Nonprofit Organizations in Vancouver
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ARIA Society is committed to serving the Iranian and Farsi-speaking immigrants, refugees, and women in our community. Through settlement assistance, language support, and cultural orientation, we aim to help newcomers understand their rights, access Canadian institutions, and establish themselves in a country they will one day call home. We also offer programming specifically for Iranian and Farsi-speaking women, designed to address the stark realities many have faced: sexual violence, domestic abuse, human rights violations, and systemic barriers to advancement in certain academic and professional domains. The need within the Iranian diaspora runs deep, but the response to it has so far been shallow. We are working hard to change that.
The Prince George Regional Kerala Cultural Association (PGRKCA) is a community organization based in Prince George, BC, dedicated to promoting and preserving the cultural heritage of Kerala, India. The association organizes various cultural events, social gatherings, and festivals to celebrate Malayali traditions and connect the local Malayali community. Through these activities, PGRKCA aims to foster a sense of unity and cultural pride among its members.
Conscious connection to Mother Nature through kayaking and safety for all age ranges, including the elderly and disadvantaged.
OUR MISSION
To reduce the impact of HIV/AIDS on individuals and our community through support, prevention and education
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TRANSFORMING LIVES THROUGH ACCESS TO QUALITY EYE HEALTH
As pioneers in global eye health, we see an opportunity to cultivate better futures where we work. With steadfast partnerships, boundary-pushing tools, techniques and training, we can collaborate to achieve optimal, quality eye health for all. And, by improving access to quality eye health, weāre sharing our vision.
As an non-profit organization, we are the organizer and host of the Golden Panda International Short Film Festival (GPIFF). Our mission is to serves as a springboard to the careers of young filmmaking talent around the world.
Western Canada Chinese Sports Association is a B.C. registered non-profit association initially formed by a group of local born Chinese and Chinese immigrants. The common thread that ties our board of directors is the importance and role of sports that play in their lives, from childhood to now. The mandate of WCCSA is to promote friendship and healthy lifestyle for all age group in Greater Vancouver through sports activities. WCCSA will constantly organize different kinds of sports activities & events to provide a fun and safe networking environment to our members and the public. We also hope to organize more national and international sports event in Greater Vancouver in the near future.
Richmond Therapeutic Riding AssociationĀ is a non-profit organization that provides therapeutic riding lessons to children/youth with physical, mental, and emotional special needs.
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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 $3,400,000Ā to help enhance Autism Services in Canada. Ā ASC will be holding our annual fundraiser walk Sunday, September 30th at theĀ Pacific Autism Center in Richmond, B.C. This event offers participants a free fun-filled day, with free lunch, bands and interactive booths.
RoboPlanet is a non-profit organization that has registered with BC government. Based in Richmond, British Columbia, RoboPlanet aims at building a global Robo community, in which there is no limit to imagination and every participant could share their ideas freely on robot assembling and programming.
RoboPlanet wishes that every child, who is appealed to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), could have the opportunities to discover, experience, learn, and share their interests through the robotics journey; RoboPlanet believes that every child could be an innovator and a leader.
Rabbitats is a volunteer-run organization that survives off the donations of wonderful people like you. Every cent we receive goes towards rescuing feral and abandoned rabbits: paying for veterinary care, finding good homes, and building sanctuaries.
Large numbers of abandoned domestic rabbits can be safely, securely and happily housed in indoor or outdoor ārabbitatsā built in conjunction with animal shelters, pet rescues, institutions, āgreenā businesses or on private land under the care of responsible citizens.
Cities contend with abandoned pets and their feral offspring while rural areas deal with unscrupulous breeders who routinely release their unwanted stock. The non-native domestic rabbits soon become a problem for municipalities, businesses and neighbourhoods forced to deal with environmentally destructive natural behaviour like chewing and burrowing.
Itās a tragedy for the loose bunnies as they will most likely be killed by predators, parasites, sport hunters or trappers hired for āpest controlā.
Rabbitats can help build affordable colony housing for sterilized rabbits and educate new rabbit guardians on low maintenance and sustainable care. Controlled rabbit populations can replace feral colonies.
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Chinese Help Lines provides free, confidential, and non-judgmental emotional and informational support from 10 am to 10 pm, 7 days a week, by professionally trained volunteers in Mandarin and Cantonese.
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