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Gimli, R0C 0C7
Vancouver, V5K 0A1
Nikolay Eskin is a Notary Public service in Vancouver. We have an array of notary services for you. Above all, we have the most affordable prices for Notary Services in Vancouver.
As one of the leading Notary Public agents in Vancouver, Nikolay Eskin Notary public is pleased to say that we have an array of Notary services available for you at any time. Above all, we proudly hold the most affordable prices for Notary Services in Vancouver. We are a notary service that would always like to walk the extra mile with our customers. As a very professional Notary service in Vancouver, we offer same day Notary services. Therefore, you really do not need to waste your time.
All the notarizations will be completed in legally accepted conditions by dutiful Vancouver notary public experts. As a Vancouver notary public that will get you through the notarization processes regarding business, deeds, estate, sales and purchasing – Nikolay Eskin will vigilantly cater to your requests.
Lewis Notaire Inc.
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Verdun, H3E 0A2
real estate
closings
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Mandate in case of Incapacity (Living will)
Estate planning (Trust Will)
Sudbury Notary Public
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Sudbury, P3A 0A1
At Sudbury Notary Public, we offer a complete suite of cost effective and ultra-convenient notarial services - from the drafting and notarization of affidavits to the commissioning of oaths, from certified true copies to letters of invitation, from authentications & legalizations to consent to travel documents, as well as every other notarial service.
In addition, with a lawyer on staff, we provide legal services such as the drafting of Wills, the drafting or review of contracts, uncontested divorces, as well as incorporation.
Aikman Notary Services
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Sarnia, N7S 0A1
Aikman Notary Services is operated by Jeff Aikman and provides in-person Notary Public and Commissioner for Taking Affidavit / Oath services. Jeff is an experienced Notary Pubic who has notarized hundreds of documents over several years. Jeff is always happy to answer questions and offers 2 convenient service options to choose from:
1) Drive up Service (appointment required) at my home, 965 McCaw St., Sarnia
2) Mobile service. I come to you anywhere in Lambton or Kent counties!
Langley, V1M 0A1
Kelsey is one of two notaries practicing at Donna M. Van Beek Notary Corporation, a Langley founded firm based in Walnut Grove, offering services in real estate conveyancing and Wills and estate planning.
Kelsey understands that buying a house can be overwhelming and planning for future can be daunting. This is why she strives to provide her clients with efficient service, clear direction and helpful guidance in a relaxed setting. No need to worry about the legal work- Kelsey will take care of you! so that you can focus on other things (like packing boxes or buying new furniture). Hire Kelsey and know you will be working with someone who is knowledgeable, approachable, transparent, easily accessible and looking out for your best interests.
St. Albert, K0A 3C0
Installation et reparation de systeme de chauffage au gaz naturel et propane, air climatiser, chaudiere, foyer, echangeur d’air, chauffe piscine, chauffe eau, systeme d’eau chaude sur demande, chauffage pour garage, ligne a gaz pour BBQ, secheuse, fourneau... Installation and repairs of systems of natural gaz and propane heating, air conditioning, boiler, fireplace, air exchanger, pool heater, hot water tank, tankless, garage heaters, gas line for BBQ, dryers, ovens...Régina, S4M 0A1
The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan provides programs and services for people living with dementia, and funds research to find the cause and the cure. Since 1982, we’ve been dedicated to providing help for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias and their caregivers. That help is delivered in many ways, including support and information, education and awareness, advocacy and research.Niagara Falls, L2E 0A1
Multicultural Network of Niagara Falls is listed as category Nonprofit Organization, Niagara FallsChatham, N7L 0A1
We provide alternative pathways for at-risk youth, restoring a positive connection with the community, thereby creating a safer, healthier Chatham-Kent. Clients must be between the ages of twelve (12) and seventeen (17) to participate in the Pre-Charge Diversion Program offered through Restorative Justice Chatham-Kent. This ‘alternative measures’ program is funded by the Ministry of Children ﹠ Youth Services and is delivered in conjunction with the Chatham Kent Police Service, as they diligently screen and refer the appropriate youth cases to our agency. “Positive Strides“ Intervention ﹠ Educational Programming All program modules are available to those youth participating in our Pre-Charge Diversion Program (12–17). Intervention programs are also available to those youth (10–17) in the community who are not currently in conflict with the law, but who are at risk for delinquency or criminal behaviour; youth who are at risk to recidivate + become in conflict with the law again, are also eligible to participate in offered programs. Programs can be tailored to any client’s particular learning style, and are delivered in INDIVIDUAL, one-on-one format with our Program Coordinator. NOTE: Programming sessions run for 45 minutes – 1 hour in length, typically on a weekly basis; however, they are scheduled around the client’s needs. A youth can attend programming for as many sessions as they feel are beneficial, but the average is approximately 5 sessions, in addition to an initial intake assessment with a parent/guardian. Programming services can be delivered in alternative settings if needed; for example, in the client’s place of residence (outside of Chatham-proper) at a Municipal Service Centre, or at the client’s school, in the case of transportation issues. Referral Process Referrals for youth can be made via telephone or email contact to Restorative Justice Chatham-Kent. Please contact Cecily Coppola at 519-380-0931 or. [email protected]. ) Referrals are accepted from all of the following: • Family Members/Self • Board of Education • Crown Attorney or Judge • Police Services • Probation + Parole • Social Services • Other Community Agencies “Positive Strides“ Program Modules: - Youth ﹠ Drugs/Alcohol - Shoplifting/Vandalism - Anti-Bullying ﹠ Harassment - Anger Management ﹠ Violence Prevention - Dealing with Emotions ﹠ Self Concept - Responsibility, Victimization ﹠ The Justice System - Life Skills: Communication, Goal Setting, Positive Decsion Making, Dealing with Peer PressureEstevan, S4A 0A1
Upper Souris Watershed Association Inc is listed as category Public Service, EstevanOshawa, L1G 0A1
The Justice Crew Of Oshawa is a subsidiary of The Katalysts Ontario specific to the costumed activists that patrol in Oshawa Ontario Canada.The Working Centre
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Kitchener, N2A 0A1
