Children's Residential Programs
Interministerial Mental
Health Program
Woman's Survivors' Groups
Panic Disorder
Support Group
Semiahmoo Family Services
Alcohol & Drug
Education, Prevention & Treatment Programs
(A.D.E.P.T.)
Specialized Adult Services
Community Living Programs
Social
Skills Network
White
Rock and South. Surrey Food Bank
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 PEACE ARCH COMMUNITY SERVICES
A community-based non-profit organization, we are proud of
our commitment and involvement in providing quality service delivery to individuals and
groups in White Rock, Surrey, Langley and Aldergrove.
The identification and response to
needs is accomplished in a caring and effective manner through services, advocacy and
working with other groups and volunteers to promote self-reliance.
Peace Arch Community Services'
programs are funded through:
- Corporate and individual donations
- The Ministry for Child and Families
- The Ministry of Health
- The United Way
- The Federal Government
- Other Provincial/Federal Grants
- And Fee-For-Service
Other community support --
- CNIB - Talking Book Machines
- Christmas Day Dinner Committee
- Peace Arch News Community Christmas Fund
- Christmas Hamper Program
- Food Collection Drive
- Float Builder
For more Volunteering opportunities in other
provinces go to volunteercalgary.ab.ca
Advice for Volunteers (part of
Volunteerism and Community Engagement Initiatives of the Charles A Dana
Center at the University of Texas Austin serviceleader.org/advice/index.html
Contact us for an appointment or e-mail us below.
Member of BC Association of Volunteer
Centers / United Way of the Lower Mainland
Peace Arch Community Services is a Registered charity under the Income Tax Act of Canada -
Registration No 0582130-59-27
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Volunteer and
Information Services
Youth Internship
Project
Group Counseling for
Adult Women Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
 
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From : The
Volunteer Voice
Peace
Arch Community Services (A Quarterly Publication of Volunteer &
Information Services) OCTOBER 1999
We — the Staff
Volunteer — would like to say how much we appreciate, you — The
Volunteer, for working so closely with us in order to achieve the goals of
PACS, and in producing some very exciting and creative projects.
Without cooperation,
team work and support from all concerned — meeting deadlines, sometimes
which seem almost unreachable, as well as maintaining a high level of
professionalism, would be impossible. This is something which we at PACS are
very proud of.
The float project is one
of most high profile community awareness events, and many hands are needed
each year.
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