The Richmond Poverty Response Committee (RPRC) is a group of community volunteers representing the faith community, community organizations, local social services, and members of the public – including those affected by poverty. Our goal is to work towards alleviating the effects of poverty in our community. The RPRC has a strong track record of identifying gaps in services in our community and partnering with suitable agencies to implement effective solutions.

The RPRC currently meets:
3rd Wednesday of the month – 5:30pm-6:30pm
Richmond Caring Place

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For more information email info@richmondprc.org leave voice mail at (604) 205-4700

Principles and Values of the RPRC

Striving for inclusive representation, the Richmond Poverty Response Committee invites people from all economic, ethnic, and social perspectives to participate in its consultations and activities. The Richmond Poverty Response Committee values diversity and promotes respectful communications and equitable participation in its practice of collaborative decision-making, initiatives, and partnerships.

We value…
•    Equity and respect
•    Outreach
•    Inclusiveness
•    Each individual is entitled to having their basic needs met
•    Belief in the health and well-being of children, families, and individuals
•    Our relationships with each other / congeniality / camaraderie
•    Leadership development
•    Policy development
•    Collaboration
•    Sustainable lifestyles
•    Encouraging people to connect to community