We are not on Facebook very frequently - please visit our website at www.theworkingcentre.org, give us a call at 519-743-1151, or drop-in to visit us. The Working Centre is a non-profit, community-based, volunteer inspired venture that seeks to give individuals and groups access to tools and opportunities to become involved in the building of community projects in Kitchener-Waterloo and surrounding areas.Canmore, T1W 0A1
We are a small Catholic parish in Canmore with a global reach. When posting photos of us and the area, please hashtag us #ourladyrocks. “The beauty and grandeur of nature touches each one of us. From panoramic vistas to the tiniest living form, nature is a constant source of wonder and awe. It is also a continuing revelation of the divine.“ From “A Pastoral Letter on the Christian Ecological Imperative from the Social Affairs Commission, Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops“ A small Catholic parish with a global reach. We are a rural Catholic parish, located in the Bow Valley of the Canadian rockies, serving the spiritual needs of the locals and those who visit from the different parts of the world. Welcome to the Our Lady of the Rockies Roman Catholic Parish. Here is the new Mass, Confession ﹠ Adoration schedule of Our Lady of the Rockies, Canmore: WEEKEND Saturday 6:00 pm Confession (Beginning September, 2015) 7:00 pm Mass (Beginning September, 2015) Sunday 11:00 am Mass 4:00 pm Confession 5:00 pm Mass WEEKDAY Monday No Mass Tuesday 5:30 pm Confession 6:00 pm Mass 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Adoration Wednesday 11:30 am Confession 12:15 pm Mass Thursday 8:30 am Confession 9:00 am Mass Friday 8:30 am Confession 9:00 am Mass PARISH ADDRESS 810 - 7th Street, Canmore, Alberta Canada T1W 2C8 OFFICE HOURS Monday Closed Tuesday 9:00am - 3:00pm Wednesday 9:00am - 3:000pm Thursday 9:00am - 3:00pm Friday 9:00am - 12:00pm Phone 403-678-5022 Fax 403-678-1834Sunrise Health Region
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Yorkton, S3N 0A1
Working together… for healthy people in healthy communities.Richibucto, E4W 3T8
Le centre de ressources familiales de Kent s’adresse aux parents et leurs enfants de 0 à 6 ans ainsi que les futurs parents qui habitent dans le comté de Kent. The centre is dedicated to parents and their children ages 0 to 6 years, as well as to future parents who reside in the Kent region.Dauphin, R7N 0A1
Habitat for Humanity Dauphin is an ly designated chapter of Habitat for Humanity Winnipeg. Our Values 1. Success through collaboration Working with all of our partners to improve the quality of life through access to affordable housing. 2. Integrity Inspiring hope through openness, respect, trust, fairness, patience and honesty. 3. Honour We embrace our heritage while building our future.Penticton, V2A 0A1
The Community Foundation of the South Okanagan is dedicated to enriching the quality of life by connecting the generosity of people with evolving community needs and opportunities. The endowment fund is now $5 million and growing!Medicine Hat, T1A 0A1
At Next Step, we provide a full line of services to assist persons with disabilities by promoting independence and wellness. Next Step Residential Services Ltd. was incorporated in August 1995, and provides services to individuals in Medicine Hat, Brooks, and surrounding areas. We serve over 100 individuals with an age range from 0-96, requiring full or part time services, and employ over 100 staff of qualified leaders, who possess strong educational backgrounds and hands-on experience in rehabilitation services.Moosomin, S0G 0G7
Drop In Playtime Mon-Fri 9-11:30 am Time For Baby 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 1:30-3:00 Learning and Growing Together activity Mondays 1:30-3:00Fredericton, E3A 0A1
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping people reenter mainstream society. The John Howard Society of Fredericton is a community based non-profit organization.Our purpose is to proactively stop crime and assist inmates and ex-offenders, reenter mainstream society. We accomplish both of these goals through the use of multiple programs and services. The John Howard Society of Fredericton follows a set of seven core values. People have the right to live in a safe and peaceful society as well as the responsibility implied by this right to respect the law. Every person has intrinsic worth and the right to be treated with dignity, equity, fairness and compassion when involved with the criminal justice process. All people have the potential to become responsible citizens. Every person has the right and the responsibility to be informed about, and involved in, the criminal justice process. Justice is best served through measures that resolve conflicts, repair harm and restore peaceful relations in society. Independent, autonomous non-government organizations have a vital role in the criminal justice process. People have the right to live in a safe and peaceful society as well as the responsibility to accept humane consequences when this right is infringed.Famille Espoir
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Sherbrooke, J1C 0A1
Dans la vie des familles du quartier depuis 1982. Famille Espoir est une «maison de quartier» pour les familles et a pignon sur rue dans un quartier populaire de la ville de Sherbrooke, plus précisément dans le secteur de l’ancienne municipalité d’Ascot.Saint-Laurent, E8K 0C2
Le Comité des Organismes Sociaux de Saint-Laurent est une table de concertation multi-réseaux et multi sectorielles aspirant au bien-être des Laurentiens. Le Comité des Organismes Sociaux de Saint-Laurent est une table de concertation multi-réseaux et multi-sectorielles. Il regroupe des organismes oeuvrant sur le territoire de l’arrondissement Saint-Laurent et ayant à cœur l’amélioration de la qualité de vie des citoyens et citoyennes de Saint-Laurent. Le COSSL est né en 1979 afin de mieux répondre aux besoins sociaux de la communauté. À cette fin, les organismes membres se concertent volontairement dans le respect de l’autonomie et des objectifs de chacun. On retrouve des membres issus du milieu communautaire et du loisir, du milieu public/parapublic, du milieu des affaires et des représentants du monde gouvernemental; tant fédéral, provincial, que municipal.Saint-Hyacinthe, J2R 0A1
Organisme qui favorise l’action bénévole, soutient et assiste des personnes et des familles, par des services d’aide.Saskatoon, S7H 0A1
Saskatoon Open Door Society is a non-profit organization in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada which provides settlement services to immigrants and refugees. Saskatoon has always been a caring community. Back in the mid to late 1970s, when many Vietnamese refugees were arriving in Canada, many individuals and community organizations joined together to help them settle. It was through their compassion and dedication that the Saskatoon Open Door Society was born. And, it continues to help newcomers settle...35 years later! Saskatoon Open Door Society offers programs and services in four main areas: Settlement ﹠ Family Services, Settlement ﹠ Community Support, Employment Services and Language Training ﹠ Daycare. The agency has approximately 170 staff plus some 300 volunteers who are engaged in many programs which connect newcomers to the community.Brampton, L6P 0A1
