Regional Coordinator

Beverley Pitman

Phone:  604.294.8929

Email: beverleyp@uwlm.ca

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Regional Aboriginal Engagement Coordinator

Position Currently Vacant

Community Coordinators

Burnaby:   Kamala Sproule   kamalasproule@gmail.com                                                   
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Delta:   Muriel Kerr   murielannkerr@gmail.com

Langley:   Robyn Diakiw   diakiw1@telus.net

New Westminster:   Karen Corcione   karen.corcione@gov.bc.ca                                   
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North Shore:   Fran Jones   fran.jones@nscr.bc.ca

Richmond:   Helen Davidson   helendavidson@shaw.ca                                                              
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Ridge Meadows:   Roberta O'Brien   rmecd@shaw.ca                                                                  
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Sea to Sky:   Julia Black   Julia_Black@hotmail.com                                                         
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Sunshine Coast:   Heidy Kus-Kardos  earlyyears@outlook.com

Surrey/White Rock:   Penny Coates     childrenspartnershipsurreywr@gmail.com 
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Tri-Cities:    Susan Foster    susan.foster@gov.bc.ca                                                          
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Vancouver:  Karen Sadler    klsadler@mac.com

Communities We Serve

Anmore, Belcarra, Bowen Island, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Delta, Gibsons, City of Langley, Township of Langley, Lions Bay, Maple Ridge, Mt. Currie, New Westminster, North Vancouver City, North Vancouver District, N'Quatqua, Pemberton, Pitt Meadows, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, Sechelt, Southern Stlatl'imx, Squamish, Surrey, Vancouver, West Vancouver, Whistler and White Rock.  

Supporting Children & Families in the Lower Mainland

The funding that Success By 6 allocates to the United Way of the Lower Mainland (UWML) is invested throughout the region.

Building on UWLM’s long-term investments in local Early Years community development work, the Success By 6 (SB6) funds are directed to activities defined in local Early Years strategic plans, with recommendations identified by local planning coalitions and approved by UWLM.  Empowering these coalitions to engage collaboratively in this kind of work supports them to continue to make gains in community-driven planning and coordination, awareness and mobilization, and improved service delivery.

The SB6 Projects grant focuses on local, small-scale projects that are essential to children’s development and overall family wellbeing. Examples include You Make the Difference parent education programs, Family Place drop-in programs, early literacy programs, and Parent Child Mother Goose bonding sessions.