Afabc Speak-Out Youth Group

The Belonging Network, formerly known as the Adoptive Families Association of BC, is dedicated to providing support, resources, and connection for adoptive and permanency families as well as youth transitioning from government care. They offer assistance to a wide range of individuals and families, including caregivers, Indigenous families, waiting families, adoptive families, birth parents, 2SLGBTQIA+ families, professionals, and more. Permanency, defined as belonging and lifelong connection, is a core focus of the Belonging Network. They support families in creating stable environments for children and youth through adoption, guardianship, kinship care, and Indigenous customary care arrangements. Additionally, they help youth transitioning from care develop the necessary skills and support for physical, cultural, and relational permanency as they enter adulthood. Through various programs and workshops, the Belonging Network equips families and youth with the tools and knowledge needed to navigate adoption, permanency, and independent adulthood. Their online educational opportunities cater to the specific needs of each individual or family, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment for learning and growth. Generated from the website content

The Pacific Post Partum Support Society is a non-profit organization based in Burnaby, BC, dedicated to providing mental health support for individuals experiencing postpartum challenges. With a focus on promoting awareness and offering resources, the organization strives to create a safe and supportive space for those navigating the complexities of postpartum experiences. Generated from their business information

The Wildlife Rescue Association of British Columbia has been dedicated to rehabilitating injured and orphaned wild animals for over 45 years, successfully helping more than 140,000 animals in need. The organization offers various services, including a wildlife hospital, support centre, and community education programs, all while ensuring rehabilitation remains free of charge despite increasing costs. Rooted in the ancestral lands of the hənq̓əmin̓əm̓ and Skwxwú7mesh-speaking peoples, the Wildlife Rescue Association emphasizes compassion and community involvement, encouraging the public to contribute through donations, volunteering, and participation in events like their Wildlife Baby Shower. Their commitment to wildlife preservation is unwavering, aiming to create a lasting impact for future generations of animals in distress. Generated from the website