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Big Sisters of BC Lower Mainland is dedicated to fostering life-changing mentoring relationships that empower girls, non-binary, transgender, and gender diverse youth facing various challenges such as bullying, isolation, and low self-esteem. Since 1960, the organization has been committed to building resilience among youth, creating safer schools and communities, and contributing to a brighter future for all. Each year, Big Sisters serves approximately 450 youth, providing over 41,000 recorded mentoring hours, with 92% of mentored youth reporting increased happiness and confidence. Through their programs, they protect the wellness and mental health of over 700 youth annually, responding to a growing demand for support in the community. Generated from the website

YWCA Canada is a national organization dedicated to championing women's rights and promoting gender equity across the country. Their initiatives focus on various critical areas, including childcare, women's wellbeing, economic equity, and the prevention of gender-based violence. Through community engagement and advocacy, YWCA Canada works to empower diverse young leaders and support marginalized communities. The organization is committed to reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and actively participates in efforts to address systemic discrimination and promote social justice. Generated from the website

Small Business BC, also known as the Canada British Columbia Business Services Society, is a resource for small businesses in the province of British Columbia. As of December 5, 2024, the organization was placed under bankruptcy with MNP Ltd. acting as the Trustee of SBBC. For businesses seeking services and support, it is recommended to reach out to the Province of BC or the Federal Government of Canada for resources. Additional information and support for BC Entrepreneurs can be accessed by downloading the provided resources on the website. Generated from the website content