Friendly Visitor
Regular conversation and companionship with a trained community volunteer.
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Connection. Information. Community.
Volunteer-led support that helps older adults and caregivers stay connected, informed and part of community life.
Serving communities since 1991
A local network of support
Ageing can bring change, new questions and fewer everyday connections. The Society's trained volunteers offer time, practical information and respectful peer support.
Every conversation begins with the person: what matters to them, what they are looking for and whether a current program is a suitable fit.
Support is shaped around the older adult or caregiver, not a one-size-fits-all path.
Trained volunteers provide community-based peer support, not professional counselling.
Local knowledge helps people identify community resources and meaningful next steps.
What we do
Programs focus on companionship, practical navigation, caregiver wellbeing and connection across generations.
Regular conversation and companionship with a trained community volunteer.
Ask about this servicePractical help finding information, community resources and a sensible next step.
Ask about this serviceA listening ear and community connection for people caring for an older adult.
Ask about this serviceOpportunities for older and younger generations to learn, contribute and connect.
Ask about this serviceOur service area
Contact the Society to confirm whether a program is currently available in your community.
A clear first step
You do not need to know which program fits before reaching out.
Call or email with a brief description of what you or someone you support is looking for.
The Society will listen, ask a few practical questions and explain any relevant current options.
If a program is suitable and available, the Society will explain what happens next.
Trusted community service
The Society has served older adults since 1991 and remains focused on strengthening connection across North Vancouver Island.
About the SocietyReady to connect?
Call or email the Society. We will help you understand the available next step.