- Provide a formal organization to promote and advance the interest of Aboriginal Veterans who are residents of British Columbia and Serving members of the Armed Forces serving in, British Columbia:
- Provide a way and means through involvement, participation, and sponsorships for Aboriginal veterans to develop policy recommendations, for programs and services needed to maintain their physical, social, and spiritual well being.
- Co-ordinate Veterans benefit programs from the Government of Canada, Department of Veterans Affairs, other government departments, or commissions.
- Co-operating with the Canadian Forces and the Defense Aboriginal Advisory Groups to support Aboriginal serving members of the Armed Forces to maintain their physical, social, and spiritual well being.
- Co-operating with other national and international veteran organizations concerned with advancing the status of Veterans and serving members of Canadian Forces.
- Interact with the aboriginal communities to promote awareness of the continuing contributions to Canadian society by Aboriginal Veterans and Serving Members of Canadian Forces through involvement, participation, education, and sponsorships.
- Provide Veterans with relief of poverty and medical care, mobility equipment and grave stones not provided by Government departments and/or health care plans.
- Provide educational support and guidance to Aboriginal youth and Adults held in Custody centers throughout British Columbia.
- Provide support, sponsorship, and involvement in aboriginal employment programs, aboriginal youth sports programs, Raven, Bold Eagle, and Black Bear Aboriginal Youth Employment Program, and the Aboriginal pre-employment program of the Canadian Forces.
- Provide educational presentations, learning programs, and information packages designed for the primary, middle school, High School and University Students on aboriginal involvement and achievements in world conflicts.
- Provide educational presentations, learning programs, and information packages designed for the primary, middle school, High School and University Students on leadership and self-esteem.
- Provide educational presentations, learning programs, and information packages designed for the general public on aboriginal societies, and their contribution to the Canadian Society.
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