Harjit is a successful Commercial Real Estate Broker working with Royal Lepage Flower City Brokerage. He holds a Bachelor of Science, a Bachelor of Education, and an Associate of Science Degree in Medical Lab Technology. Harjit has been a resident of Peel since he came to Canada in 1998 and actively involved with local politics since 2004. He is a real estate broker by profession, and has been working with Sutton for the past 14 years. Over these years, his hard work and dedication to serve others has led him to receive numerous awards, and seats on the Government Relations Advisory Council as well as the Professional Standards Committee for the Brampton Real Estate Board. In the last provincial election Harjit was the candidate for the Ontario PC Party from Bramalea-Gore-Malton. He’s been a member of the party for over a decade and held numerous positions on Riding Associations (incl. Riding President) and was the regional director of the Ontario PC Fund for GTA West. Harjit is currently the Co-Chair of the Party’s Policy Advisory Committee for Housing and Municipal Affairs. Within the community he’s also very actively involved, and is a member of the Brampton Board of Trade, the Indo-Canada Chamber of Commerce, the Brampton Rotary Club, the Royal Canadian Legion, and the MS Society of Canada just to name a few. Harjit holds a Bachelor of Science, a Bachelor of Education, and an Associate of Science Degree in Medical Lab Technology. He firmly believes in the grassroots policies of the Ontario PC Party and is currently seeking nomination from the riding of Brampton Centre.Québec, G1A 0A2
Guillaume Parent - notaire et conseiller juridiqueSaint-Pascal, G0L 0C6
Promotion des droits et défense des intérêts des personnes handicapées et de leur famille.Ham-Nord, G0P 0A3
Pour tout savoir sur ce qui se passe à la MDJ!. Horaire Été 2017 Lundi: 13h-16h Mardi: 13h-21h Mercredi 13h-21h+ Chester 13h-16h Jeudi 10h-16h+Chester 18h-21h Vendredi: 18h-22hToronto, M3C 0C1
Visit our new website: http://www.saveachildsheart.com/canada/People In Motion Kelowna
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Kelowna, V1P 1A1
Providing Programs and Services for Persons with Disabilities since 1987. People In Motion is a local volunteer driven not-for-profit organization and as such all donations go directly to our program operation. Our members incorporate all disabilities both physical and sensory and an annual $10 membership fee provides total program access at no cost.Saint John, E2E 5A2
Women’s Empowerment Network is a non-profit organization working to improve the quality of life for low-income women 19+ living in Saint John, NB.Rouyn-Noranda, J0Y 0A9
Page officielle du CISSS de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue. Page officielle du CISSS de l’Abitibi-TémiscamingueMontréal, H1A 4Z2
Montréal, H1A 4Z2
Vision: Promouvoir l’action bénévole afin que le Centre d’action bénévole Bordeaux Cartierville devienne un carrefour d’implication sociale, de rencontres entre divers acteurs sociaux interpellés par le bien-être de la communauté. Valeurs: - Nous croyons que le bien-être de la communauté passe par la solidarité et l’entraide de ses membres. - Nous croyons que l’action bénévole est un levier qui favorise l’inclusion des diversités qu’elles soient intergénérationnelles, interculturelles,etc. - Nous croyons que le bénévolat est un facteur d’épanouissement personnel et de dépassement de soi contribuant implicitement à la santé d’une communauté - Nous croyons que l’action bénévole se doit de rester l’expression de la liberté d’initiative individuelle et collective.Calgary, T1X 0L3
Intercultural Dialogue Institute is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote respect and mutual understanding. Intercultural Dialogue Institute is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote respect and mutual understanding among people of all cultures and faiths through partnership with other communities, cultural, religious and inter-religious organizations by organizing educational and cultural activities such as seminars, conferences, discussion panels, luncheons, interfaith family dinners and cultural exchange trips. Intercultural Dialogue Institute aims to promote enduring interfaith and intercultural cooperation, tolerance and dialogue by sharing the differences and similarities in cultures in an effort to achieve global peace in the foreseeable future. The Institute aims to eliminate or reduce false stereotypes, prejudices and unjustified fears through direct human communication. By this mission IDI aims to contribute to improvement of diversity, pluralism and multiculturalism throughout Canada. Intercultural Dialogue Institute (IDI) grew out of the need to address the question, “How can citizens of the world live in peace and harmony?” From this question a conversation took root and began to grow. The founding members of the IDI knew from personal experience that a discussion on cultural differences did not have to digress into confusion, fighting, and anarchy. On the contrary the founding members understood that peace could be achieved by sharing different perspectives by listening to each other from the space of love, respect, tolerance, mercy, and compassion. Headquartered in Toronto, Intercultural Dialogue Institute currently has branch offices and sister organizations in nine cities throughout Canada. The people who initially thought about the necessity founded Intercultural Dialogue Institute were Turkish Canadians; however, our members increasingly come from diverse cultures, faiths and nations. Intercultural Dialogue Institute welcomes especially members and volunteers from diverse traditions, faiths, races and nations.Montréal, H1A 4Z2
ACTION MAIN-D’ŒUVRE INC. est une corporation à but non lucratif qui a pour mission de favoriser l’intégration socio-économique de personnes défavoriées sur le plan de l’emploi.Hamilton, L8E 0G2
Autism Ontario Hamilton Wentworth offers support, family events and activities. Our Vision: Acceptance and opportunities for all individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. Our Mission: To ensure that each individual with ASD is provided the means to achieve quality of life as a respected member of society. Our 6 Key Areas of Focus Advocacy and Support Research Best Practices Government Relations Public Awareness Governance Autism Ontario (formerly Autism Society Ontario) is the leading source of information and referral on autism and one of the largest collective voices representing the autism community. Members are connected through a volunteer network of Chapters throughout the Province of Ontario. We are guided by a Board of Directors, composed primarily of parents of individuals with autism, plus a host of volunteers and respected professionals who provide expertise and guidance to the organization on a volunteer basis. Autism Ontario is dedicated to increasing public awareness about autism and the day-to-day issues faced by individuals with autism, their families, and the professionals with whom they interact. The association and its chapters share common goals of providing information and education, supporting research, and advocating for programs and services for the autism community.Sherbrooke, J1C 0A1
