Triangle Community Resources Inc.
Mission Statement
To realistically and practically improve the overall employability of clients and participants – moving them on to independence through employment or further related training.
With five offices in the Fraser Valley, we provide unemployed Canadians with personal development skills, career exploration, job search skills, and one-to-one counselling.
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Current News March 21, 2007
In 2006, Triangle Resources was invited to offer both the R.I.T.E. and W.R.I.T.E. programs to the un-employed community members of the Chehalis Indian Band as a pilot project. Triangle Community Resources enjoyed enormous success with this particular client group and has the formula created to successfully meet the needs of the community and the participants within the aboriginal un-employed male and female members. The feedback from the Chehalis Band, staff and participants was extremely positive
Through the success of the Chehalis project, we have recently been awarded a 1-yea..
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From Our Clients
Crystal Roux
Hi, my name is Crystal! I am a graduate from the Women’s Triangle Community Resources W.R.I.T.E. Program. I am 21 years old and have a 17- month old son. I am also a recovering alcoholic/addict. I did not come to this program voluntarily, I was ordered by my service provider to attend or I would not receive further funding. I agreed to attend the six week employment program as well as the twelve week follow up so that I would be able to acquire funding and continue my stay at the recovery house. I was very familiar with the program prior to my commitment. I had attended many graduation ..
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