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VCHC awarded Distinguished Co-op Award from BCCAAt the BC Co-operative Association, an umbrella organization for Co-operatives and Credit Unions, Annual General Meeting held on June 15, 2012, the Victoria Community Health Co-operative was awarded the 'Distinguished Co-op Award'. This award recognizes and honors British Columbia co-operators and co-operative organizations for outstanding achievement and service to the co-operative/credit union movement.Continue the Conversation with Twitter and The Victoria Community Health Co-operative has always been part of open communications in an ever-evolving environment. Join our Twitter and accounts to create a unique dialog and find out the many different opportunities you could be a part of.

The Human Resources Management Association (Hrma) Is Your Source For Human Resources Information And Services In The Province. Hrma, Committed To Providing Leadership In Hr Excellence, Is The Foremost Professional Association For Those Involved In The Business Of People. Hrma Is A Member Association Of The Canadian Council Of Human Resources Associations (Cchra). In Collaboration With Our Provincial Colleagues Across The Country, We Contribute To Setting The National Standards For The Certified Human Resources Professional (Chrp) Designation.

The Victoria Centre for Natural Health is an integrative clinic, comprised of Naturopathic Physicians. The VCNH uses the wisdom of ancient healing and integrates it with modern scientific knowledge creating a unique style to your health care. The Victoria Centre for Natural Health is committed to providing the highest quality primary naturopathic medical care for all ages and all stages of health. Our goal is to aid healing and optimize self regulation by way of teaching and applying innovative and proven traditional methods. The VCNH strategy is to teach and empower the patient by addressing balance of mind, body and soul - all aspects of health and wellness.

Since its inception in 1974, the Victoria Women's Transition House Society has grown from a small collective running a drop-in centre to an organization with five facilities, over 50 staff and close to 70 volunteers. The Victoria Women's Transition House Society was born from the Victoria Women's Centre. This organization grew out of the objectives of the University of Victoria Women's Caucus and the Status of Women Action Group. The Women's Centre was planned and initiated by a group of six women, with funding from a federal grant. From May 1971 until September 1972, a drop-in, referral and resource centre was operated for the Victoria community. The first emergency shelter opened in 1974 and was located in an older home which eventually became much too small and in need of repair to meet the needs of women leaving abusive relationships. In September 1991, after several years of intensive fundraising which included generous donations from service, church and community groups, as well as funding from GO BC Lottery Funds, various Foundations and Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, a new $500,000 facility was opened.