La Table régionale regroupe les organismes, les associations et les regroupements d’aînés de l’Estrie. Elle détermine les enjeux prioritaires des ainés, coordonne et harmonise les action en concertation avec ses membres et ses partenaires.Chester, B0J 0A9
http://chester-municipal-heritage-society.ca/ To become a member : chesterbound.com/2013 Membership Form --Jan 29.pdf. CMHS owns Lordly Estate Museum, and Chester Train Station. The Estate encompasses a local park which includes a winter skating rink, walking trails, gazebo, and jungle gym ; Maple Cottage, which houses a. [email protected]. site , First Municipal Office display, and historical archives ; and Lordly House Museum, a house which takes it’s visitors back to 1806 to the time of Charles Inglis Lordly and family. Chester Train Station has Visitor Information Centre, Hawboldt Gas Engines display, Oak Island display.Laybrinth ,Chester Artist art sales,bike rentals. In the museum you will find displays on the American Connection, Turncoat Victory, and Blandford Whaling Station. In Maple Cottage the. [email protected]. site offers free internet access, printing, photocopying and scanning. We have digital cameras and video cameras for rent. It houses displays on the First Municipal Office, Foresters, and Ideal Maternity Home. We have data on the Ideal Maternity Home, Oak Island, Genealogy of local families, Folklore, Lunenburg County History, Foresters, and much more! The Chester Train Station also known as the Chester Visitor Information Centre. It houses visitor information on local businesses, recreation and accommodations, as well as the Train Station Gallery (display by locals artists, and the Oak Island Treasure display. The CHMS also took part in the Restoration of the Lightfoote Tower, located on the property of the historical Zoe Valle Library. The Library is neighbour to the Lordly Estate on Central Street, and contains a multitude of books available to the public. Please feel free to come by and request a tour or information. 25$ for Genealogical Research, including Family Trees.Woodstock, N4S 0A1
Research • Community Development • Community Mobilization • Advocacy. Our vision is an enhanced quality of life for all residents of Oxford County. We believe that by speaking with one voice, we can effectively take action to improve critical social issues that adversely affect our citizens. The SPCO recognizes the diverse needs of the communities within our County and will ensure that the goals and objectives of the Council will be undertaken to uphold: 1) Cooperation, collaboration, and partnership 2) Community engagement in social issues 3) Respect, leadership, and quality 4) Holistic and inclusive approach to community involvement 5) Open and respectful communication of all stakeholders and citizens 6) Education, skill development, and training to support changeWelland, L3B 0A1
Federal Riding Association for the new riding of Niagara Centre. Representing the Community’s of: Welland, Port Colborne, Thorold and South St. Catharines. Federal Riding Association for the new riding of Niagara Centre. Representing the Community’s of: Welland, Port Colborne, Thorold and South St. Catharines.Horizons For Youth
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Toronto, M3C 0C1
Horizons for Youth is a 45-bed emergency youth shelter dedicated to helping homeless and at-risk youth between the ages of 16- 24 years old.KW Habilitation
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Kitchener, N2A 0A1
www.kwhab.ca. VALUES / SERVICE PRINCIPLES The fundamental beliefs that guide the actions and decisions of K-W Habilitation Services are reflected in the following value statements: Equality and Choices We treat each person with respect and recognize their rights, choices and contributions. Inclusion and Community Participation We are committed to promoting inclusion through public awareness and community participation. Collaboration and Partnerships We value collaboration and promote effective partnerships that enable the community to share in the responsibility of ensuring participation for everyone. Leadership and Excellence We believe that dynamic leadership, continuous learning and innovation are essential to achieving excellence. Integrity and Accountability We embrace the values of fairness and honesty in all that we do to ensure our integrity and accountability.Saskatoon, S7H 0A1
Making Literacy An Aboriginal Cultural Tradition. Aboriginal literacy is a learner-centered approach to life-long learning that honours the inter-connectedness of all aspects of creation, for growth, personal empowerment, community development, and self-determination. Aboriginal Literacy encompasses first languages, Elder involvement, culture, and community in a holistic development approach to unify mind, heart, body and spirit.Mississauga, L4T 0A1
Kalayaan Cultural Community Centre (KCCC) serves as a focal point for the celebration of Philippine culutre and history in Mississauga and surroundings. KCCC is a charitable and non-profit organization serving the interest of the Filipino-Canadian community run by volunteers led by Consolacion “Mama Ching“Quejas.Dartmouth, B2V 0A5
The Public Good Society is a group of concerned citizens reflecting community, business, and government. Our concern is about the level of support and its effectiveness in serving people living in vulnerable circumstances. “What is right? What is just? What is for the public good?“ A sense of social justice inspired Joseph Howe to make this province the best it could be for its citizens in the 1800s. In late 2004, community members representing residents, business, health, community services, voluntary sector, and government formed a non-profit organization The Public Good Society of Dartmouth to make our community the best it can be for the people who live, work and play here.London, N5V 0A2
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is a key part of the local health system. Like the other 35 health units in Ontario, the Middlesex-London Health Unit delivers programs and services that are part of the Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA) to the people who live in London and Middlesex County. The Health Unit does this according to a set of rules called the Ontario Public Health Standards.Windsor, B0N 0B1
Working together to reduce the burden of kidney disease across Ontario by organizing awareness ﹠ fundraising events, collecting donations ﹠ providing support. Since its creation in 1964, The Kidney Foundation has helped millions of Canadians suffering from kidney failure and related disorders such as hypertension, diabetes, urinary tract infections and kidney stones. Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to research, and to provide services to individuals living with chronic kidney disease and related conditions.Saskatoon, S7H 0A1
We empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire and development. We’re on Twitter @dfssaskatoon.St. John's, A1A 0A1
