Comox Valley Cultural Centre

The Alano Club of Courtenay is a community organization based in Courtenay, BC, providing a supportive environment for individuals seeking recovery from addiction. Offering a range of resources and activities, the club aims to foster a sense of belonging and encouragement for those on their journey to sobriety. Generated from their business information

The Comox District Teachers' Association, located in Courtenay, Canada, is a local organization representing all members employed by School District 71. As local 71 of the British Columbia Teachers Federation, their objectives include promoting public education, striving for excellence in working conditions and professional development, and acting as the bargaining agent for their members. Respecting the traditional territory of the Pentlatch, Eiksan, and Kmoks First Nation, the CDTA actively engages in the work of the BCTF to advocate for teachers' rights and wellness. With a dedicated executive committee overseeing various aspects of the association, the CDTA is committed to supporting and representing teachers in all matters related to their employment. Generated from their website

The Comox Valley Transition Society, established in 1987, is dedicated to creating a safe and supportive community for women, children, and families affected by abuse and violence. Their core services encompass individual counseling, group support, and various specialized programs aimed at promoting equality, justice, and compassion. Offering multiple housing options, including emergency shelter and second-stage housing, CVTS provides essential resources for individuals seeking safety and recovery. Additionally, their social enterprise, Too Good to be Threw thrift store, contributes to funding support services while raising awareness about the needs of the community. Generated from the website