YMCA Youth Transitions Program

Homeward Trust Edmonton is dedicated to preventing and ending homelessness in the Edmonton area through collaborative efforts involving government and civil society organizations. Since 2009, they have successfully housed over 20,868 individuals through various housing support programs, grounded in the belief that everyone deserves the right to a home. The organization operates on Treaty 6 territory, acknowledging the traditional stewardship of diverse Indigenous Peoples and the importance of engaging with these communities. Recognizing the impact of colonialism and systemic issues, Homeward Trust is committed to addressing homelessness in a way that honors and respects Indigenous history and rights. Generated from the website

Volunteer Alberta is a member association dedicated to fostering civic engagement and volunteerism throughout Alberta. Their focus is on capacity-building and nurturing capabilities within nonprofits across the province. By providing programs, services, and resources, Volunteer Alberta aids organizations in volunteer recruitment, nonprofit establishment, corporate engagement, board involvement, and more, aiming to establish strong standards and practices. Recognizing the significance of volunteerism and civic engagement in cultivating healthy, vibrant, and connected communities, Volunteer Alberta offers resources to facilitate volunteer opportunities. They strive to create an inclusive and diverse environment that encourages community members to contribute positively to Alberta's social landscape. Located in Edmonton, Volunteer Alberta acknowledges the importance of Indigenous territories and upholds a commitment to honoring historic agreements and future treaties. They express gratitude towards the Indigenous peoples who have cared for the land for generations and seek to be active partners in supporting both the land and communities. As an organization, Volunteer Alberta aims to contribute to reconciliation efforts and promote the well-being of all individuals and the environment. Generated from the website content

Alberta Civil Trial Lawyers Association (ACTLA) in Edmonton, Alberta, is committed to the advancement of jurisprudence, enhancement of the adversary system, and promotion of trial by jury. Established in 1986, ACTLA aims to improve the administration of justice and advocate for the public good. With a focus on supporting the legal community, legislative issues, and consumer rights, ACTLA provides a platform for trial lawyers to connect, learn, and grow their practices. Through educational events, advocacy efforts, and access to resources, members can effectively navigate the legal landscape. ACTLA's dedication to ensuring a strong civil justice system that safeguards the rights of all Albertans is evident in its initiatives, including the Access to Justice and FAIR Campaign Fund. By joining ACTLA, members contribute to the association's objectives and participate in activities that foster a fair and just legal environment. Generated from the website content