The Coalition is dedicated to violence prevention, education and advocacy. Violence Prevention Avalon East is an alliance of community and government agencies dedicated to ending violence. We act as an umbrella organization to provide support and enhance the violence prevention work of Member agencies throughout the Avalon East region. The Coalition is governed by a Board of Directors. As an equality-seeking organization whose mandate is to address violence at its roots, the Coalition educates and advocates; increases awareness around the issues of violence; and lobbies for enhanced services in the prevention and early intervention of violence. A group for change, the Coalition brings together diverse perspectives to facilitate crucial dialogue concerning emerging issues, policies, strategies, and front-line responses. The Coalition is one of ten throughout Newfoundland ﹠ LabradorMaison Oxygène Estrie
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Sherbrooke, J1C 0A1
Nous sommes la seule ressource en Estrie offrant un service d’hébergement pères/enfants pour les hommes en difficultés .Régina, S4M 0A1
A provincial organization dedicated to assisting organizations and communities in reducing sexual violence through awareness, education and support.Coquitlam, V3B 0A4
Kinsight (formerly) The Simon Fraser Society for Community Living is an accredited not-for-profit, charitable organization that has been serving the communities of New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore and Belcarra since 1954. We’ve gone back to our roots with our new name – Kinsight. It pays tribute to the families who founded our organization more than 60 years ago, and it underscores our vision for the future. You knew us as the Simon Fraser Society for Community Living, and while our name has changed, our commitment to you, our families, and our community has not. “Family” is at the core of what we do. To us, that extends to the children, youth and adults we work with, our employees, our partners and the communities and businesses that we support and are supported by. We are all connected through a shared vision to create a world where Everyone’s welcome. Everyone belongs. Everywhere. Our new brand will be rolled out over the summer and fall, but you can learn more about what’s behind our name change and what it represents for our future by watching the Kinsight launch video https://youtu.be/PiHZx-bYs2M.Hamilton, L8E 0G2
The Scleroderma Society of Ontario is committed to promoting increased public awareness, advancing patient wellness and supporting research in scleroderma.Toronto, M3C 0C1
In April 1971, Albion Neighbourhood Services (formally called Rexdale Information Directory) office opened in a donated space at The Albion Centre/Mall, with trained volunteers answering inquiries from the public. Later Ernestine Van Marle was hired as the Co-coordinator. The first secure funding came about in 1976, after the volunteer Board of Directors successfully applied for United Way Toronto agency membership. Becoming more than an information directory… From its initial humble beginning, callers’ inquiries indicated a need for a legal service. This prompted the agency to develop its first partnership, and as a result Ontario Legal Aid began providing services from the office in The Albion Centre/Mall, (this service grew to become an independent organization in 1993, the Rexdale Community Legal Clinic). Over the years, a number of other services were developed and implemented in response to the changing needs of the community. Services such as crisis intervention, pension advocacy, settlement assistance, income tax form filling, housing help, children and youth programs and summer day camp. In 1994, the agency began to develop and apply for membership for a Boys ﹠ Girls Club, with the assistance of the Ontario Trillium Foundation and Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada. Finding a new name… To reflect the growth and the diversity of the services being offered, as well as the initial and still existing location in the Albion Centre/Mall, the name of the agency was legally changed in 1998 to Albion Neighbourhood Services. Albion Neighbourhood Services has been in existence since 1971, and continues to serve the South, North Etobicoke/Jamestown/Rexdale community and other areas of the City of Toronto in assisting residents to lead healthy lives and in building individual and community wide capacity. Today, Albion Neighbourhood Services has 4 major departments delivering programs and services that serve a diverse range of multi-cultural individuals and families: Access, Housing, Boys ﹠ Girls Club and Trusteeships.Nexus Youth Services
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Mississauga, L4T 0A1
Nexus Youth Services provides services for youth in the Peel Region. Our services fall into two areas – Community Counselling and the Nexus Youth Centre. ★ If you are in crisis please note that our social media sites are not monitored 24/7 and they are not crisis support services. If you need immediate crisis support, please contact Peel Children’s Centre’s 24/7 Crisis Line at 416-410-8615 (if under 18), 24.7 Crisis Line Peel at 905-278-9036 (if over 16), Kids Help Phone at 1-800-668-6868, or call 911. ★ Nexus Youth Services provides services for youth in the Peel Region. We work with youth to create a safe, relaxing and respectful environment that celebrates youth culture in all its diversity. With safety comes freedom for youth to explore opportunities for personal development, tackle problems and achieve new goals. Most importantly, youth engagement lies at the heart of everything we do. This means that we partner with youth in planning, evaluating and making decisions about our programs.Toronto Central CCAC
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Toronto, M3C 0C1
Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) delivers home and community health care and connects people to other services in our community. Toronto Central Community Care Access Centre (CCAC) delivers home and community health care and connects people to other services in our community. We work with seniors, adults, children and their families to help determine and provide the right care and health supports to keep them at home, where they are happiest, for as long as possible. Toronto Central CCAC’s services are available to over 1.5 million residents in the Toronto Central LHIN geography, resourced by our three regional offices. Approximately 46,000 Torontonians of all ages and cultural backgrounds benefit from home care services delivered by Toronto Central CCAC every year. We serve an area with the highest rates of low income and single parent families, as well as a diverse urban population. We work with 26 hospitals, 150 community-based case coordinators, 42 Long-Term Care Homes and 13 Community Health Centres. We also work with 35 health service provider organizations to deliver a range of in-home and in-school services to our clients (e.g. nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech language pathology). In any given month Toronto Central CCAC supports: · More than 19,000 people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds · 1,700 children getting support at their schools · 400 adults receiving rehabilitation services · 23,000 information and referral inquiries · The transition to a long-term care home for 240 clients · 600 individuals to die at home with dignity · Saving 1,000s of hospital days by transitioning 7,000 clients home for care. Over 500 people work for the Toronto Central CCAC at three community offices and at 26 hospital sites in order to better serve our clients. Our Care Coordinators are regulated health professionals, with expertise in nursing, social work, occupational therapy, physiotherapy or speech therapy, who work directly with people being cared for in their homes, and all across the health care system as well. - See more at: http://healthcareathome.ca/torontocentral/enPeterborough, K9H 0A1
