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Mother Goose (parent & child)Infant Program (0-18 months)Wed.10:30 - 11:30 am
Family support; drop-in groups; parenting classes; clothing exchange; parent and child play; lending library; counselling; meals; children's social skills group; reading circles; after-school children's drop in.

Strong Start Early Learning drop-in program Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to noon Contact: 748-3936 ext 207

We support citizens of the Cowichan Valley in participating meaningfully in all aspects of community life. We provide child development services and services for adults, primarily for those with developmental disabilities

Coast Salish community development and partnership; education and training programs; childcare program and policy development.

Services & support for new Canadians and public awareness of issues across cultures. Programs include Community Bridging; ESL Classes; Safe Harbour; Women's and Men's Groups; Youth Programs and Special Events.

Non-profit society provides programs and facilities to the people of the Cowichan Lake area, including: Positive Parenting; Circle Time Play Group; Lunch Bunch; Sizzlin' Summer Day Camp; KICK; FUSE Girls Group; FUN Factor; Adventure Trips; FIRE; Youth Theatre; Employment Centre; Counselling; Supervised visits; Meals on Wheels; Office Service; Red Cross Loan Service; Facility use; Mini Bus; Work Experience and Volunteer Opportunities.
Hours: M,T,Th,F - 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wed. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

District support for parents and Parent Advisory Councils
Monthly meetings with updates on what is happening in School District 79. Workshops; open discussion forums for parent or PAC concerns.

Education and training; resource centre; referrals; support workers in schools; support services; school cultural program; Red River West cultural education event.

The Vancouver Island Métis Nation (VIMN) is the representative body for the Métis of Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, and Powell River. It has been a registered society
We represent the social, cultural and socio-economic rights and advancements for Métis within our geographical area.

Coast Salish Healthier Communities initiative. Strategic planning.

The Hiiye'yu Lelum Society (House of Friendship) provides health, social, recreational and cultural services to promote individual, family and community self-reliance. These services address the needs and aspirations of Aboriginal people and focus on well-being within a cross-cultural context.
Family Support Worker Program; Addictions Program; Healthiest Babies Possible; Youth Centre; Healthy Children Healthy Futures; Family Fun Night; Reconnecting Generations; Homelessness Program; Families Growing Together; Youth Success Builder; Nobody's Perfect; Cowichan Community Kitchens; Treasure Box; Employment and Training. See individual programs for more information.

Network Environments for Aboriginal Research BC - Vancouver Island Node.

training; healthy communities; family violence prevention;

Assists in planning community social development by providing direction to address issues affecting the quality of life for all residents.