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The Cowichan Neighbourhood House Association (CNHA) is made up of 100 members, & runs almost entirely on volunteer labour. We are both a Community Resource Centre and a Youth Centre. In essence, though, the CNHA is an association of 'neighbours helping neighbours' - financed by donations, and run on volunteer spirit.In 1997, the Cowichan Neighbourhood House moved into the Old Chemainus Fire Hall, located at 9796 Willow Street in Chemainus, BC, across from Water Wheel Park, and a few doors down from the Seniors' Centre & the Harvest House Food Bank (see transit schedule). It is from the Fire Hall that we run our Community Resource Centre and Youth Activities.

An incorporated non-profit society, the Mayne Island Health Centre Association (MIHCA) works with Island Health (Formerly VIHA), local health professionals, other community organizations and residents to ensure that Mayne Islanders have access to as many

There are a few precautions that must be followed in the Batting Cage. Supervision is a must. There is still Rally Cap equipment and more that you MUST NOT TOUCH. Coaches enter from the door closest to the street. The players enter the batting cage at the door opposite the machine at the far end of the cage. Players not batting should remain outside the batting cage, behind the gate at the same end, or may stand beside the coach at the pitching machine. They are NOT to be in the second side of the cage for safety reasons.

The Clubhouse Located At The Ball Fields On Elm Street In Chemainus.Please Ensure Your Child Has The Following. Glove, Batting Helmet, A Jockjill And A Water Bottle. Also Please Make Sure Your Childs Name Is Written On These Items As It Is Common For Them To Be Left Behind, Or Some Players Have Similar Equipment. Also A Jockjill Is Recommended. Coachingif Anyone Is Interested In Coaching, Please Let Us Know As Well. You Will Need To Obtain Your Level 1 Certification Which Takes About Two Hours And Can Be Completed Online. You Will Need To Pay Up Front And After Successfully Completing The Season, We Will Reimburse The Fee.Check Out.Chemainus Baseball Association Makes 30% Of All The Purchases Made From This Link Below Or You Can Share This Address To Help Sponsor Your Teams. Www.Cmba.Shopregal.Cadivisions

Annual Summer Soiree & Art Auction!On behalf of Thetis Island Community Fund and Thetis Island Community Association, thank you to our community for supporting the 2014 Summer Soiree. The funds raised will help maintain and upgrade Forbes Hall and support the health, education and seniors support programs of the Community Fund.Thanks to everyone who attended the event and to those who donated and purchased art and services in our silent and live auctions and lent easels for displaying the art.

The Aboriginal Head Start Association Of British Columbia (Ahsabc) Is A Nonprofit Society Made Up Of The 12 Urban Aboriginal Head Start (Ahs) Preschool Sites In Bc, All Of Which Are Members Of The Ahsabc. Ahsabc Is A Leader In Aboriginal Early Childhood Education. We Provide Support To Ahs Sites Throughout The Province To Promote Excellence In Programming. We Are Dedicated To The Development Of Aboriginal Children And Their Families, And We Work In Collaboration With Other Organizations And Government To Ensure Consistent Quality Standards

The Pender Islands Health Care Society (PIHCS) is a community non-profit society which owns and operates the Pender Islands Health Centre. The Society provides a number of health and social services directly, and leases space and provides support to private health care practitioners and government agencies delivering services at the Health Centre.

The Pender Islands Health Care Society (PIHCS) is a community non-profit society which owns and operates the Pender Islands Health Centre. The Society provides a number of health and social services directly, and leases space and provides support to private health care practitioners and government agencies delivering services at the Health Centre.

The Capital City Yacht Club has an extensive history dating back to early World War II when the club was organized as a civil defense unit. Over time the purpose and objectives of the Club have changed to meet the needs of its members and the community it serves.