Spinal Cord Injury BC is the best source of information on living well with a spinal cord injury or related disability in British Columbia. Our programs and resources are here to help people with spinal cord injuries and their families adjust, adapt and thrive in their communities.

Providing leadership to the non profit community since 1974, Volunteer Victoria is the primary recruitment and referral centre for the Greater Victoria Region. Guided by the principles of civil society we enrich the quality of life in our community through volunteer involvement.

Catherine White Holman Wellness Centre provides low-barrier legal and wellness services to Two-Spirit, transgender, and gender non-conforming people. Our services include hormone and surgery readiness assessments, ADHD assessments, support with ID changes including updating name and gender marker, and legal advice. Our services are provided virtually via Zoom to everyone living in British Columbia regardless in status. In-person appointments are available if needed.

We are passionate professionals and industry experts, BC’s top resource for owners and managers of rental housing, a member-driven professional association leading the rental housing industry in BC.

Since 1978, the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre has provided a safe space for women and children in the Downtown Eastside. We provide practical support, basic necessities and hot nutritious meals to over 500 women and children every day. We support women to make positive changes in their lives by connecting them to a continuum of services including outreach, advocacy, wellness, recreation, housing and skills development.

The Condominium Home Owners Association of BC (CHOA) is the largest association representing the strata industry in British Columbia. CHOA provides advisory services, education, resources, and support for its members.

A Non-Profit Resource for British Columbia’s Small Business Community

BC Rent Bank is a project of Vancity Community Foundation, and funded by the Province of BC. The mandate of the BC Rent Bank is to support the funding of existing rent banks and to create the infrastructure necessary to support a potential future province-wide rent bank system or service.

BCAC supports a range of activities while engaging with artists and communities to inform policies and programs.

This site contains resources concerning the Class Action for compensation for the damages and abuses suffered by all Indian Day School students who were forced to attend Indian Day Schools and were excluded from the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement.