Hands on Battle Creek

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123 5th Ave
New York, NY 10003

HandsOn BC is a non-profit organization based in New York, dedicated to empowering disadvantaged youth and newcomers, particularly in British Columbia. The organization aims to improve the lives of over 25,000 young people by providing essential services such as mentorship, education, and employment opportunities.

By partnering with private consultants, HandsOn BC offers streamlined integration services and workshops tailored for immigrant entrepreneurs, fostering a holistic approach to community engagement. Their mission emphasizes collaboration and innovative solutions to create a positive impact on the social and economic fabric of the communities they serve.

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