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WCTE Upper Cumberland PBS enriches the community with education, outreach, and quality programming.  Our mission is to give a voice to the people and places of the region we serve.  We strive to engage our citizens through distinctive programs and services that inform, educate, entertain, and inspire. Since 1978, WCTE has been a leader in celebrating the stories and people of this region. We continue this tradition today through multiple platforms of engagement that extend far beyond the broadcast realm.

in Central New Mexico MMAC provides a venue for art music and multicultural events. MMAC augments art and music education for the Mountainair schools. Through partnerships with many organizations we offer historical and archaeologic presentations as well as art work shops for the community at large. Our programs benefit and reach 1000 people.

We nurture creative thinkers in Chatham County. We do this in two ways: (1) We invest in artists, and (2) we educate kids through the arts.

ESPC focus centers on topics related to low-income and poverty. Our work includes undertaking research into the nature and magnitude of social issues in our community; public awareness and understanding of current social issues; being an independent voice in the community; encouraging public participation in the development of social policies and the implementation of programs. The strength of our voice and our role in the community is based on the support of people and organizations concerned about social issues. ESPC conducts research and analyzes data, produces reports, provides recommendations, is a depository of information, provides public eduction, conducts focus groups, does presentation, and works collaboratively with other social agencies.

Programs and Services Medical Transportation Respite Day Program Income Tax Clinics Information and Referral Drop In Center for low income Baby Boomers Connections Monthly Lunch club for low income Baby Boomers Individual Advocacy Furniture Sharing project Joint Action, Education and Leadership concerning issues affecting seniors

For 35 years, the CCR has been the national voice on refugee protection and newcomer settlement in Canada, educating the public and promoting policies and programs that respect the rights of refugees and immigrants. With a membership of over 170 organizations serving refugees and immigrants, the CCR provides a place where individuals concerned about protecting refugees and supporting newcomers can respond to challenges in solidarity. Through policy-analysis, research, public education, networking opportunities, and advocacy through media and government relations, we are active on a range of important issues including: Barriers to family reunification Delays in processing of privately sponsored refugees Trafficking of women and girls Refugee determination system Refugee resettlement Immigration detention Integration of immigrants and refugees Newcomers' access to services People without status Rights of children Newcomer youth Anti-racism LGBT refugees

Mass Sponsorship costs are as follows: 1 Donor - $2,700 2 Donors - $1,350 3 Donors - $900 To book a Mass or for futher details call us at 1-888-383-6277 (Toll Free) or e-mail us at barb.mcmanus@ncbc.ca

We offer youth events (youth parliament, the BC Francophone Games, BC Improv League, etc.). and culture, art and leadership camps. Every year, we launch new projects to promote bilingualism in British Columbia. We work primarily with French immersion and francophone schools to involve the youth in civic and community commitment

The ESCC is a founding member of the Creative Age Festival steering committee. The CAF was launched in 2008 to recognize the vital contributions of arts to lifelong learning, creative expression, and health and well-being in later life. The festival celebrates the contributions senior artists have made and fosters increased arts-based participation by older adults. Agencies are encouraged to increase their quality arts-based programming and are supported in planning for enhanced opportunities for engagement. The 2012 CAF will take place June 2-10 and will include arts cafes (opportunities for non-professional older adults to perform at host senior centres and other venues); acting and performance workshops on comedy improv, rock 'n' roll, movement and more; showcase performances by workshop participants and multi-generational drama groups; and a symposium on ways seniors benefit from participating in the arts and how more opportunities can be provided for them to do so.

Our mission is to increase representation and opportunities for Black professionals and businesses in the Film, Television, Gaming and Digital Production industries, both in front of and behind the camera. We are a proactive advocacy group dedicated to advocating for policy reforms aimed at advancing the welfare of our community. Our primary goals include pursuing comprehensive data collection and transparency metrics related to diversity within our industry, alongside our commitment to fostering education and empowerment within our workforce.

Empower. OCS empowers area residents through emergency assistance, food programs, and other services while promoting systemic change. We envision a sustainable and thriving community where everyone flourishes.