Built for Metro Vancouver · Launching city by city
Built for Metro Vancouver families. Launching city by city — starting with Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody. More communities coming as we validate and expand.
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Follow Sarah and Emma through six ways FAMPAL saves time — built for Metro Vancouver families, starting with Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody.
Follow one family from question to decision.
The problem
Program info is buried across city websites and parent groups.
What FAMPAL does
Ask in plain language and get local answers with next steps.
Ask natural questions like: "Find Saturday swimming lessons under $150 near me."
Ask FAMPAL
Sarah's family · Coquitlam
Hi — I'm Sarah in Coquitlam. Emma is 6 and loves swimming and soccer. We don't have a car and need something Saturday mornings under $150/month. What do you recommend?
Hi Sarah! Based on Emma's age and your Saturday morning availability, I'd start with these two programs — both reachable by transit from Coquitlam:
Red Cross Swim Kids 2
97% matchPoirier Community Centre
Sat · 10:00–10:45 AM · $128 resident (10 weeks) · 12 min walk · Budget match
Mini Kickers Soccer
94% matchTown Centre Park
Sat · 9:00–10:00 AM · $95 resident (10 weeks) · 22 min transit
Can we do swimming and soccer back-to-back on the same morning?
Yes — Mini Kickers ends at 10:00 AM and Swim Kids 2 starts at 10:00 AM at Poirier, about 15 minutes apart by transit. I can map the route and set registration reminders for both.
Visual preview only — full assistant in development
Result: Sarah gets two matched programs with transit times — in one conversation.
Product Demo
See how a Metro Vancouver family finds the right program in under one minute.
Finding programs for Emma
Coquitlam · ~0:58
Parents in Metro Vancouver spend hours piecing together information that should be in one place.
Searching multiple city websites
Missing registration dates
Comparing similar programs
Not knowing which program fits your child
Too much local information scattered everywhere
FAMPAL brings it together — one platform for your family's programs, schedules, and local knowledge.
Built for real families in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody. Ask questions, compare options, track registration, and learn from other local parents — without opening a dozen browser tabs.
Full Platform
One dashboard for recommendations, comparisons, registration reminders, and local knowledge — on desktop or on the go.
Good morning, Sarah
2 new recommendations for Emma · Spring registration opens Mar 15
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Top picks for Emma
Red Cross Swim Kids 2
Poirier Community Centre · 97% match · Sat AM
Mini Kickers Soccer
Town Centre Park · 94% match · Sat AM
Upcoming: Red Cross Swim Kids 2 registration · Mar 15 at 6:00 AM · 12 min walk from home
Good morning, Sarah
2 new recommendations for Emma · Spring registration opens Mar 15
8
Matches
3
Saved
1
Reminders
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Top picks for Emma
Red Cross Swim Kids 2
Poirier Community Centre · 97% match · Sat AM
Mini Kickers Soccer
Town Centre Park · 94% match · Sat AM
Same platform, optimized for quick checks between school drop-off and work.
You don't need to sign up for anything. Our guides are free and written for families in Phase 1: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody.
What the BC childcare subsidy covers, who qualifies, and how to apply — explained clearly for families in Coquitlam and the Tri-Cities.
A practical starting point for newcomer families in the Tri-Cities — local programs, settlement support, and resources you may not know exist.
A complete guide to swimming lessons in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody — including costs, registration timing, and what to expect.
Swimming lessons, after-school programs, recreation centre activities, sports, arts, and more — organized by city and age group so you don't have to search everywhere.
Childcare options and subsidies, school registration, before and after school care, and family doctors in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody — with plain-language explanations of how each one works.
Newcomer programs, free family services, financial assistance, and local organizations in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody — including programs many families don't know they qualify for.
Try a quick sample of Ask FAMPAL — the same local answers you saw above, in a simpler preview.
Sample questions
I'm new to Coquitlam. Where should I start?
Start with the basics: settlement support, school registration if you have school-age children, and a few trusted local entry points like your nearest library branch and recreation centre.
Organizations such as DIVERSEcity and MOSAIC serve newcomer families in the Tri-Cities. SD43 also offers settlement support for students. Our newcomer guide walks through these starting points — it's a draft while we verify details with local agencies.
FAMPAL's full assistant will eventually help you prioritize based on your family's situation. For now, our free local guides are the best place to begin.
This is a simple preview. FAMPAL's full personalized assistant is still in development.
We go deep in each community before expanding — so every city gets the same quality and trust.
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