Multicultural Heritage Societyof Prince GeorgeThe Multicultural Heritage Society was formed in 1974 as an umbrella organization for various cultural groups inPrince Georgeand surrounding areas.Originally, the Society was intended as a platform for staging a new multicultural event on July 1 to celebrateCanadas birthday. (See Canada Day page for information.Over the years, it has evolved to meet the needs and aspirations of the cultural communities it serves. The Societys mandate includes implementation of the federal and provincial policies of mulitculturalism and the promotion of cross-cultural relations.We are particularly committed to furthering the relationship between culture, heritage and public education in order to ensure the full participation of all individuals in the community.The Society also functions as a referral service for inquiries concerning community services, cultural groups, artistic events, community and academic research projects, translation services, anti-racism and human rights issues.535 Dominion Stree
"A whack on the head can turn your life upside down." At the Prince George Brain Injured Group Society, we help survivors of brain injury by providing education, advice, support and social events in our warm, welcoming environment. Your quality of life is important. Please contact our support group for more information.