Like are page for updates on what’s going on at the agency and in the community! Interested in volunteering? Visit www.peterboroughbigs.com.Sherbrooke, J1C 0A1
La mission de la Fondation est d’apporter « le petit plus qui fait la différence » aux jeunes de l’Estrie qui doivent reconstruire leurs espérances. La mission de la Fondation est d’apporter « le petit plus qui fait la différence » aux jeunes de l’Estrie qui doivent reconstruire leurs espérances. Ces enfants et ces adolescents ont en commun un passé difficile et se battent pour rebâtir leurs rêves. Beaucoup d’entre eux ont été victimes d’abus, de violences physiques et psychologiques, de négligence et d’abandon. Le Centre jeunesse de l’Estrie (CJE) a dû les prendre sous son aile. Ces enfants demeurent souvent marqués par ce début de vie difficile : retards de développement, anxiété, sentiment dépressif, méfiance envers les adultes, difficulté d’attachement, retard de langage, difficulté au niveau de la de socialisation ou isolement. Ils doivent réapprendre l’enthousiasme et l’envie de construire demain. La Fondation est là pour les appuyer dans leurs projets. En parallèle aux actions d’accompagnement menées par le CJE, la Fondation supporte financièrement ces « petits plus » qui permettent à près de 175 jeunes par année de reprendre goût à la vie : - vivre des expériences enrichissantes dans le domaine des sports et des arts, - poursuivre leurs études, - être mieux outillés pour débuter leur vie autonome lorsqu’ils atteignent la majorité. Faire un don Il est possible de faire un don à la Fondation via son site Internet http://www.fondationcje.com/dons/faites-un-don/ ou en expédiant un chèque par la poste. Merci à l’avance de votre engagement à l’égard des enfants appuyés par la Fondation.Toronto, M3C 0C1
An organization of Chinese Canadians in the City of Toronto that promotes equity, social justice, inclusive civic participation, and respect for diversity. Objectives of the CCNC Toronto Chapter 1. To promote all rights of all individuals, in particular, those of Chinese Canadians and to encourage their full and equal participation in Canadian society. 2. To create an environment in this country in which all rights of all individuals are fully recognized and protected. 3. To promote understanding and cooperation between Chinese Canadians and all other ethnic, cultural and racial groups in Canada. 4. To encourage and develop in persons of Chinese descent, a desire to know and to respect their historical and cultural heritage; to educate them in adopting a creative and positive attitude towards the Chinese Canadian contribution to society. 5. To develop community resources through voluntary participation, community networks and coalition building. 6. To educate, train and empower Chinese Canadians in civic participation, social and political advocacy through participant-led programs.Fort Mcmurray, T9H 0A1
VISION STATEMENT Every child who needs a mentor has a mentor!. Our organization helps children reach their potential through one on one relationships with caring adults. We serve children ages 6 through 18 and research has shown that the positive relationships between youth and their big brothers and sisters have a direct measurable and lasting impact on children’s lives.SEMB-SAQ (CSN)
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Montréal, H1A 4Z2
Page Facebook officielle du Syndicat des employé(e)s de magasins et de bureaux de la SAQ (CSN)Sarnia, N7S 0A1
Supply information on social service programs in Lambton County for 211 ... Databse of over 700 organizations in Lambton County. Supplying data to 211 also.Ottawa, K1A 0A1
We support grassroots efforts for community change. We support grassroots efforts for community changeToronto, M3C 0C1
Wychwood Open Door is a Drop-in Centre located in the St. Clair West Toronto area. Wychwood is a registered not-for-profit charity. Wychwood Open Door’s mission is to reduce social isolation, boost nutrition and help develop life skills among homeless and socially isolated people. We achieve our mission by serving hot, nutritious meals three days a week. We also provide programming that fosters social interaction, recreational activities and life skills as well as offer community and health information, and a clothing exchange. We believe that no one in our community should go hungry nor should they be without essential support systems. Please contact us if you would like to learn more about what we do in the community or if you are interested in volunteering. [email protected]OEYC ﹠ Brighter Futures
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Timmins, P4N 0A2
North Eastern Ontario Family and Children’s Services, Ontario Early Years Centre, Brighter Futures. Membership RegistrationThe Ontario Early Years Centre is a place for parents and their children to grow!!! Ontario Early Years Center The Ontario Early Years Center provides support to parents and programs for children (0-6 years) to ensure they have the very best possible start in life. A variety of programs and services which promote children’s optimal development and readiness to learn in a healthy, safe and supportive environment are provided. Early Years professionals and volunteers staff the centre and provide programs and services to meet identified needs. Services are offered in partnership with many community-based organizations. Programs and services through the Ontario Early Years Center are offered in French and English and are available to families and their children throughout the week, weekends and evenings. A monthly calendar is available at the centre. Program and services to parents and caregivers include: •Playgroups •Parenting Workshops •Parent/child Interactive Workshops •Lending Libraries, i.e. Toys, books, magazines, videos •Early Literacy Programs •School Readiness Programs •Special events •Participant Advisory Committee •Volunteer Opportunities •Community Information Brighter Futures Brighter Futures is a Community Action Program for children which provide programming for families with children 0-6 years. This program is offered in communities throughout the NEOFACS service area. The programs operate in partnership with other services and organizations in their respective communities. The population served includes families who are at risk due to isolation, social or economic status, health or age. Programs include teen prenatal, transition to teen parenting and teen parenting groups, playgroups, lending libraries and collective kitchens.Lessard Community League
