The Prince Rupert chapter of the Northern BC organization that serves children and youth in the community is looking to hear from residents of the North Coast on how they can improve on their work in the region.
To learn more about wha the community has to say, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Northern BC is hosting an online survey this month to hear from residents.
The short nine question survey asks about how much we know about their work in Prince Rupert and asks respondents to rank some of the programs that might be beneficial for the community.
The remainder of the survey, outlines how you can register any youth that may find the programs beneficial or how you can become a volunteer with them on their work in the community.
You can fill out the survey here.
Those who participate are entered in the draw for a Tim Horton's gift certificate in thanks for taking the time to respond.
Locally the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program uses Conrad elementary as their local access centre, you can contact them out of the Prince George office at 250-563-7410 to find out more about the Prince Rupert plans.
To find out more about the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program on the North Coast explore their website and Facebook page for more information.
For more items of interest on community themes around the region see our archive page here.
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