Doctors of BC

The Elizabeth Fry Society-Greater is a non-profit organization based in New Westminster, BC, dedicated to supporting and advocating for women and girls involved in the criminal justice system. They provide a range of services, including housing support, legal assistance, and community outreach programs. With a focus on empowerment and rehabilitation, the organization works to address the systemic issues that contribute to women's involvement in the justice system. Through their work, they aim to create a more just and equitable society for all individuals. Generated from their business information

The Retail Wholesale Union (RWU) is an industrial union dedicated to supporting workers across Canada by advocating for their rights, dignity, and collective bargaining power. With a rich history of fighting for improved working conditions and benefits, RWU fosters a supportive environment where members can unite to negotiate with their employers as equals. As part of the RWU movement, members have access to resources such as shop stewards, representatives, and legal advocates to defend their interests against unfair treatment. By organizing their workplaces, members contribute to a culture of solidarity and empowerment, ensuring that the union continues to thrive for future generations. Generated from the website

Fraser Health is a comprehensive health care authority dedicated to providing high-quality medical services to over two million residents across the Fraser Salish region, from Burnaby to Boston Bar. With a team of 48,000 staff, medical professionals, and volunteers, they strive to support the health and well-being of patients, families, and communities. Recognizing the rich cultural heritage of the Coast Salish and Nlaka'pamux Nations, Fraser Health is committed to serving Indigenous populations and honoring the unique cultures of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit communities. Their focus includes community-based services, mental health resources, and educational programs for health care planning and suicide prevention. Generated from the website