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Edmonton, T5A 0A1
The Lessard Community League is a not-for-proft organization whose goal is to provide programs and events, services and facilities to community residents.Burlington Lion’s Club
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Burlington, L7L 0A1
Burlington Lion’s Club is listed as category Public Service, BurlingtonOur Kids Count
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Thunder Bay, P7A 0A2
Our Kids Count is an innovative, community based, early childhood intervention project aimed at fostering the health and development of young children. Our Kids Count is an innovative, community development project dedicated to supporting and empowering individuals, families and young children by offering and administering community based programs and incentives that fosters inclusiveness and stronger families which leads to a stronger community. Our Kids Count works to decrease the incidence of developmental problems, serious emotional disturbance, nutrition and food security issues for those that needs help the most in our community.Burlington, L7L 0A1
MS is an unpredictable disease, but you are not alone. There are people in your community who understand what you, your family and your friends are experiencing. Our chapter is here to help.Thunder Bay, P7A 0A2
The Brain Injury Association of Thunder Bay and Area (BIATBA) support people living with acquired brain Injury through education, advocacy and information.Catch 22 Solutions
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Chilliwack, V2P 0A1
Join us for 12 weeks @ $10.85/hour: skills training, job search and personal development for youth 16-30 years old. Includes 5 weeks of life/leadership skills and a 7-week work experience placement, which often turns into a long-term job. Catch22 is currently waiting for funding and is not accepting applications.Other notaries available in
Lupus Canada
Newmarket, L3X 0A1We are Lupus Canada. Our vision is life without Lupus, but before then, we work to ensure people living with Lupus are living well. This page is Lupus Canada’s and authentic public presence on Facebook. The purpose of the Lupus Canada is to further Lupus Canada’s vision and mission, support learning, and enhance communication with patients, parents/guardians, volunteers, and community members. This page brings together a number of resources and information to provide the most up to date resources and support to individuals living with Lupus and their families. We work towards a vision of life without lupus, but before then we want to ensure the Over 1:1000 Canadian men, women and children living with lupus are living well. Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease characterized by inflammation in one or more parts of the body. A complex disease, it can target any tissue or organ of the body including skin, muscles, joints, blood, lungs, heart, kidneys and the brain. Men, women and children can be diagnosed with lupus but between the ages of 15 and 45, nine times more women than men are diagnosed. Lupus is under-funded and under-recognized, therefore making it life-altering and life-threatening. While lupus is a serious condition, in most cases it can be treated and controlled. Diagnosis and treatment are improving, allowing people to live increasingly active and productive lives.
PICS
Surrey, V3R 0A1Serving the Community Since 1987. Progressive Intercultural Community Services Society (PICS) is a registered non-profit society in good standing (Charitable Number 14105-1904RR0001), with annual reports and other required documents filed and up to date with the BC Registrar of Societies. We are a United Way Agency with PCTIA certification. As a community services society we provide various programs and services including Employment Programs, Settlement Services, Language Services, Social Programs and Housing Services. Our services assist new immigrants, seniors, farmworkers and youth. We work diligently to provide responsive programs that address various issues within our community by promoting harmony and intercultural understanding for the purpose of building a more inclusive and mutually respectful society.
Waypoints
Fort Mcmurray, T9H 0A1Waypoints. An emergency shelter for women and children 24 hour crisis line for support, information or referrals A Community Awareness and Special Events program which recruits volunteers for public awareness campaigns and fundraising activities. A 24 hour Sexual Assault crisis line along with a program for support, information or referrals. A Follow- Up program to provide ongoing support, information and advocacy for individuals who have accessed the shelter. Access to childcare while attending programming at Waypoints if needed.
YESS
Edmonton, T5A 0A1Empowering youth from difficult realities. This page is updated by YESS staff. This is Facebook Fanpage of Youth Empowerment ﹠ Support Services. Any other page is a duplicate and is not affiliated. You may also follow us on our Twitter page @YESSorg
Northwood Neighbourhood Services
Toronto, M3C 0C1Northwood Neighbourhood Services is a non-profit, charitable organization within the North-York area.
L’Arche Atlantic Region (Canada)
Orangedale, B0E 2K0We are part of an international organization creating homes, programs, and support networks with people who have intellectual disabilities.
Biwaase’aa
Thunder Bay, P7A 0A2Biwaase’aa has been designed to serve the needs of urban Aboriginal children and families in Thunder Bay. These components include an in-school program, after-school program and a nutrition program. Biiwaase’aa - Helping to Build an Extended Family Urban Aboriginal people often lack many of the things that we take for granted: affordable housing, nutritious food and cultural, recreational and social programming for their children. In 2004 in Thunder Bay, a program unlike any other in Canada was developed to address some of the harshest realities of life for urban Aboriginal families. The program, Biwaase’aa, has been designed to eradicate child poverty by increasing the life skills of children and their families through strategies of cultural awareness, academic improvement, structured activities and nutritional support.
Tokens 4 Change
Toronto, M3C 0C1Tokens 4 Change is an annual event that raises awareness and funds for Youth Without Shelter.
Maison de la famille Coeur à Rivière
Montréal, H1A 4Z2La Maison de la famille c’est... Un milieu de vie : pour un bonjour, un café, rencontrer d’autres parents, faire des activités! Un lieu d’écoute, d’accompagnement et de référence . Un lieu d’entraide et de répit pour toutes les familles du quartier. Un lieu d’activités éducatives pour favoriser le bien-être des parents et le développement global des enfants. Un lieu où les parents peuvent participer à des activités seuls ou avec leurs enfants (0 à 17 ans). La Maison de la famille Cœur à Rivière est à votre image, elle suit vos préoccupations et vos goûts!
