The New Vista Society is proud to announce the grand opening of the Eunice Oh Residence, a new affordable rental housing development located at 7898 18th Ave, Burnaby, BC. 

We want to acknowledge the incredible generosity and talent of the East Burnaby Quilters. Recently, these dedicated people donated numerous lap quilts and two dignity blankets to our community.

We had an amazing time celebrating Canada Day! Check out the highlights from our festivities. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun and made this day so special.

We are excited to announce the launch of the newly redesigned New Vista Society website! Our goal with this new website is to create a user-friendly browsing experience for our community and visitors, making it easier than ever to learn about our organization, stay updated on the latest news, and explore our ongoing projects.

Despite the cold and heavy rainfall, the dedicated volunteers of New Vista Society showed their unwavering spirit and commitment by raising an astounding $24,292 during this year’s Walk for Alzheimer’s.

New Vista staff celebrated Asian Heritage Month with amazing, mouth-watering Asian dishes to share with co-workers. A great time was had by all!. Thank you again to all who joined in and made this event a great success!

Our nurses go above and beyond to ensure that all residents receive the highest level of care, and their commitment has not only improved health outcomes but has also fostered a deeper sense of community within New Vista.

Staff and residents enjoyed Mother’s Day celebration with entertainer John Cronin. Thank you to all the mothers for your guidance and love. We’re grateful for the strength and compassion you bring to our community every day.

On May 26, 2024, staff members from New Vista Society, known as The Striders, will join the community at Central Park for the 22nd Annual Walk for Alzheimer’s.

New Vista Society extends its heartfelt thanks to Pinetree Pharmacy for their exceptional support in vaccinating all 240 of our residents with the latest COVID-19 vaccine.

New Vista Society is thrilled to announce the arrival of six Stenberg College students who will be joining us for their preceptorship program. Having successfully completed their practicums, these aspiring professionals are set to embark on an exciting phase of their education under the guidance of our experienced mentors.

At New Vista Society, we deeply appreciate the selfless dedication of our incredible volunteers. National Volunteer Week is a time to celebrate and thank each and every one of you for your valuable contributions to our community. Your support enhances the lives of our residents and helps us fulfill our mission of providing quality care and affordable housing to those who need it most.

New Vista Society is partnering with BC Housing to bring some much-needed affordable rental housing for seniors in Maple Ridge. Construction is expected to start next year on a 98-unit project at 22534, 22548, and 22556 Royal Crescent.

New Vista Society, a leading provider of affordable housing and seniors care, is excited to announce the acquisition of The Brighton and The Claymore Residences in Langley. Located at 5375 204 Street and 5374 203 Street, respectively, The Brighton and The Claymore offer a combined total of 108 suites situated on expansive lots.

New Vista Society is pleased to announce it is acquiring the non-market housing component of the new Polygon Homes Perla development, adding important affordable housing in Burnaby.

Our staff got into the St. Patrick’s Day spirit yesterday, donning their best green attire and spreading cheer! Check out these snapshots.

New Vista Society, a prominent provider of affordable housing and seniors care in the Lower Mainland, is pleased to announce its acquisition of White Birch Manor, a three-storey, 48-unit housing complex located in Delta.

A huge thank you to our dedicated staff whose support and involvement made the party truly special and inclusive for everyone!

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2024 Retirement Journeys

Join us in honouring the incredible journey of our team members, as we recognize years of dedicated service and bid a fond farewell to those embarking on new adventures. Watch the moments in our video and join us in wishing them all the best!

this is a excerpt At New Vista Society, we envision a world where every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, has a place to call home in an inclusive and thriving community.

We are so grateful to Eunice Oh and Rose of Sharon Foundation for their incredibly generous annual donation of $50,000 to support the operation of the culturally sensitive care for Korean Canadian Seniors.

We had a lot of fun here over the holidays. Our community at New Vista Society buzzed with festive energy, and we’re excited to share some of those heartwarming moments with you.

Paul McDonell, in celebration of his 80th birthday, invited people to donate to our Low Beds Program. Low beds greatly reduce nighttime injuries for our residents. Thank you so much to the generous organizations and various individuals that contributed and special thanks from the New Vista Team for making Paul’s Birthday Donation drive a huge success!

The New Vista Society along with Raj Chouhan – MLA for Burnaby-Edmonds, Councillor Paul McDonell – City of Burnaby, Curtis Snider – Manager, Planning & Development, Residential Services and Contracts, Fraser Health Authority officially broke ground for their new care home to provide 240 residential care beds and replace their existing facility in Burnaby.

Seniors in residential care in Burnaby are going to get more help with day-to-day activities thanks to a nearly $4 million increase in care-aide funding for local care homes this year. Health Minister Adrian Dix and Burnaby-Deer Lake MLA Anne Kang, the parliamentary secretary for seniors, were at New Vista care home in Burnaby Tuesday morning to announce the funding.

Burnaby’s New Vista Society is one of 88 care homes across British Columbia to receive funding to purchase new safety equipment, as part of the Seniors Safety and Quality Improvement Program (or SSQIP, pronounced “SKWIP”) initiative. New Vista Society received $85,517 of the total $2.6 million in provincial funding announced by Minister of Health Adrian Dix during an August 10 event in Vancouver.

The New Vista Society would like to thank Eunice Oh, the Rose of Sharon Foundation and the Korean Canadian community for an amazing golf tournament resulting in a $25K donation toward equipment for our new Care Home.

Burnaby will soon have a brand new residential care home, that focuses on the needs and cultural sensitivities of Korean Canadian seniors. The announcement was made today, along with the donation of a cheque for $1,500,000 from a generous donor, Ms. Eunice Oh, and the Rose of Sharon Foundation, both long-time supporters of the Korean Canadian community in BC.