In health there is freedom. Health is the first of all liberties.

— Henri-Frederic Ameil

Our offices are open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM Monday through Friday, however, we recommend you make an appointment in case our staff are out at meetings or other events. We are closed on weekends and statutory holidays.

Please note our new office location** 

Mailing Address: Phone/Fax:
#212 – 312 Main Street Phone: 604-435-0512
Vancouver  BC  V6A 2T2 Toll-Free: 1-855-787-1891
Canada Fax: 604-435-1561

We have many educational projects on the go. If you’re a member and have some spare time, volunteering is a great way to help make a difference. There is nothing more rewarding than knowing your efforts better the lives of others. If you’re not a member, we’d be happy to have you join. Welcome!

Department Email Addresses

General Information: Want more general information about HANS? Email erica@hans.org.

Membership: Want to know when your membership expires, or how to renew? Our friendly membership team will be glad to help you out. info@hans.org

E-News: Got a question or comment about HANS e-News?  Contact erica@hans.org.

Events: Want more information about an upcoming event? Know of a dynamic speaker that you think  HANS members would be interested in? Contact our events coordinator. Email info@hans.org

Accounting: Want us to explain a charge on your account? Want to know when you’ll be receiving your official donation receipt? Our accounting department can help you. Email info@hans.org

HANS is a registered charity. Our charitable registration number is 13195 1667 RR 0001

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