L’Élan des Jeunes
Châteauguay, J6J 0A2L’Élan des jeunes est un organisme sans but lucratif qui offre un service d’hébergement pour des jeunes en difficulté âgées de 16 à 22 ans. L’Élan des jeunes est un organisme sans but lucratif qui offre un service d’hébergement mixte, bilingue et volontaire pour des jeunes en difficulté âgées de 16 à 22 ans, provenant des 24 municipalités du territoire Jardins-Roussillon pour un maximum de 3 mois. Le personnel de l’organisme est présent en tout temps afin de soutenir les jeunes dans leurs démarches (scolaire, recherche d’emplois et autres) en vue de développer leur autonomie et de favoriser leur réintégration sociale. L’Élan des jeunes est membre du Regroupement des Auberges du coeur du Québec. Pour faire un don : https://www.canadahelps.org/fr/organismesdebienfaisance/lelan-des-jeunes/
Willow Springs Creative Centre
Thunder Bay, P7A 0A2WSCC is a local non-profit organization offering everything from art camps to customized art programming and garden and horticultural therapy.
John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights
Edmonton, T5A 0A1Advancing a culture of peace and human rights through the principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Youth Action Jeunesse
Ottawa, K1A 0A1Youth Action Grants give groups of young people (13 to 19 years old) up to $2,500 to make their ideas happen! Next deadline for application in November 30th. http://unitedwayottawa.ca/how-you-can-help/volunteer/youth-action-grants
Wexford Heights Business Improvement Area
Toronto, M3C 0C1Wexford Heights BIA represents over 250 businesses along Lawrence Ave. East between Victoria Park and Birchmount, in Toronto, Ontario. Wexford Heights BIA was formed in 2004 by Councillor Michael Thompson (Councillor-Ward 37, Scarborough Centre) who felt that there was a need to bring the business community and the residential community together to create a neighbourhood that would be a great place to live, work and play. The Wexford Heights BIA has created a real sense of pride in the community, not only through the Taste of Lawrence Festival but also by initiating, in conjunction with the City of Toronto, a major streetscaping program that will revitalize the area. There are more than 245 business members that form the Wexford Heights BIA who are governed by a Board-of-Directors. This is truly a vibrant community and the most multi-culturally diverse area of the Greater Toronto Area. With so many cultural groups making Scarborough their home, this area is rich in restaurants that cook-up a variety of food from every corner of the world. Just a drive along Lawrence Avenue East (The Wexford Area) and you can see, shop and taste items from many cultures. Its our neighbourhood…we invite you to come and experience it!
MADD Montreal
Montréal, H1A 4Z2MADD Montréal’s mission is to stop impaired driving and to support victims of this violent crime. We also offer many opportunities to get involved!. MADD Montréal’s aim is to offer support services to victims, heighten awareness about the dangers of alcohol- and drug-impaired driving, and to save lives and prevent injuries on our roads. We offer something for everyone: - Victim Services - Public Awareness - Candlelight Vigils - Volunteering opportunities --------------------
Surrey Christmas Bureau
Surrey, V3R 0A1The SCB provides low-income families in the City of Surrey with the experience of a joyful Christmas celebration, through the Christmas Hamper and Adopt-A-Family programs. Follow Us on Twitter @SurreyChristmas
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Regina ﹠ Area
Régina, S4M 0A1We believe in the value and values of mentorship
Women’s Habitat
Toronto, M3C 0C1Women’s Habitat opened in 1978 as a shelter for abused women and children. Our outreach centre opened in 2006. If you need support, call us: 416-252-5829. Women’s Habitat strives to maintain a safe space, free from violence and discrimination. Personal safety is a fundamental right for everyone. We are a feminist organization; our board, staff and volunteers believe that violence against women can be stopped. Our core values and beliefs guide our mission and are the roadmap towards achieving our vision.
Child Development Resource Connection Peel (CDRCP)
Mississauga, L4T 0A1CDRCP connects... community and practitioners with the information, resources, training and services that promote quality family life. Information, Referral and Service Pathways Professional Education ﹠ Resources Early Years
ACORN Canada
Toronto, M3C 0C1ACORN Canada is an independent national organization of low and moderate income families. Learn more at www.acorncanada.org
The Council on Palliative Care
Montréal, H1A 4Z2The Council on Palliative Care, visit our website: http://www.council-on-palliative-care.org/. “The difference between what I do and euthanasia is that palliative care does whatever is necessary to alleviate the suffering while euthanasia is focused on eliminating the sufferer.” Ira Byock, MD Palliative Care Physician
Art for AIDS International
London, N5V 0A2Art for AIDS International is dedicated to raising funds and awareness for women and children affected by the HIV and AIDS through art.
Fjord Jeunesse Saguenay Lac St Jean
Chicoutimi, G7G 0A1Avec nos jeunes pour le développement de leur spiritualité et la création de liens intergénérationnels.
Hispanic Development Council
Toronto, M3C 0C1Strengthening the healthy and sustainable development of the Hispanic community in Canada through a focus on social, economic and environmental equity. Vision The Hispanic Development Council as a learning organization will strive to enhance the capacity of our diverse community to fully participate within Canadian society. Visión El Consejo de Desarrollo Hispano como organisación de aprendizaje va a luchar para mejorar la capacidad de nuestra diversa comunidad para que participe dentro la sociedad Canadiense. Mandate To accomplish its task, the Hispanic Development Council will implement work in the areas of research, policy analysis, professional development, networking and partnerships, selected service areas, community development and planning. Mandato Para lograr su meta, el Consejo de Desarrollo Hispano va implementar trabajo en las areas de investigacion, analisis de politicas, desarrollo profesional, redes y asociaciones, areas selectas de servicio, desarrollo comunitario y planeamiento.
Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities
Edmonton, T5A 0A1Chrysalis: An Alberta Society for Citizens with Disabilities.Change, Growth ﹠ Opportunity