2026 Community Report: Building Foundations that Last
At Starling Community Services (formerly Lutherwood), we know that lasting change begins with a strong foundation. Our 2026 Community Report: Building Foundations that Last reflects what we see every day: when people have access to the right support at the right time, they can move forward with confidence, stability, and hope.
Inside, you'll meet individuals and families whose journeys bring this theme to life. Read about Kayla, who found safety and stability through life's challenges; Jasmine, who turned her experience of support into giving back to others; Jen, whose children gained the tools they needed to thrive; and Debbie, who rebuilt her career and now helps create opportunities for others.
You'll also discover how Starling is expanding programs and improving access to services to meet the evolving needs of our community.
We invite you to explore the report and celebrate how, together with our staff, volunteers, donors, and community partners, we're strengthening lives today and building a more resilient community for generations to come.
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"I am in awe of the courage it takes for someone with a mental illness to get out of bed and just try again; even when life feels impossible. Mental illness is isolating. I want to thank Lutherwood for being there and helping my daughter. I am so grateful, and so proud to be her mom."