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The Multicultural Heritage Society of Prince George (MHSPG) serves as a hub for cultural heritage collaboration, facilitating the celebration of diverse cultural backgrounds through information sharing, dance, art, food, and more. Established in 1974, the Society has evolved to meet the needs of the local cultural communities and is committed to promoting cross-cultural relations and public education. Generated from the website

Niw Win Métis Family Services Society, formerly known as Kikino Métis Children & Family Services Society, is a non-profit organization established in 2003 in Prince George, Canada. Recognizing the need for culturally specific advocacy and support services for Métis children and families in the region, they offer community prevention and education programs designed to nurture family dignity, community spirit, and Métis cultural identity. The society's mission is to provide holistic services that promote the physical, mental, cultural, emotional, and spiritual well-being of Métis children and families in the Prince George area. Through their values of family, children's rights, culture, fairness, accountability, holistic wellness, and trust, Niw Win Métis Family Services Society aims to enhance health and well-being by fostering cultural awareness, healthy family environments, and intergenerational relationships. Generated from their website

The Hospital Employees' Union (HEU) in Prince George, BC, represents over 60,000 members working across various sectors of health care, including Facilities, Community Health, and Community Social Services. The union is dedicated to advocating for workers' rights, safety, and benefits, while also engaging in collective bargaining to ensure fair agreements and equitable treatment within the workforce. HEU actively promotes workplace safety and equity through education and support programs, including opportunities for retraining and skills development. Committed to transparency and collaboration among its members, HEU works diligently to address issues affecting senior care and labor policies, fostering a cohesive community aimed at improving the standards of health care in British Columbia. Generated from the website