CLICK's Janey Lee is awarded the Prime Minister's Award for teaching excellence
CLICK board member Janey Lee, a teacher at Thunderbird Elementary in Vancouver, received a 2013 Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence.
Fall 2013 newsletter — "solving child poverty is a moral issue"
Dr. John Millar, former BC Provincial Health Officer, on why child poverty in BC is a moral failure — plus a president's message, a profile of 94-year-old donor Bob Lane, and how to hold a holiday Fun-Raiser.
Your Vancouver, your kids — hold a Fun-Raiser this holiday season
Hosting a party this season? A CLICK Fun-Raiser turns any gathering — a wine and cheese, an office Christmas party, a birthday — into support for Vancouver kids growing up in poverty. Here is how it works.
Rockin' for a Good Cause, November 9, 2013
CLICK was back at the sixties-themed Rockin' for a Good Cause dance at the Maritime Labour Centre, with live bands, a costume contest and every CLICK ticket supporting Vancouver kids.
Caring about kids in your own back yard
Vancouver resident Bonnie Mah presented a $1,000 cheque to CLICK board member Mike Evans, because she believes street-level programs are the best way to reach kids living in poverty here.
The VPD filmed our 2013 tug of war, and it's a great watch
The Vancouver Police Department produced a video of the tug of war that kicked off Inner City Kids Week 2013 — plus the full-length pull between the students and the officers.
What's up for bid at the 2013 Definitely Not a Gala silent auction
A Vancouver Giants luxury suite, a signed Alexander Edler stick, a sushi workshop and a cult BC wine — the full auction list from CLICK's 2013 Definitely Not a Gala.
2013 Inner City Kids Week — media advisory
The media advisory for the tenth Inner City Kids Week: close to 100 high school students on the rope against VPD school liaison officers, with Chief Jim Chu joining an exhibition match.
Our 2013 Inner City Kids Week poster
The poster for Inner City Kids Week 2013, May 13–17 — BC had the second highest child poverty rate in Canada, and the kids it describes live in your own backyard.
Child poverty in BC must end — a Vancouver teacher and a physician speak out
East Vancouver teacher Carrie Gelson and developmental pediatrician Barb Fitzgerald each wrote in the Vancouver Sun about what child poverty does to learning and to health.
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