Non-profit Organizations in Downtown / Old City, Nanaimo, BC
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Results from the 'Non-profit Organizations' category in Downtown / Old City, Nanaimo
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195 Commercial Street, Nanaimo, V9R 5B7
(250) 753-3459
Environmental protection organization 
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100 Cameron Rd., Nanaimo, V9R 0C8
(250) 753-3814
We invite you to browse through the more than 25 exhibits and displays showcasing Canada’s proud Military History and Traditions. For more than a quarter century, the museum has assembled a truly impressive collection of military memorabilia and artifacts from the War of 1812 right through to Canada's involvement in Afghanistan. Examine life on the home front and the important work of the Red Cross, St John’s Ambulance, the Salvation Army, RCMP and the critical role played by the Merchant Navy in war time. Follow the evolution of Women in the Armed Forces, from Nursing Sisters during the Boer War to present day operations in all branches of our Armed Forces. The museum is located in downtown Nanaimo’s dynamic waterfront; close to the Port Theatre, the Inner Harbour Boat Basin, Cruise Ship Facility, the Nanaimo Conference Centre, Tourism Office and many Major Hotels. 
Visitors express admiration for the museum's engaging tour guides and vast collection of military memorabilia, dating back over two centuries. Most spent less than two hours exploring, but felt they could have spent more time due to the abundance of information and displays. Entrance fee is $4 per adult. 
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19 Commercial Street, Nanaimo, V9R 5G3
(250) 754-8988
Literacy Central was incorporated as the Nanaimo Literacy Association in 1990. We have grown both in catchment area and programs, now offering free tutoring services for a large portion of the central east coast of Vancouver Island. Literacy Central VI, Vancouver Island University and the Advanced Education Ministry of the BC Government partner in providing 3 programs; Adult Literacy Tutoring, Aboriginal Literacy Tutoring, and Family Literacy. We also partner with the BC Ministry of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Development and Vancouver Island University to provide English as a Second Language Settlement Assistance Program tutoring and English Practice Groups. Other programming is featured on our home page. The strength of our organization is the over 200 highly knowledgeable and dedicated people that volunteer in our programs and bookstores including our Board of Directors. This non-profit organization, Literacy Central Vancouver Island in Nanaimo, is highly regarded by its customers for its extensive collection of well-organized and diverse books. The store offers excellent value with reasonable prices and a vast selection, especially in the vintage and poetry sections. Many are impressed by the welcoming and helpful staff. Some customers have noted occasional miscategorized books as a minor inconvenience. The store's open hours seven days a week allow for ample browsing opportunities. 
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101 Commercial St, Nanaimo, V9R 3G5
Lodge, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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#101 - 235 Bastion Street, Nanaimo, V9R 3A3
(250) 753-5600
Non-Profit Organization, Social Services, Nonprofit Organization, Social Service, Community Organization 
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170 Wallace Street, Nanaimo, V9R 5B1
(250) 755-1366
Association or organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization 
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150 Wallace St, Nanaimo, V9R 5B1
(250) 753-0633
Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization, Social services organization, Non-profit organization 
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#201 - 96 Cavan Street, Nanaimo, V9R 2V1
(250) 741-0224
Social services, Social services organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Community Organization, Social Service The Nanaimo Association for Community Living is highly regarded as a valuable resource for various community members, particularly those dealing with mental health issues, homelessness, and other challenges such as mental illness, addiction, and chronic health conditions. Customers praise the idea of transforming an existing hotel, such as the Howard Johnson, into a supportive and inclusive community center. This facility would provide access to essential services like showers, laundry, computers, and counseling. It would also offer opportunities for events, job fairs, and information sharing. The vision is to create a safe and supportive environment that empowers individuals in their transition to stable living and learning new skills. 
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290 Bastion Street, Nanaimo, V9R 3A4
(250) 754-1989
Nanaimo Youth Services Association located in Beautiful Nanaimo BC.Job Search, Resume help, Believing in the power and potential of youth. Nanaimo Employment Services. Nanaimo Youth Services Assn is a popular youth organization offering a social center for public use with various activities, crafts, and opportunities for making new friends. It's also a resource for tutoring, computer lessons, and mentoring. Open Monday to Saturday, and on Wednesdays, dinner is served. 
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327 Prideaux St #13, Nanaimo, V9R 2N4
(250) 753-8324
Non-profit organization, Business development service, Community Organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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285 Prideaux St., Nanaimo, V9R 2N2
(250) 714-0917
Non-profit organization, Club, Nonprofit Organization, Social services, Social Service 
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319 Selby St, Nanaimo, V9R 2R4
(250) 753-6911
Nonprofit Organization, Employee Leasing Services, Non-profit organization, Immigration Consultants, Employment agency, Community Organization, Social Service Organizations, Employment Agencies 
596 Albert St, Nanaimo, V9R 2W2
(250) 753-8721
Non-profit organization, Labor union, Nonprofit Organization 
75 Front St, Nanaimo, V9R 5H9
(250) 734-3971
Foundation, Non-profit organization, Charity Organization, Nonprofit Organization Customers appreciate the delicious fish and chips and friendly staff at Nanaimo Foundation. Some express disappointment with the value and quality of certain menu items, such as the deep-fried cheesecake and poutine. Overall, visitors enjoy the atmosphere and affordability of the non-profit organization. 