Familogue 語你童行
Empowering families, seniors, caregivers, and children to communicate and grow together through their mother tongue.
News ›
Interactive Chinese Literacy Class — Fall 2026 Enrollment
Familogue’s Interactive Chinese Literacy Class opens Fall 2026 enrollment — beginner & intermediate tracks, two Vancouver-area locations, new times added.
OMNI Television Interview with Dr. Fay: Social Media & AI Impact on Adolescents
Familogue founding member Dr. Fay (PhD in Education) was featured on OMNI Television, discussing the impact of social media and AI on adolescents' learning, mental well-being, and social development.
Familogue Summer Camp 2026
Familogue Summer Camp 2026 (語你童行夏日營) is a 9-week Cantonese-immersion day camp for children ages 4–8, running July 6 – September 4 in Richmond, BC, with a different theme each week.
Playful Canto Club Summer Classes 2026
Familogue's Playful Canto Club offers interactive Cantonese classes for children ages 3–6 this summer, running Sundays in July and August 2026.
Familogue 4th Anniversary Silent Auction 2026
Familogue Education Society invites you to participate in our 4th Anniversary Silent Auction! This fundraising event supports Cantonese language preservation — all proceeds go directly toward Familogue's community services.
About Us ›
The parent-child relationship is like the child's wings, and the mother tongue is like the wind under the wings, allowing the child to fly higher and farther.
We are a group of experienced educators from Hong Kong and moms who just immigrated to Vancouver, Canada. We aim to use our expertise to help parents and children systematically develop other skills using their mother tongue abilities at home. In familiar contexts, parents and children can communicate more effectively, and grow together. Therefore, we established "Familogue" in 2022, a registered non-profit organization in British Columbia.
Our Services ›
Interactive Chinese Literacy Class
These levelled literacy classes use a spiral reading approach to help children gradually build character recognition while enjoying Chinese learning. Engaging picture books and interactive activities enhance formal reading skills and foster independent reading habits.
Books Go Around
We run regular “book floating” exchanges, allowing children to trade one book for another. Parents can also support us by donating and receiving a children's book. All proceeds support the promotion and preservation of the mother tongue.
Speech‑Language Pathology
We provide professional assessment and individual/group training to improve language, speech, and communication skills, enhancing learning and social interaction.
Occupational Therapy
We support individuals in developing daily living, self‑care, learning, and social skills so they can participate more independently and confidently.
Counselling & Support Service
We offer counselling for emotional difficulties, family relationship concerns, stress, and trauma, as well as parenting support and family adjustment.
Social Skills Group
Through guided group activities, children learn social skills, emotional expression, cooperation, and problem‑solving, building confident and positive relationships.
Behavior Intervention
We help individuals understand and modify behavior patterns, build positive behaviors, and improve emotional wellbeing and daily functioning.
Media Coverage
16歲以下禁用社交媒體 專家認為難以執行 | OMNI News Cantonese ›
Fairchild TV Interview [26分鐘見證實錄] 5月29日 小朋友的青年導師 ›
兒童長時間接觸電子產品 或影響語言社交發展 | OMNI News Cantonese ›
Fairchild TV Interview [26分鐘見證實錄] 3月20日 學無止境的銀髮歲月 ›
OMNI News Cantonese｜農曆新年臨近 培養子女認識中華文化 ›
One Night Talk x HK House 溫哥華香港人市集親子檔主專訪 ›
OMNI News Cantonese 評論：加拿大擬禁兒童及青少年使用社交媒體 ›
Fairchild TV interview [26分鐘見證實錄] 8月8日 母語的傳承 ›
家長如何評估學童語言發展節奏 | OMNI News Cantonese ›
新移民學童尋找言語治療師的困難 | OMNI News Cantonese ›
由細做起工作坊 Start from the 'Basics' Workshop ›