Tsartlip Band Council & ADM

The Integrated Cadastral Information Society (ICI Society) is a groundbreaking data-sharing organization based in Victoria, British Columbia, founded on the principles of collaboration, expertise, and trust. With over 300 members, including local, provincial, and federal governments, First Nations, utilities, and the private sector, the Society works to enhance decision-making by integrating and sharing valuable geospatial data such as cadastral parcels, civic addresses, and municipal zoning. ICES Society is committed to the OCAP principles—Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession—particularly in its work with First Nations data, ensuring the sovereignty and transparency of their data stewardship. This innovative approach allows for robust relationship-building, fostering collaboration to achieve outcomes that benefit all stakeholders involved within the region. Generated from the website

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

Stroke Recovery Association of BC, situated in Vancouver, BC, is a part of the BC Alliance for Healthy Living. The association focuses on promoting healthy policies, programs, and services to support the well-being of individuals affected by strokes. Their efforts encompass policy advancement, healthy living projects, and resource development and promotion. Areas of focus include alcohol health, inequities, social determinants of health, healthy eating, food security, housing security, poverty reduction, physical activity, tobacco reduction, and transportation. Through engagement activities such as blog posts, webinars, podcasts, reports, and toolkits, the Stroke Recovery Association of BC aims to provide valuable resources and information to empower individuals on their journey towards recovery and a healthier lifestyle. Generated from the website content