Nonprofit Organizations in Vancouver
Discover local nonprofit organizations making a difference in our community.
The primary mandate of the OCD Clinic is to provide provincial specialized consultation for children and youth age 6-18 with complex Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and related disorders who have not responded to community treatment resources. In addition, the OCD clinic provides education to families, community clinicians, schools and public health agencies, which includes community education events. Furthermore, the OCD Clinic conducted research to increase our understanding of the etiology and needs of youth with OCD and related disorders, along with their families, and to also inform evidence-based practice. Research on the causation, long-term course and treatment of OCD is an integral aspect of the clinic’s activities.
The Aviation Leadership Foundation is national non-profit organization based in Vancouver that runs several on-going leadership development programs open to all individuals - both aviation and non-aviation oriented. Our vision is A Leader in Every Chair. We connect leaders, building community, and inspire possibility.
Autism Speaks Canada (ASC) is the leading autism science organization, and thanksin part to the Walk as supported over 200 organizations with a total of $3,400,000 to help enhance Autism Services in Canada.  ASC will be holding our annual fundraiser walk Sunday, September 30th at the Pacific Autism Center in Richmond, B.C. This event offers participants a free fun-filled day, with free lunch, bands and interactive booths.
We connect people and empower them to create the change they want to see in their communities.
The Association of Neighbourhood Houses of B.C. (ANHBC) oversees seven neighbourhood houses and an outdoor centre, through which we operate more than 300 community-based programs and services for a diversity of participants.
Through ANHBC, you can build strong, supportive relationships and pursue your passions at welcoming and inclusive sites throughout Metro Vancouver.
Asian-Canadian Special Events Association is a Vancouver-based non-profit organization that creates sustainable projects in the areas of arts and culture, and works with partners across British Columbia, Canada, and internationally. Our three mandates: 1. Community Engagement, 2. Fostering New Artistic and Cultural Expressions, and 3. Platform to Learn and Share.
ACSEA has a long history of curating and producing large events, including a very successful partnership with Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics Cultural Olympiad. Our signature events are spread throughout the year: the end of winter LunarFest, end summer TAIWANfest and IPACI, and a brand new event in partnership with Canadian Heritage and Canada 150 We Are Canadians, Too!
Organization Website: https://www.acsea.ca
ArtsScene Vancouver connects young professionals in Vancouver with the arts.
Arthritis Society Canada is a national health charity, fueled by donors and volunteers, with a mission to fight the fire of arthritis through research, advocacy, innovation, information and support.
A Yoga, Mindfulness and Training organization that builds awareness on holistic well being. The foundation encourages social awareness and shares body, emotion and mind management principles in safe spaces. It also supports children from the slums in India.
Aquafit for All Association is a non-profit organization in Vancouver. Our mission is to develop and provide affordable aquatic/aquatic exercise opportunities for individuals with disabilities and/or injuries of all ages.
Apathy is Boring is a national non-partisan, youth-led organization that supports youth to become change-makers in their everyday lives and communities.
The ASAP lab conducts clinical and community-based research to estimate the frequency of anxiety and stress-related disorders in ASD with greater precision and identify risk factors. Additionally, we aim to improve clinical practices by providing guidelines and measures for determining when someone with ASD is experiencing anxiety or trauma and by effectively treating these conditions in community settings.
The Amelia Douglas Institute (ADI) celebrates and uplifts MĂ©tis culture in British Columbia through educational exhibitions, programs, and research. The Institute connects MĂ©tis people throughout the province with their culture, heritage, and Michif languages through virtual and in-person resources and initiatives and educates the public about MĂ©tis people and culture.
The ADI is a registered charitable organization that was developed by Métis Nation of British Columbia’s Ministry of Culture, Heritage and Language in 2023. Ministry staff are currently overseeing the Institute's program delivery and operations until the Institute is further established and has sustainable funding to maintain operations independently.
The ADI’s showroom and exhibition space opened to the public in January 2024 and is located at #300 13401 108 Ave Surrey BC. More information about the ADI, as well as information on Métis culture and language resources can be found on its website: https://ameliadouglasinstitute.ca/
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