Community Support Resources | City of Port Moody

There are resources available in Port Moody and its surrounding communities that connect people with the services they need.

BC211

211 is a free and confidential service that connects people to helpful and vital resources in their community.

Dial or text 2.1.1 to be connected with a resource navigator who will provide information and referral to available social, government, and community supports and services that can help with:

basic needs like food and shelter,
mental health and addictions support,
legal and financial assistance,
supports for seniors, newcomers, and much more.

General Resources

Childcare and childhood development

Westhill YMCA Daycare

The City has partnered with YMCA BC to operate a child care facility at Westhill Community Centre.

Visit the Social Planning page to learn more about waitlists and registration.

Early childhood development

We recognize the importance of early childhood development programs. As a member of the Tri Cities Early Childhood Development Committee, Port Moody strives to provide every child with the opportunities necessary to develop to their full potential. To find out what resources are available, see the Tri Cities Kids Matter Community Resources Map.

Food access and resources

Tri-Cities Food Stories and Diversity Project Community Cookbook

The Tri-Cities Food Stories and Diversity Project Community Cookbook is a collaboration between Tri-Cities Food Council member organizations, including Port Moody. This digital resource is a collection of recipes from residents that moved to the Tri-Cities from other parts of the world, and now call the region home.

Quick links to food security resources

There are resources available in Port Moody and its surrounding communities that connect people with the services they need. Please note, there may be other community support resources available in Port Moody and the Tri-Cities that are not listed here.

Food Link Society Coquitlam
Paul's Place | Outreach | Trinity United Church Port Coquitlam
The Peoples’ Pantry
Hamper Distribution Location:
2909 Hope Street
Port Moody, BC
V3H 2J3
PoCoMo Meals On Wheels

Homelessness

There are a variety of resources available in the Tri-Cities to assist people who find themselves without a home.

Tri-Cities Homelessness and Housing Task Group (TCHHTG)

This community task group works to end homelessness in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody. Visit the TCHHTG website for a list of resources such as the Street Survival Guide (PDF) for the region which includes available services to those who are in need of income and employment assistance, shelter, community policing offices, meals, food banks, clothing, laundry and shower services, and medical and/or addictions help.

3030 Gordon

3030 Gordon is an emergency shelter in Coquitlam for men and women who are homeless in the Tri-Cities. The facility is operated by RainCity Housing and includes 30 emergency shelter beds and 30 transitional housing units. Pets are welcome and three meals a day are provided.

Hope for Freedom Society

Hope for Freedom Society provides a range of housing, counselling, support and referral services with a focus on people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in the Tri-Cities.

Senior Services Society

The Seniors Services Society provides housing support and services for individuals over the age of 60.