In the Press

Duncan said his life would likely not be the same if it wasn’t for the support of the Pathways Clubhouse in Richmond.

Gabriel Pestano struggling with depression and ADHD for more than 20 years, now he’s got his eye on a brighter future

Destiny Lang’s passion for all things mental health led to involvement with the Richmond-based Pathways Clubhouse.

The City of Richmond, Pathways Clubhouse, and BC Housing are partnering to build new, affordable rental housing at 5491 No. 2 Road. The proposed project is a six-story building with 80 new homes for single people, families and seniors.

What Pathways also does is get people back on their feet with a new job, thanks to its Transitional Employment Program.

Pathways Clubhouse builds connections, social networks in Richmond.

Five non-profit organizations and all three levels of government came together to create this unique affordable housing development named ‘Storeys’. This is the story of how it all came together.

If you’ve ever thought of your business giving back to the community… then Pathways Clubhouse in Richmond has a free event for you.

Life can be going along, not great but going along, then the hood of depression is slipped over your head and everything goes kerflooey.