Community Resources

Programs and Supports for Youth Jobseekers

This is a free event for youth (aged 15 to 24) to discover organizations in Richmond that can help with:

• Job search
• Work experience
• Training and upskilling
• Resume and interview preparation

Find programs that best suit your needs, including support for those facing barriers to employment.

Date: Wednesday, March 4, 2026
Time: 2:30-5:00pm
Location: Brighouse Library, 7700 Minoru Gate

Drop in – no registration needed. This is not a job fair. No employers will be present.

Event Accessibility

We strive to offer accessible and inclusive events for everyone.

• Ten (10) accessible parking spaces are available in the adjacent parkade and in front of Minoru Arenas. Additional accessible parking is available in the lot directly south of the Richmond Cultural Centre Annex (along Granville Avenue).
• Wheelchair accessible washrooms are on the main floor of the Richmond Cultural Centre building and on the 2nd floor of Brighouse Library (elevator access is available).
• Sensory tools will be available for use by event participants, including calming items, fidget items and communication tools. Visit the AskMe Desk on the library’s 2nd floor to access these.
• Participants who need a quiet space can speak to a staff member.
• A magnifier will be available during this event from the Library resource table.

If you have specific accessibility needs or questions, email accessibility@richmond.ca. We welcome your inquiries and will do our best to ensure your full participation in the event.

Employment Connections is a joint initiative of the Employment Resource Network, bringing together Richmond-based community organizations, the City of Richmond and Richmond Public Library to reduce and prevent poverty in Richmond.

Date: Sundays
Time: 2:00-4:00pm
Where: Living Room at Ironwood Library, 8200-11688 Steveston Hwy   

Community members are invited to pop by the Brighouse Library monthly to connect with community-based services in a safe and welcoming space. Hosted by the Richmond Public Library in collaboration with local organizations, some of the services and supports available include assistance with navigating health and benefit systems, information about how to access affordable housing and recreation, connections to newcomers services, and more.

Free drop-in - no registration is required.

For more information, visit Richmond Public Library - Community Resources.

Date: The second Thursday of the month
Time: 3:00-5:00pm
Where: Brighouse Library, 7700 Minoru Gate 

This Guide highlights a range of City and community resources available to support individuals and families living in Richmond. Read or download a printable copy.
Access Richmond Guide - English
Access Richmond Guide – Simplified Chinese
Access Richmond Guide – Traditional Chinese

This document highlights a range of community resources available to individuals and families living in Richmond who are experiencing food insecurity. Services include take-out and sit-down meals, as well as food hampers with delivery and pick-up options available.

No or Low Cost Community Meals and Food Programs

Lime Access

Lime Inc. provides an app-based, shared E-scooter and E-bike program in Richmond. The Lime Access affordability program provides discounted rides to those who qualify. Visit their website for information on eligibility and how to apply.

Note: Richmond residents enrolled in the Recreation Fee Subsidy Program (RFSP) can now use their RFSP Approval Letter as proof of eligibility when applying to Lime Access.

Richmond Community Services Directory

Developed by Richmond Cares, Richmond Gives, the Richmond Community Services Directory contains a comprehensive list of free and affordable services available in the community, including ones offered in multiple languages.