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Sports and Recreation

Volunteer Drop-in Youth Volleyball Host

Do you love volleyball and enjoy working with youth? Are you friendly, approachable, and passionate about creating a positive experience …

YMCA of Southern Interior BC

YMCA of Southern Interior BC

Kelowna, BC

Social and Community Service

Help Spread The Word

Help spread the word about Volunteer Kelowna. We are offering a free service to help match nonprofit organizations with volunteers …

Volunteer Kelowna

Volunteer Kelowna

Kelowna, BC

Education / Training / Teaching

Climate Action, Resilience, and Emotions (CARE) Facilitators

Climate Action, Resilience, and Emotions (CARE) is a two-part, in-class workshop designed for youth aged 10-18 in the Kelowna and …

Be The Change Earth Alliance

Be The Change Earth Alliance

Kelowna, BC
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Tax-Deductible Year-End Gifts Make Twice the Impact for People In Need

Many individuals seeking support have turned to The Salvation Army for food, clothing and practical assistance, with more than three million visits reported last year in Canada and Bermuda. Donors continue to play a crucial role in helping The Salvation Army provide essential services in 400 communities across Canada.
The Salvation Army

The Salvation Army

Peer-support groups in B.C. help people who have suffered backcountry trauma

Kat Williamson (left) and Cheryl Smith are counsellors for Mountain Muskox, a non-profit that offers free peer-support groups for people who have suffered trauma and loss in the mountains. (Tyler Harper/Nelson Star) Cheryl Smith is her truest self in the mountains.
Capital News

Capital News

Canada advances First Nations-led new path forward on long-term reform of the First Nations Child and Family Services Program

The Government of Canada is committed to advancing long-term reform alongside First Nations across the country—so child and family services put children, families, and communities at the centre of care. Today, the Honourable Mandy Gull-Masty, Minister of Indigenous Services Canada, announced that the Government of Canada will be submitting a detailed plan to the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) to reform the First Nations Child and Family Services (FNCFS) program — one that respects regional approaches while operating within a coherent national framework.
Indigenous Services Canada

Indigenous Services Canada

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