Atabc Athletic Therapists Association of BC

Engineers and Geoscientists BC operates in a hybrid work environment in Burnaby, British Columbia, offering various services and resources to professionals in the engineering and geoscience fields. The organization maintains a commitment to accountability, ethical practice, and continuous learning within the industries it serves. With a focus on fostering innovation and excellence, Engineers and Geoscientists BC provides programs and initiatives that support the professional development of its registrants. The organization acknowledges the traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples where its office is located and is dedicated to advancing Truth and Reconciliation efforts. Generated from the website content

JDRF, also known as Breakthrough T1D, is a Canadian organization dedicated to driving research and advocacy efforts to improve the lives of individuals living with type 1 diabetes (T1D). Through funding innovative research projects and clinical trials, JDRF aims to find a cure for T1D and enhance treatment options for those affected by the disease. With a focus on research initiatives, JDRF collaborates with leading researchers and organizations globally to accelerate advancements in T1D treatment and care. Their commitment to supporting the T1D community is evident through various programs such as clinical trials, advocacy campaigns, and educational resources for patients, caregivers, and healthcare providers. By fostering a community dedicated to supporting individuals with T1D, JDRF strives to empower patients, raise awareness about the disease, and ultimately work towards a future where T1D is no longer a barrier to living a healthy and fulfilling life. Generated from the website content

SPARC BC, established in 1966, is an independent, nonpartisan registered charity based in Burnaby, BC, dedicated to advancing social justice and inclusion across the province. The organization focuses on five interconnected areas: community development, social policy research, accessibility and inclusion, planning and consultation, and the management of the Parking Permit Program for people with disabilities. With a commitment to integrity and learning, SPARC BC collaborates with Indigenous peoples, community organizations, seniors, and all levels of government to identify and address the needs of citizens. Through comprehensive data collection and evidence-based decision-making, they strive to create accessible and inclusive communities that foster genuine change. Generated from the website