my favourite time of the year! I love watching leaves bud and flowers form and the seeds that I have planted in my garden popping up. So fun
Amelia’s Story
What do you do when you are 16, living in a remote community, and pregnant? The first thing is to go online and start intense searching. That is how Amelia
Our Cridge Childcare Experience
Being told you are number 19 on the waiting list for childcare is not news any parent wants to hear 6 months before you need it. As panic and oh-my-what-are-we-going-to-do-now
