Frequently Asked Questions

Some answers to common questions about Lillooet Learns.

Frequently Asked Questions about Lillooet Learns

1. What is the relationship between Lillooet Learns and the Lillooet HUB?

Lillooet Learns has a history and mandate of supporting community groups and projects that address community need. In 2020, the Lillooet Learns board of directors agreed to be the host organization for a new and exciting community project: the Lillooet Community Connect Innovation HUB. Lillooet Learns continues to operate the HUB and its services to community.

2. Can Lillooet Learns give donation receipts?

Lillooet Learns is a non-profit organization but is not a registered charity, and therefore cannot issue a donation receipt

If you would like to donate and recieve a tax-free receipt please contact us: as we can collaborate with community partners that are chartible to provide this.

3. Is the Lillooet Restorative Justice Program running currently?

During COVID-19 the Restorative Justice program had difficulties finding and retaining a staff person. Currently we can offer some restorative justice circles depending on the need but we do not have a full-time dedicated coordinator. Please contact: rj@lillooetlearns.ca

Kind words

What Our Community Members Say

Community comes first.

Thank you for the kind words of people we have worked with on projects and programming.

Vivian Birch Jones

Squamish Lillooet Regional District

“The SLRD Area B is a funder and supporter of the Community Connect HUB, which is run by Lillooet Learns. They are partnering with local government, businesses, and non-profit organizations. I am proud and excited about the truth and reconciliation work and community sessions happening through the HUB and their team.”

Ernest Arman

Lillooet Tribal Council

“Partnering with Lillooet Learns through the Indigenous Skills, Training and Employment Program has given community members good opportunities to get training and learn job skills.”

Jacquie Rasmussen

Lillooet Regional Invasive Species Society

“LLCS is a valuable partner of the Lillooet Regional Invasive Species Society. We are grateful for the shared workspace and collaborations. We see the impact that the HUB and the LLCS programs have in our community. They are integral to supporting non-profit work that is vital to our region.”

Norm Leech

Executive Director of Frog Hollow Neighbourhood House and R.O.O.T.S (Reclaiming Our Original Traditions & Spirituality)

"I think one of the greatest gifts of being human is that we can learn just about anything. It is the natural state of the human brain to gather information. And if we can learn it, then we can believe we can do it, and with a bit of time and effort, things get done."

Sarah Chandler

Previous Director of Lillooet Learns

"Lillooet Learns has been providing culturally sensitive, trauma-informed, life-long learning opportunities for people of all ages for nearly 25 years. It is a true gift that continues to give to everyone in the Lillooet/Upper St’at’imc Region.”

Barb Veda

Kinetic Books

"We had the privilege of partnering with Lillooet Learning Communities Society, a non-profit organization dedicated to improving diverse local communities. Over the past year, we've transformed their financial systems from an outdated bookkeeping process to a sophisticated, organized reporting structure that enables directors to effectively analyze their funding and programs. Thanks to the input from Megan who has a clear vision and really cares. We have had the pleasure of mentoring one of their staff members. When people learn together - everyone grows stronger!"

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