Toquaht Nation

The Tseshaht First Nation, meaning "the people of Ts'isaa," is located on the West Coast of Vancouver Island, stretching from the Alberni Valley to the Broken Group Islands. As one of 14 Nations within the Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, the Tseshaht are deeply connected to their ancestral lands and waters, emphasizing the importance of preserving their traditional culture and values for future generations. Committed to community well-being, the Tseshaht First Nation offers a range of programs and services including health support, education, housing, and economic development initiatives. They prioritize the promotion of Tseshaht knowledge and practices, ensuring the continuity of their rich heritage and traditions. Generated from the website

The Royal Canadian Legion in Port Alberni, BC, is a dedicated organization committed to supporting Veterans and their families, providing essential services and fostering community engagement. With a rich history spanning nearly a century, it stands as Canada's largest Veteran support and community service organization, ensuring that those who served receive the care and recognition they deserve. Membership is open to all Canadians, allowing individuals to honor the sacrifices made for freedom and to contribute to strengthening local communities. Through initiatives such as the Poppy Campaign and various programs for youth and Veterans, the Legion continues to advocate for those in need and remember the legacy of those who have served the country. Generated from the website

The Hupacasath First Nation is a vibrant community located in Port Alberni, BC, with a rich history that spans thousands of years in the Alberni Valley. Committed to economic development, the First Nation actively seeks partnerships and opportunities within their extensive traditional territory. Focused on community wellness and support, the Hupacasath First Nation offers various programs and services catering to youth, elders, health, fisheries, and social development while emphasizing the importance of cultural preservation and language revitalization. Generated from the website