About Us
OUR VISION
To live a better quality of life for the community
where our aspirations are fulfilled
OUR MISSION
FCCH will support each member and the
community through programs and services that
advocate, empower and enhance a healthy, safe,
comfortable and happy lifestyle for all.
OUR GOALS
►To be able to raise funds for continuing
operations of our programs and services
► To be able to acquire/lease and maintain a
venue (piece of land and building) for
operations to fulfill the objectives of the
organization and serve the community well
►To provide support services for the aged
including advocacies and delivery of social
programs to relieve loneliness, isolation and
other miserable conditions
► To assist in the adaptation and integration of
newcomers, families in crises in the
mainstream of Canadian society
► To assist those affected by domestic violence
(families, youth, seniors) through psycho
social support services and training
► To provide other support services for
immigrants and refugees in need to include
pre-employment training, job search tools,
cross cultural orientations.
OUR VALUES
► We value the solidarity of our families and
neighbors thus providing services to promote
safety, peace and order in our homes and the
community
► We believe in an honest, trustworthy and
committed leadership that motivates,
initiates, innovates and provide clear
directions for the achievement of our goals
with high ethical standards of practice and
smooth human relations with everybody
► We value camaraderie, active participation,
cooperation and mutual support within the
organization and we respect, network and
collaborate with other organizations
OUR ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
In pursuant to the provisions of our Constitution,
we are an assembly of members paying an annual
fee of $10.00. From the Membership Assembly, we
elect the Board of Directors, the decision-making
body who a serve as Executive and Auxiliary
teams that represent the aspirations, ideas, plans,
opinions of the members with regard
organizational and operational matters. Elections
are held every two years. An officer may serve two
terms if re-elected. If funding is available,
Operations staff who are experienced and
professionals are employed to run the programs
and services.