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antidote: Multiracial and Indigenous Girls and Women's Network
Established in 2002, antidote is a grassroots network and community-based organization of over 150 multiracial girls and women in Victoria, British Columbia. Our members represent diverse voices, ages, ethno-cultural, linguistic and religious backgrounds, and affiliations in the community. We work with youth, families, schools, community groups, service providers, policy makers and researchers to promote the visibility and needs of racialized minority and Indigenous girls and women. What does... more...

Camas Books & Infoshop
The Camas Infoshop is a not-for-profit, collectively-run volunteer bookstore and autonomous space located on Lekwungen Territory in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Camas opened its doors in September 2007 to provide a voice for anarchist, anti-authoritarian, and Indigenous perspectives, and to foster a spirit of solidarity within social struggles locally, regionally and globally. The collective is named in honour of the camas plant, which is cultivated and harvested as a root vegetable ... more...

Metis Community Services
this agency provides support, outreach and advocacy with Metis children, youth and families. our office is located in the Queen Alexandra Centre for Children and Families. Please feel free to drop in, phone, and/or check out our website.

Songhees Nation
After-school tutor program (ends in June): Monday-Thursdays, 3:30-4:30pm @ Songhees band office. Phone 386-1043.

Surrounded by Cedar Child & Family Services
Our Vision Statement: Our vision is of healthy children who will grow up connected to their families, communities and culture. We will work together toward the day all children and families have skills, knowledge, education and support to ensure their children and their children’s children will not enter the child welfare or justice systems. Our Mandate Statement: Surrounded By Cedar Child and Family Services will provide child and family services rooted in cultural values and beliefs to ... more...

Victoria Native Friendship Centre (VNFC)
The Victoria Native Friendship Centre (VNFC) is home to a variety of services and programs for Aboriginal people living in the urban setting. The VNFC Youth Department is one of the largest growing departments in the centre, and provides services and opportunities to youth between the ages of 13-24. Included in these services are: Rave Youth Drop-In Centre (ages 13-19), Youth Support Workers, Youth Addictions Team, Youth Council, Parent Mentors, and more! About it: Dedicated to improving the ... more...

Metaphor - Hip Hop Social Justice Performance for schools and communities
Shool wide intervention program (ex. bullying) Life skills for leadership training Workshops and peformances

The EAGLE Project
The EAGLE Project is a full time 12 week job training program geared towards the hospitality/tourism industry. The program teaches our participants a range of employment skills as well as provides the following certification: Food Safe Level 1 Workplace Hazardous Material Information System (WHMIS) Serving It Right Customer Service Telephone Techniques First Aid/CPR Super Host The EAGLE Project is also grounded in traditional practice including one day a week devoted to our participa... more...

VNFC Rave Youth Drop-In Centre
The Rave Youth Centre is a safe place for Urban Aboriginal Youth and their friends, to come and hang out and have a good time! We have a pool table, big screen TV, crafts, gymnasium, and a hot and yummy dinner served every night! Open Tuesday & Wednesday nights from 4-9pm. Please contact us for calendar info.

VNFC Tribal Journeys
Every summer the VNFC Youth Department participates in the annual Tribal Journeys. Participants are expected to make a weekly commitment leading up to the 1-2 weeks that we will be on the actual journey. During prep time we will do canoe practice, regalia making, drum making, and lots of team building. Call for more info

Youth Outreach
Prevention, intervention, crisis management