








Serving Our Community Since 2004
A renewed focus on rebuilding the programs that our community needs most.
A lot has happened over the past few months, and we know there have been questions, concerns, and confusion. We’re here to clear the air, move forward, and share what’s next for our organization and our community.
Our Programs
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
— Winston Churchill
English Language Support
We offer English language classes and tutoring for learners of all skill levels.
Community Literacy
We promote lifelong learning and all forms of literacy to help our community thrive.
Settlement Services
We offer support to help newcomers navigate work, services, and life in our community.
Employment Support
We can help community members with resumes, job searches, career planning, and more.
Community Support
From tutoring to community connections, we can help navigate learning, life, and everything in between.
Little Libraries
We’ve partnered with the Rotary Club to place Little Libraries all over town.
Little Libraries
We’ve partnered with the Rotary Club to place Little Libraries all over town.
Books can be donated directly into the libraries, or dropped off at the Recycling Depot—Just let them know you have books for the Little Libraries.
Locations
- Ahousaht Wellness Centre
- Alberni Elementary
- Alberni Family Medical Clinic
- Alberni Valley Museum
- Association for Community Living
- Buy-Low Foods
- EJ Dunn Elementary
- Friendship Centre
- Harbour Quay
- Hummingbird Childcare Centre
- Huu-Ay-Aht-Office
- INEO Employment Services
- Maple Medical Centre
- Mountain View Bakery
- No Frills
- Quality Foods
- Royal Bank
- Save-On-Foods
- Smitty’s Restaurant
- Steampunk Café
- Twisted Willow Yoga Studio
- Visitor Centre
News & Community Updates
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
- Winston Churchill
June 4, 2026
Pride is Borderless
January 6, 2026
Winter 2025 Recap
September 16, 2025
2025 Summer Picnic
(250) 731-5664
We are located on the unceded territories of the Tseshaht and Hupacasath First Nations, in Tsuma-as (the city now known as Port Alberni, BC).