LMNHS encourages active participation and proactivity as we strive towards the development of a healthier community.
Check out our programs and services on our website: https://lmnhs.bc.ca
Settlement Program Administrative Coordinator job listing: https://lmnhs.bc.ca/job-posting-settlement-program-administrative-coordinator/ Little Mountain Neighbourhood House provides necessary educational, cultural, recreational, and social services for the community of the Little Mountain and Riley Park area.
06/24/2026
Join us for an evening of Pride celebration at Riley Park Community Garden on Thursday, July 23. We'll have free food, activities and all-ages music bingo with drag king, Justin Abit. Register today!
Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Pride Fair Join us for a free Pride celebration with music, food, fun activities, and more!
06/06/2026
Kapwa in Practice: Supporting Filipino Community Healing After Collective Trauma
Date: June 10, 2026
Time: 10am-12pm
Location: Mt Pleasant Community Centre, 1 Kingsway, Vancouver - Multipurpose Room 3
Facilitator: John Tolentino, BC Filipino Therapist Association (BCFTA)
The session will include a circle check-in and introductions, a quick history of events and collaboration of Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Society (LMNHS) and the BC Filipino Therapist Association (BCFTA), a psychoeducational teaching and learning about working with the Filipino community and then a moment of closing, questions and reflections. We will also share resources for mental health support.
John Tolentino (he/him/they/them) is a Registered Social Worker in private practice and a doctoral student in education, specializing in trauma-informed and culturally responsive care. He is the founder of the BC Filipino Therapist Association (BCFTA), a grassroots network of Filipino clinicians supporting community mental health across British Columbia.
Grounded in his lived experience as a Filipino migrant and q***r community member, John's work integrates complex trauma frameworks with Filipino cultural values such as kapwa (shared identity) and pakikiramdam (relational attunement). Following the April 26 tragedy, he has supported individuals, families, and community partners through counselling, consultation, and community-based programming.
His facilitation style is relational, accessible, and practical-bridging clinical knowledge with real-world application for frontline staff and community leaders. John is passionate about creating spaces of care, connection, and sustainability for those supporting others. johntolentino.com
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Moving and learning with community has no age! Our Older Adults programs are designed for those 55+ who are seeking ways to stay active and engaged through activities such as knitting, ukulele, line dancing, pole walking, and more! While some programs will remain at locations around the neighbourhood, we are excited to have a dedicated space for Older Adult programs at the front of the building, with ample sunlight and right beside our expansive patio.
05/29/2026
Drumroll please 🥁…our Child Care wait list will go live on our website on Monday, June 1. To register your children aged 3 months to 12 years old, please visit lmnhs.bc.ca/child-care
05/27/2026
Come join our Summer Day Camps for a fun-filled summer! Registration is open, and we still have spaces available during the first five weeks of summer from July 6–August 28. The cost of attendance is $185 per week. To register, please contact [email protected]
Our Community department reflects our overarching mission as a neighbourhood house: to foster community connections and build long-lasting relationships of trust and respect. We are excited to have more space dedicated to Community programming — in particular an onsite community garden to grow food and a large multipurpose room to distribute that food.
We are proud to welcome individuals from all stages of childhood through adulthood to our neighbourhood house. 👶🏽🧒🏻👩🏼👩🏾🦱🧑🏻🦳👨🏽🦳👵🏼
We will continue to offer an abundance of programs for children and families at our new location, including but certainly not limited to: parent support groups, women’s sharing circles, counseling and art therapy, after school programs, professional development camps, childminding, and so much more.
05/21/2026
Registration for LMOSC summer camp is now open! The first five weeks of summer still have availability, so be sure to act fast. To register, please contact Emily at [email protected]
First up is our Settlement programs, which will be based in the west side of the building. This includes language, learning, and leadership programs, as well as immigration support and community connections.
We are very excited to have a commercial kitchen again! Our previous location at 3981 Main St had a newly installed commercial kitchen that we unfortunately lost to the fire in 2023, and our current office has limited kitchen capacity. The new space at 157 E 36th Ave will allow us to offer even more home-cooked meals for our program participants, staff, and volunteers, inviting new opportunities to share good company and good food.
| Monday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 4:30pm |
| Friday | 9am - 4:30pm |