The future of St. Paul's Hospital
The largest, and most ambitious, health care capital project in Western Canada — The Jim Pattison Medical Campus will set a new standard for medical care in BC.
Reimagining long-term care for seniors
We’re building a future alongside Providence Living where seniors and residents in care feel valued, connected, and supported.
Postal Delays
As you may have heard, there is currently a postal disruption. This time of year is critical to our fundraising efforts, and your support is more crucial than ever for patients and residents.
We deeply appreciate your generosity, which makes possible innovative research, compassionate care for patients, and life-enriching activities for residents in long-term care. You can make a meaningful impact by donating online or by giving us a call at 604-682-8206.
Thank you for being such a valued part of our community. We couldn’t do this without you.
Help build a better health care future for all British Columbians.
Change lives with a monthly gift that brings healing and hope
Help patients like Keith, who lived with debilitating pain for decades until St. Paul’s Hospital doctors finally said, “I believe you.” Your monthly gift can be the start of patient transformations with breakthrough treatments and compassionate care. Other people with chronic pain are still waiting to be heard… your monthly gift can be the start of their journey to healing.
Rewriting the prognosis for sickle cell disease
Diagnosed at six months old, Dammy was given a grim prognosis: he wouldn’t live past 18. But thanks to medical advancements and the care he received at St. Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver, he recently celebrated his 40th birthday.
“It was a life-defining change,” Dammy says. “I’ve gone from someone who was just waiting to die to someone who is actually living.”
Our generous donors make it possible to deliver compassionate, innovative care to Dammy, and to tens of thousands of people throughout BC. Learn more about the impact of your giving in our 2024/2025 Annual Report.
Learn more about the new St. Paul's Hospital
- Single patient rooms that elevate comfort and privacy.
- Bedside devices to connect with family, access entertainment, order meals and more.
- The neonatal intensive care unit will be single family rooms so parents and babies can recover together.
- Operating rooms are designed to accommodate specialized equipment for diverse procedures.
Construction is underway for the new St. Paul's Hospital
Drive by on Prior Street or Terminal Avenue and you’ll see the impressive new St. Paul’s Hospital on the Jim Pattison Medical Campus! Sitting on 18 acres just east of downtown Vancouver, this first-in-Canada campus – along the lines of Johns Hopkins and the Cleveland Clinic – will drive clinical care and research to advance the health of people across BC and beyond.
The hospital will open its doors to the public in 2027. Construction for the adjacent Clinical Support and Research Centre is also underway for completion in 2029.
Care across BC
Thanks to our generous donors, St. Paul’s Foundation supports patients, residents, caregivers, and families across Providence Health Care’s hospitals and care sites across BC, including St. Paul’s Hospital and Providence Living’s long-term care homes.
St. Paul’s Hospital
Learn moreA very busy, acute care, teaching, and research hospital in downtown Vancouver. St. Paul’s Hospital is home to many world-class medical and surgical programs, including heart, lung, kidney, colorectal, maternity, HIV/AIDS, mental health, substance use, and seniors care.
Mount Saint Joseph Hospital
Learn moreIn addition to being a community-based acute care hospital, MSJ is home to the Providence Breast Centre, a provincial centre for cataract surgery, and a long-term care home for 100 seniors.
Holy Family Hospital
Learn moreOne of BC’s largest rehabilitation centres. Each year, we help 450 inpatients and more than 18,000 outpatients. HFH is also home to 142 long-term care residents.
St. Vincent’s: Brock Fahrni
Learn moreHome to 148 residents, many of whom are Canadian military veterans. Residents enjoy Art Works and gardening programming, a courtyard, lounge, and chapel.
St. Vincent’s: Langara
Learn moreHome to 197 seniors and 20 adult mental health clients. The home is built around a sunny, spacious atrium that sees many celebrations, concerts, and activities year-round.
Youville Residence
Learn moreHome to 42 long-term care residents and 32 adult mental health clients. A peaceful garden and patio, a chapel, and lounge create a home-like environment for residents, friends, and families.
St. Vincent’s: Honoria Conway
Learn moreAn assisted living residence for 60 seniors with supportive housing for 8 young adults with disabilities.
Providence Living at The Views
Learn moreInspired by dementia villages, this brand new home (built in 2024), has transformed long-term care. Residents live in small households with private rooms and bathrooms. They’ll enjoy safe access to the outdoors and to the wider community. We’re proud to be part of this very compassionate “first” in publicly-funded seniors care.
Providence Crosstown Clinic
Learn moreContinuing our mission to provide culturally-safe, respectful care, Crosstown is the only clinic in North America to offer medical-grade heroin and hydromorphone to patients with substance use disorder.
“I was in the ICU and felt hopeless. Now I can stand here and look at my own heart, and say I have a second chance at life, thanks to the St. Paul’s Hospital heart transplant team.”
Man Hung Chiu
Heart transplant recipient
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Babies born in 2025
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Impact Stories
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Giving with heart: how monthly donors like Al and Leona make a difference
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The Sky is the Limit
Diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF) at just three months old, Andrew Brownell raised money to support the CF Mental Health Fund. -
$1 million gift from the Remembering Otto and Marie Pick Foundation shapes evolution of Healing Better on the Jim Pattison Medical Campus
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Putting pain on ice
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How St. Paul’s Hospital is changing the story of chronic pain
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Clinical trial at St. Paul’s Hospital investigates tailored drug for rare heart condition
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Construction begins at St. Vincent's: Heather long-term care home
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First three Canadian "tooth-in-eye patients" regain sight after rare surgery