The Canuck Place bereavement team invites you to attend our next Precious Pictures Workshop

This scrapbooking workshop will facilitate the creation of memory pages with images of your precious child.

Taking time to reflect, process, and remember is an important aspect of grieving. This gathering will provide a safe, relaxed environment to be together with other bereaved families and supportive staff as you individually work on your memory albums. There is opportunity, if you wish, to share with each other the stories of the photos and memories you have.

Please bring with you on the day of the workshop:
• Photos
• Poems
• Special stickers
• Other memory items you would like to include on your pages

We will supply all other scrapbooking materials. You are also welcome to drop by during this time for support and ideas of what to do with your scrapbook even if you do not feel ready to create one at this time.

Workshop Information

Saturday, February 22
12:30–4 p.m.

Canuck Place Vancouver – Glen Brae Manor
1690 Matthews Avenue, Vancouver, BC

To accommodate capacity, please fill out the form below to express your interest in attending by February 10, 2025. Please indicate the number of individuals who wish to attend. Child minding will be available, families are welcome to join for Lunch, and refreshments will be provided as well so please notify staff of any dietary preferences or food allergies.

Please note we will send out an update about this closer to the workshop date. Mask wearing continues to be welcomed in the hospices, however is not mandatory at this time.

If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected] or call to talk to a counselling team member at 604-731-4847, Monday–Friday.

RSVP for our next Precious Pictures Workshop by filling out the form below

Brinley and Felicity Van Oosterom look at the Precious Pictures scrapbook that they made with their family in memory of their baby brother Ethan.

Family Engagement at CPCH

Children and family are at the centre of the care provided at CPCH. We respond to the voices of our patients and families, and collaborate on improving care by working directly with families. Partnering with families and acknowledging their living and lived experiences are vital and valuable components to improving our program services. The vision for the framework is to ensure consistent, safe, and respectful engagement with children, youth, and families at CPCH, to fully represent the diverse perspectives and promote continual improvement of pediatric palliative care and services.