North Delta Power Talkers
(604) 596-5500
Looking to improve your public speaking, impromptu thinking,
or leadership skills?
Learn how to…
Effectively present ideas
Listen better
Conduct meetings
Develop your leadership potential
Organize teams
Give better sales presentations
604.534.8480
Meetings at North Delta Inn.
(604) 583-3691
North Delta Newcomers & Friends extends a warm welcome to you as a new, or not so new, woman of our community. Our club is a great way to get acquainted with your community, to meet new friends, and to enjoy our many activities.
North Delta Newcomers & Friends is a non-profit organization that promotes friendship and social activities for all women in the North Delta community. Our club also organizes interest groups where newcomers have fun making new friends while enjoying an ongoing interest or exploring a new activity. Our club provides our members an opportunity to meet and socialize with other women just like you, make new women friends and become acquainted with the local community.
Men only.
Surrey. Our mottos is "We Serve" and do so by helping through service projects with youth and seniors, and donating to scholarship programs, and charitable causes such as Breast Cancer Research, CNIB, Diabetes Awareness, BC Society for Children with Disabilities, Lions Foundation of Canada, and many others.
We raise our funds through craft sales, food concessions, and gaming (Newton Country Bingo at King George Hwy and 70th)
Please feel free to come and visit with us. We meet the 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month at Kennedy House, 11760 88th Ave, North Delta. At 7:30 PM Unlike most clubs, our present membership is all female who are of a variety of ages who enjoy helping their community.
Kerala Cultural Association of British Columbia (KCABC) is a cultural organization catering to the social and cultural needs of the Indian community, Malayalees in particular, living in and around Vancouver, located in the beautiful province of British Columbia.
KCABC was formed in August 1989 in a meeting at Vancouver. The founding President was Mr.Joe Puthen. The first major event was Kerala Nite conducted in May 1990. Gujarati and Tamil associations and some families from Washington participated in the event.
KCABC is committed to promote interaction, preserve the rich Indian and Keralite cultural heritage by bringing together the people of Kerala in this cultural forum. We have over 300 families take part actively. This site hopes to disseminate information about the association activities and programs in a fast and efficient way throughout our community.
604.590.5474
About CFUW
CFUW/FCFDU is a voluntary, non-profit, self-funded, non-partisan, non-governmental organization of close to 10,000 graduate women, students and Associate Members in 112 Clubs in Canada who advocate for equality for women and girls. CFUW seeks to improve access to education for women, for peace, justice, human rights and to support programs that improve the environment. CFUW has special consultative status with the United Nations. CFUW serves on the Sectoral Committee on Education of the Canadian Sub-Commission to UNESCO. CFUW is the largest affiliate of the 79 member International Federation of University Women (IFUW) see www.ifuw.org
National Activities - CFUW:
Informs the Government of Canada about CFUW/FCFDU policies
Acts in solidarity with other national non-Government women's equality-seeking and feminist organizations
Provides members with opportunities to network at local, regional, provincial, national and international meetings