1. Maintaining Gurdwara, land and buildings to support religion and educational purposes. 2. India Yatra - relegious pilgrimage. 3. Teacher Training - advancement of training teachers in the practice of Kundalini Yoga as taught by "..."

Annual campaign to increase charitable contributions from 3m employees. Employees can direct their contributions to specific charities or allow 3m ecco trustees to determine which charities their contributions should be directed.

The charity was in existance as at Dec 31. 2016. But will be winding up in early 2017 (January). We will be sending a letter of "Voluntary revocation" to the charities directorate in January 2017 regarding this.

Youth Programs, Leadership Training, Retreat Sessions, Retreat Programs and Spiritual Healing Programs

Information and referral programs

Donations to organizations and schools that encourage the use of fine arts (eg.music,dance,drama,literature,and visual arts) as a vital component in education experiences of children in the public school system and community organizations.

4-H CLUB MEMBERSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS

The Foundation's role is to operate the Alberta 4-H Centre and to seek, receive and administer the financial resources to ensure the ongoing viability of the 4-H Alberta program. These responsibilities include acquiring and maintaining corporate partnerships, planned (estate) giving, charitable donations, pursuing grant opportunities and administering province wide fund raising opportunities. In addition the Foundation also administers club, district, region and provincial scholarships.

No new programs in 2016.

Promote 4-H in our area with encouragement to donate in memory of past 4-h ers. We send bursary fees to Central Plains Area 4-H Council on behalf of local 4-H clubs so Central Plains Area Council can award bursaries.

Operates A School That Provides A God-Centred Education

The Society's mission is to provide a multicultural, proactive resource centre in Vancouver where the community of members, volunteers and staff address seniors issues and concerns; and social, recreational, nutritional, informational and counseling needs of members and clients.

The Charity operated support services for transient socially isolated or homeless women. The charity provided hot meals and basic hygiene facilities, health care & medical referrals, addiction counselling, relapse prevention, crisis intervention and mental health services.

To provide housing for seniors and low income families in the Tri-cities area.

Physical fitness, citizenship, effective speaking, band, drill, aerospace technology to flight , Duke of Edinburgh, 8-10 volunteers contribute 100-200 hrs monthly

Orienteering

Owns and operates a senior citizen apartment building consisting of 115 units, all resigned specifically to meet the needs of the seniors that reside in them. Parkview Place's main objective is to provide suitable, low rental housing for seniors. Through the assistance of CMHC and the Ministry of Housing (administered by the Region of Durham), they are able to provide subsidy to approx 58% of its residents.

Nursery school and daycare program. Care to children aged 12 weeks to 12 years of age. Day camp program during the summer months for school-age children. Family resource library for lending educational books and toys. Pre-school classes to 3 and 4 year-olds.

Réunions hebdomadaires des Louveteaux (garçons 9-12 ans) et des Jeannettes (filles 9-12 ans) - 3 camps d'une fin de semaine chacun et un 4e camp de 5 jours, et ce pour chacun des groupes. - Sorties de plein air et éducatives et activités associés au mouvement scout ou à la religion catholique. - Aide à des organismes du quartier lors d'organisation d'activités - Environ 15 bénévoles

Christian Family Center offers worship services through its tenants and school program. Assistance is given to families in crisis. Social programs such as two breakfast programs in local schools. There is also a school to train urban leaders.

To raise capital and operating funds to finance Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society ("STARS"), which is dedicated to providing a safe, rapid, highly specialized emergency medical transport system for the critically ill and injured.

Supporting the 48th Highlanders of Canada Regiment including purchases and maintenance of ceremonial uniforms and musical instruments, operating the regimental museum, supporting the regimental institutes and veteran's activities.

1. Microsavings and loans for poor women 2. Agribusiness assistance for poor women 3. Literacy, health and financial training for poor women 4. Education assistance for poor orphaned children

Individualized programmes are developed for students (Gr1-12) who experience difficulties in school due to dyslexia, AD(H)D, specific language disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorders, FAEIS and other learning problems. Diagnostic assessment and evaluation of reading, math, writing and study skills and learning style form the basis for each programme. This is taught one-on-one by qualified teachers experienced in working with learning disabilities/differences. Financial assistance-as reduced fees-is available to those unable to meet the full cost of private teaching (subject to availability of funds and proven need). Our preschool program provides a safe, nurturing and active learning environment that will aid the social, emotional, intellectual and physical growth of each child. Age-appropriate hands-on materials, supportive adult-child interaction, and a creative, well-planned, consistent, yet flexible, daily routine enables children to learn concepts, form ideas, and develop an awareness of their own unique learning style through play. Our summer camps address language and math skills, art, science, and organizational and study skills through a variety of fun themes. Volunteers are essential and contribute thousands of hours each year.

Coffee social weekly. Donations to local charities

Planning 150 Celebration supper & program for resident seniors

1) Weekly worship services(music, singing, teaching, preaching & prayer); 2) Weekly bible teaching & prayer meetings; 3) Monitoring & counselling for adults & youths; 4) Weekly bible studies, family home groups & youth activities; 5) Annual youth summer camps & short term missions projects; 6) Food aid, school supplies & bible teaching in foreign mission fields; 7) Food, clothing & spiritual counseling to the homeless and low income families in the New Westminster/Burnaby areas.

We did not present any activities (concerts) during this period.

CONTINUING VENUE AND SUPPORT SYSYTEM TO NETWORK, IDENTIFY SERVICE GAPS AND OVERLAPS, AND PUBLIC ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY. SUB COMMITTEES WERE ACTIVELY ORGANIZING AND PRESENTING EDUCATIONAL, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS EVENTS AND PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY AT LARGE. SWAN VALLEY COMMUNITIES THAT CARE HOSTED TWO MAJOR YOUTH FOCUSED EVENTS DURING THE YEAR, AND OFFERED TWO COMPLETE CYCLES OF THE PROGRAM "GUIDING GOOD CHOICES" TO PARENTS AND YOUTH. ACTIVE SUB COMMITTEES AT YEAR END WERE: (1) SWAN VALLEY COMMITTEE FOR THE ELIMINATION OF SEXUAL ABUSE (2) HEALTHY CHOICES COMMITTEE (3) SWAN VALLEY COMMUNITIES THAT CARE INC. (4) ESSENTIAL SKILLS STAKEHOLDERS COMMITTEE (5) BETTER BEGINNINGS (6) SUCCEED CONNECTIONS

THE NEW PROGRAMS STARTED IN 2015-2016 WERE THE TWO CYCLES OF GUIDING GOOD CHOICES OFFERED THROUGH SWAN VALLEY COMMUNITIES THAT CARE INC., AND A JOINT PROJECT OF SWAN VALLEY INTER-AGENCY, PRAIRIE MOUNTAIN HEALTH AND THE RCMP DETACHMENT IN DEVELOPING A COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION PROGRAM. COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION IS A COLLABORATIVE PROCESS WHICH HAS BEEN SHOWN TO BE HIGHLY EFFECTIVE IN REDUCING INCIDENTS AFFECTING POLICING, JUSTICE, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION AND SOCIAL SERVICE RESOURCES. IT IS A HIGHLY REWARDINGPROCESS WHICH PROVIDES CLIENTS AND SERVICE PROVIDERS WITH RESULTS.