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Today, CCSS serves a large number of North Vancouver residents through targeted youth programs, seniors programs, and the Red Cross Loan Program. Youth CCSS concentrates on ensuring youth have access to resources to reduce the risks associated with the developmental challenges of the pre-teen and teen years. Since the youth program is based on outreach, one of our primary goals is to create opportunities to identify youth at-risk and provide support to the individual and their family. Seniors' Hub - operates 12 services that are designed to improve the health of very frail and isolated seniors provide increaseed activity, and peer support, and a sense of belonging to a community of peers. These are important factors which can significantly improve health and quality of life. Red Cross Loan - This program offers the North Shore community a free short term loan of medical equipment such as mobility and bath aids.

To prevent deaths and injuries at railroad crossings and along railways.

To cultivate self-reliance and foster cross-cultural understanding through entrepreneurship and education projects.

The Lending Cupboard is a Private Charity, operated by Staff and Volunteers, to provide the people of Red Deer and Central Alberta with New or Used Medical Equipment for as long as they need it, at no cost and with no qualifying.

We are the Central Alberta Refugee Effort, part of Red Deer’s Immigrant Centre. For over 30 years we have been here to help new immigrants and refugees adjust to their new life in Central Alberta and become valued members of our welcoming community. We offer the following services: - Settlement Support in Schools and Library - ESL (English as Second Language) Classes - Canadian Language Benchmarks Assessment (CLBA) Testing - Connecting Newcomers Program - Translation & Interpretation Services - Immigrant Family, Senior and Youth Support Programs - Volunteer Support Programs - Cross Cultural Communication and Cultural Awareness Training

Develop a cross-sector collaboration platform aiming to immediately respond to disasters, collaborating with other sectors including the government, business and social sectors.

The Rebecca Bender Initiative is committed to changing the way Americans see and respond to human trafficking in their communities and empowering the survivors that live there.

Since 2001, the Celtino Foundation has been committed to building schools and organizing medical brigades in impoverished Latin American communities.

The Africa Exchange Project cultivates a partnership between the people of Tanzania and the United States to increase cross-cultural awareness and improve health, education, and well-being in rural Tanzania.

The Multicultural Association of Wood Buffalo was established in 1985 to support newcomers through programs and events and to foster cross-cultural awareness and understanding. Our vision is one of unity in diversity.

AFIRE's mission is to build the capacity of the Filipino American community of Chicago to affect transformative social change through grassroots education, action, research, and services.