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VNHS Dental Clinic is a nonprofit dental facility located in Vancouver, BC, dedicated to providing preventative and urgent dental services to patients with limited dental coverage. Celebrating its 15th year of operation, the clinic offers a wide range of treatments, including emergency exams, hygiene services, cosmetic dentistry, and basic orthodontic services. The clinic prioritizes accessibility for all British Columbia residents, including Indigenous and non-Indigenous individuals, as well as international visitors. With a commitment to compassionate care, VNHS Dental Clinic employs a team of dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants, ensuring tailored treatment plans while adhering to a strict policy of zero tolerance for inappropriate behavior. Generated from the website

Vancouver Aboriginal Child and Family Services Society (VACFSS) is dedicated to supporting Indigenous children, youth, and families within the community. By partnering with caregivers and families, the organization focuses on child safety, family preservation, and the promotion of Indigenous rights to self-government in the realm of child welfare. VACFSS offers a range of resources, including youth advisory committees and caregiver training, to foster connections and provide essential support services. The organization acknowledges the traditional land of the h n q min m -speaking Musqueam Peoples, S wx w 7mesh Squamish, and S l ilw ta Sel lwitulh Tsleil-Waututh Nations, honoring the history and contributions of the Coast Salish Peoples. Generated from the website

The Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre Society (VAFCS) has been supporting Aboriginal people in transitioning into urban life in Vancouver since 1963. The organization is dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of urban Indigenous communities through a range of programs and resources in health, wellness, social services, culture, education, and recreation. Under the leadership of Executive Director Susan Tatoosh Tii Thul'p, VAFCS acknowledges its operation on the traditional and ancestral territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Peoples, while striving to support all Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island. Through collaboration and community engagement, VAFCS plays a vital role in fostering cultural connection and social well-being within the urban Indigenous population. Generated from the website