Associations near Metchosin BC (300 Result(s))

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.Working in collaboration withBC Aboriginal Restorative Justice WorkersOur ValuesThe Native Courtworker and Counselling Association of British Columbia (NCCABC) provides culturally appropriate services to aboriginal people and communities consistent with their needs. Our service is accomplished through access to counselling and referral services to clients with substance abuse and detox support issues; advocacy services for aboriginal family and youth; facilitating and enhancing access to justice by assisting clients involved in the criminal justice system; provides services to Vancouver community court; providing community outreach; networking and partnerships; advocacy services; and providing training and workshops.Our dedicated employees are responsive to the needs of the community by providing quality, innovative and educational options where people are treated with dignity and respect. Showcasing Our 40 Year History Showcasing Aboriginal Courtworkers of CanadaSpotlightBRITISH COLUMBIA JUSTICE SUMMITSJustice Summits are convened by the Attorney General and Minister of Justice of British Columbia, at least once a year, to facilitate innovation in, and collaboration across, the justice and public safety sector

To be a proactive champion for Victoria's downtown business community, promoting sustainable economic vitality through direct action and advocacy. Downtown Victoria is welcoming, vibrant, and the preferred regional hub for business, culture, services and amenities.

It is justice, not charity,that is wanting in the world.'~ Mary WollstonecraftTogether Against Poverty SocietyTAPS is the only organization in Victoria providing free, facetoface legal advocacy for people with income assistance, disability benefits and tenancy issues. TAPS assists over 5,000 people in Victoria each year.TAPS helps all types of people:from professionals who have just lost their jobs to people who have seen their health decline from living on income assistance.

The Victoria Women In Need Community Cooperative (WIN) is a non-profit organization. We operate five Resale Shops in Greater Victoria, and an online shop, that offer high quality affordable second hand items. The revenue from our shops allows us to provide programs for local women, trans, non binary and Two Spirit People on their journey between crisis, self sufficiency and wellness.