Jasper Elise Mansfield

“Everything happens for a reason.”   In her first year with BCMOS, Jasper Elise has already made a huge impact, dedicating over 50 hours of her time to various programs including…Continue readingJasper Elise Mansfield

Caroline Ruus

“Have courage and be kind.”  Last year, after hearing a friend’s positive experience volunteering with the British Columbia Mobility Opportunities Society (BCMOS), Caroline began dedicating her time to BCMOS’ kayaking…Continue readingCaroline Ruus

Gurmehak Januha

“Helping one person might not change the world, but it could change their world.”  Mehak Januha,  then a third-year UBC kinesiology student, was in a lecture when British Columbia Mobility…Continue readingGurmehak Januha

Alana Meyer

“Trust yourself and keep it simple.” Finding Joy and Connection on the Water   When asked about a personal motto, Alana Meyer’s response is a testament to her grounded and positive…Continue readingAlana Meyer

Anahita Tehrani

“I am not what happened to me; I am what I choose to become. So, I will do what I can, with what I have, where I am”  A Legacy…Continue readingAnahita Tehrani

Clara Scaglione

“We are here to add what we can to life, not to get what we can from life” – William Osler “As long as you want to be there and…Continue readingClara Scaglione

Caroline Wolsey

  “No matter where you’re at in life, volunteering can ground you and bring some added perspective into your life. In whatever capacity you can, giving back in some way…Continue readingCaroline Wolsey

Jaden Cherry

“Nothing is impossible. The word itself says, ‘I’m possible” – Audrey Hepburn.  “I love it and every time I get to volunteer, I get really excited and have the best…Continue readingJaden Cherry

Sean Compston

“Journey to the end.“  Finding Purpose on the Water: Sean Compston’s Journey with Adaptive Sailing This month’s volunteer spotlight shines on Sean Compston, a dedicated sailing companion with the Adaptive…Continue readingSean Compston

Keith Man

“Energy goes where attention flows, and my attention is here and now.”  The Disabled Independent Gardeners Association (DIGA) is deeply grateful to have an understanding volunteer like Keith Man. Hailing…Continue readingKeith Man