Annual Giving Campaign
Thank you for the generosity and care you continue to show Cascadia through our Annual Giving Campaign. Last year, your support allowed us to restore the Kaspar House basement after significant flooding damage. This year, we invite you to help us reach our $20,000 goal as we focus on nurturing creativity, community, and appreciation across our programs. Funds raised will support the purchase of a new kiln for our clay workshop, an additional wax melter for our candle studio, and a meaningful coworker and volunteer appreciation event. Together, these projects ensure our spaces remain vibrant, productive, and filled with the warmth and gratitude that define Cascadia.
Program Description
The Cascadia Society is a life-sharing community that includes adults with special needs. Cultural, artistic and therapeutic experiences are provided through residential home care and day activities within the urban setting of Vancouver’s North Shore. The Cascadia Society is dedicated to bringing healing to human beings and to the earth. Their primary task is to allow the potential in each person to unfold and to be in harmonious relationship with the environment.
Philosophy
In Cascadia, we strive to build a community that celebrates each individual and can make a social and cultural contribution to society. We hold the image of man as described in the western philosophy of Rudolf Steiner and the principles of Anthroposophy and the International Camphill Movement. Coworkers care for the well being of the human spirit within all of us regardless of ability level.
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Anthony’s Blog June 19, 2020
Since the beginning of the Covid pandemic, the Cascadia program is using Zoom to include all of the companions, coworkers and parents. Every afternoon at one o’clock we meet on zoom to discuss one topic [...]
Anthony’s Blog March 6, 2020
This week in our Monday morning gathering, we sang our March songs and then Ruth T. read to us this week’s “Calendar of the Soul” verse. After that everybody shared their weekends and then we [...]
Anthony’s Blog February 28, 2020
In our Monday morning gathering, we sang our February songs and then Elliott read to us this week’s “Calendar of the Soul Verse”. After that everybody shared their weekends and then we spoke about the [...]