B C Schizophrenia Society

SOS Children's Village BC Society in Surrey, Canada provides family-based alternative care to children and youth with foster care experience through residential services, programs, and support services. They focus on keeping siblings together, family strengthening, and empowering children to become contributing members of society. With a donor-funded model of care, SOS Children's Village BC supports families and vulnerable children, aiming to ensure every child grows with love, respect, and security. Their community of belonging in Metro Vancouver meets the needs of at-risk youth, striving to make a positive impact on the future generation. Generated from their website

Mental Health Recovery Partners South Island (MHRPSI) is dedicated to providing hope and support for individuals experiencing mental illness, with or without substance use, regardless of their diagnosis. The organization offers a variety of programs and services, including peer support groups, family counseling, education, and advocacy, aimed at assisting both individuals and their loved ones. Located in Quadra Village, MHRPSI emphasizes inclusivity and community engagement through workshops and support groups tailored for diverse populations, including the 2SLGBTQIA community and self-identified women and non-binary individuals. Their commitment to reconciliation and relationship-building reflects a deep respect for the local Indigenous nations and the ongoing journey towards understanding and support. Generated from the website

Dogwood Initiative is a grassroots organization based in Victoria, Canada, working since 1999 to transform democracy, uphold indigenous rights, and defend the climate, land, and water in British Columbia. They bring people together to advocate for environmental protection and social justice, focusing on issues such as stopping fracking, canceling oil projects, and challenging colonial violence. Through campaigns, petitions, and community engagement, Dogwood Initiative aims to empower individuals to take action and create a more sustainable and equitable future for the province. Their work centers on building grassroots power, amplifying voices, and holding decision-makers accountable for the well-being of the environment and communities in British Columbia. Generated from their website