Richmond Poverty Reduction Coalition
Richmond, BC
Last updated March 10, 2026
Operated as a non-profit. Contact them directly about rates and any subsidy programs they participate in.
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The RPRC is a coalition of Richmond residents and agencies working together to reduce poverty and the impacts of poverty with research, projects, and public education. The Coalition meets on the first Thursday of the month September to June from 4:30pm to 6:00pm by Zoom or at Richmond Caring Place (7000 Minoru Blvd, Richmond). For more information, email info@richmondprc.org or go to www.richmondprc.org.
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Serves: Richmond
English services only. Passport pickup service is not available at this location. Passports may be mailed to the applicant. Office hours are from 8:30am to 4:00pm, Monday to Friday, closed on statutory holidays. Website provides instructions on how to fill out the passport application forms for both Canadians and Non-Canadians. Questions regarding certificates of identity and travel documents should be directed to the service location in Gatineau, Quebec.
English services only, serves Richmond and surrounding area
Serves: Richmond
Services offered by this branch include apprenticeship grants, disability benefits, employment insurance, labour market information, passport services, and social insurance number applications. For job searches, see also www.jobbank.gc.ca. Open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:00pm.
Services offered by this branch include apprenticeship grants, disability benefits, employment insurance, labour market information, passport services, and social insurance number applications, serves Richmond and surrounding area
The Constituency Office of Chak Au is open to all Richmond Centre constituents for Federal related programs, policies, services and general inquiries.
The Constituency Office of Chak Au is open to all Richmond Centre constituents for Federal related programs, policies, services and general inquiries, serves Richmond and surrounding area
Serves: Richmond
Kelly Greene, the MLA for Richmond-Steveston, serves as Minister for Emergency Management and Climate Readiness. Kelly is the founder of Richmond’s PRIDE Walk held at the end of July each year. Previously Kelly was Parliamentary Secretary for Fisheries and Aquaculture and was elected to Richmond City Council in 2018. On council she worked to preserve Richmond's farmland and protect the local environment. Before being elected, Kelly co-founded an advocacy group to keep Richmond's public schools open, funded, and safe, and was successful in achieving those goals
Kelly Greene, the MLA for Richmond-Steveston, serves as Minister for Emergency Management and Climate Readiness, serves Richmond and surrounding area