Navy League of Canada

The Navy League of Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting youth education and leadership while promoting the maritime interests of Canada. Active across the nation, it partners with various industries to provide young Canadians with positive citizenship initiatives that highlight the value of the navy and its service members. Established in 1895, the Navy League remains committed to developing future leaders through its cadet programs and community involvement. By fostering inclusive policies and programs, the organization ensures a strong Canadian maritime community and continues to inspire the youth of today for a better tomorrow. Generated from the website

Royal Canadian Air Cadets in Nanaimo, BC, offers a structured youth program focused on aviation and aerospace education, physical fitness, and leadership training. Through various activities and training opportunities, cadets develop valuable skills and experiences to prepare them for future endeavors. Generated from their business information

The Port Alberni Friendship Centre, established in 1965, is an indigenous social service organization in Canada that provides a wide range of programs and services to indigenous peoples living away from their home community. Governed by a community board and supported by a diverse staff and volunteers, the centre offers programs such as addictions and mental health counseling, family support, early childhood development, and youth employment training. Funded by various sources including Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, the centre's operations budget supports essential services like the Healthy Care Pregnancy Program, outreach legal advocacy, and the Elder's Program, all aimed at enhancing the well-being and support of community members in Port Alberni and surrounding areas. Generated from their website