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Community Services in Canada
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Woodgreen Community Services
Every year, WoodGreen provides more than Toronto residents with the tools and support they need to thrive. As one of the largest social service agencies in Toronto, we remove barriers and empower the clients we serve. We also work closely with our clients and community and thought leaders to reshape social service delivery to better serve our community. Our services include- Resources to find safe, affordable, and supportive housing - Physical and mental health services delivered by an interdisciplinary team - Seniors’ services promoting health, active living and independence - Assistance for neurodiverse adults and children and their caregivers - Financial counselling and workshops to build financial skills - Employment services and training opportunities to support job seekers - High-quality child care and enriching after-school programs - A wrap-around education and employment program for single mothers - Settlement services for recent immigrants and refugees - Youth social and mental health services designed by young people We proudly welcome and serve people of all religions, races, cultures, gender identities, and sexual orientations. As a United Way Anchor Agency, WoodGreen is part of a strong network of local agencies striving to develop innovative solutions to critical social needs.
501 to 1000 staff
Elizabeth Fry Toronto
Elizabeth Fry Toronto delivers gender-based, trauma informed services and advocates for justice and equity for women and non binary people who are criminalized and their families. We advocate for alternatives to the criminal justice system and raise awareness about systemic oppressions that put women and gender diverse individuals in conflict with the law. We envision communities where women are not criminalized. We lead with: Compassion, by honoring women’s voices, experiences and resilience. We prioritize mental, spiritual, physical and emotional health. Equity & Inclusion, we are a feminist organization and we challenge oppression in all its forms. Excellence, by fostering a collaborative culture based on self-reflection, continuous learning, effective partnerships, quality improvement and evidence-based practices. Accountability, by being responsible to ourselves and our stakeholders. We use resources appropriately, communicate honestly and act with integrity.
51 to 200 staff
The Working Centre
The Working Centre is a volunteer inspired venture that seeks to give access to tools and opportunities that build community. Around us we see growing levels of precarious work, homelessness, addiction, mental health issues and dislocation. We recognize that the environmental crisis calls us to care for the Earth by building new skills, habits and dialogue towards creating change. Our integrated web of projects provide supports around homelessness, food distribution, shelter, housing, employment, income and Community Tools.
51 to 200 staff
Miles Nadal Jcc
The Miles Nadal Jewish Community Centre (MNjcc) is a dynamic hub in downtown Toronto. We provide opportunities for people of all ages and backgrounds to be active, learn, connect and participate in a wide range of cultural experiences. Rooted in Jewish values, the MNjcc is open to all. The MNjcc is home to a 3,800 member state of the art Fitness Centre, the 285 seat Al Green Theatre, four schools, three choirs, a wide range of arts and cultural activities, Jewish Life programming, and a robust Active 55+ program. It is a founding member of the Bloor Street Cultural Corridor, and the lead organizer of the annual Annex Family Festival.
51 to 200 staff
Phss
PHSS is a unique provincial non-profit organization, dedicated to providing care and support for individuals with medical and complex needs at home, or in their communities. In addition to supporting individuals in over 70 locations throughout Ontario, PHSS provides support services, recreation and leisure activities for individuals with disabilities throughout the community. Project Hope (Help with Opportunities for Participation and Enrichment) was established to offer individuals considered medically fragile and/or having high needs with day activities for social interaction and community activities while still living at home with their families. Everyone supported by PHSS participates in determining the level and type of support they receive.
501 to 1000 staff
Boscoville
Considéré comme le berceau de la psychoéducation au Québec, Boscoville place au cœur de sa mission le développement positif des jeunes de 0 à 30 ans, depuis 2001. Boscoville participe à l’amélioration des pratiques de prévention et d’intervention. Les équipes mettent en place des programmes novateurs dans les milieux suivants: réseau de la santé et des services sociaux, services de la petite enfance et milieux scolaires et communautaires. Notre mission Contribuer au bien-être des jeunes en soutenant les milieux par le développement, le déploiement et la promotion des meilleures pratiques de prévention et d’intervention psychosociale. Notre vision Être un pôle d’expertise reconnu dans le domaine psychosocial pour notre capacité à unir la recherche à la pratique au bénéfice de la jeunesse. Notre équipe Notre équipe multidisciplinaire se compose de professionnelles et professionnels en psychoéducation, en travail social, en criminologie, en sexologie, en administration publique et en gestion de projet. Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter notre site Web :
11 to 50 staff
Metrac
METRAC works with individuals, communities and institutions to change ideas, actions and policies with the goal of ending violence against women and youth. Delivering relevant and boundary-breaking services and programs, we focus on education and prevention and use innovative tools to build safety, justice and equity.
11 to 50 staff
Regent Park Community Health Centre
Established in 1973, the Regent Park Community Health Centre (RPCHC) is a dynamic non-profit, community-based health centre dedicated to improving the health of Regent Park neighbourhood and east downtown area of Toronto. We operate out of several locations and provide a wide variety of services including: primary health care, chiropody, physiotherapy, nutrition services and supports, social work, community health, immigrant and refugee services, harm reduction and homeless programs, Pathways to Education for high school students, infant and child development programs, parenting education and family advocacy. Our belief at the RPCHC is that good health is an essential resource for life and that access to health services, education, housing, employment, social status, gender, and the sense of being included or excluded from society, etc. – impact on our health. Health is much more than not being sick it is about being able to make choices that help make your life better. It is about having a voice in your community, listening to needs, helping others through action, and being able to hope.
51 to 200 staff
Rygiel Supports For Community Living
Rygiel Supports for Community Living is a non-profit organization based in the city of Hamilton. Our mission is to empower individuals with developmental disabilities to lead fulfilling lives filled with purpose, meaningful relationships, and valued roles. We take a person-directed approach to support our community, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to thrive and be a valued member of our society.
201 to 500 staff
Catholic Community Services Of York Region
Helping individuals and their families thrive and grow in relationship with one another and within our community.
51 to 200 staff
Community Care City Of Kawartha Lakes
Community Care City of Kawartha Lakes is a health and community support agency with a vision to build healthy communities through care and support. In partnership, we provide a comprehensive range of health and support services for people of all ages in the City of Kawartha Lakes.
51 to 200 staff
Fundy Regional Service Commission
As a public service provider, the Fundy Regional Service Commission is driven by a vision of inspiring collaborative excellence, building resilient communities and delivering valuable outcomes. Guided by the principles of sustainability, enhanced quality of life, inclusiveness and economic growth, we serve seven local communities: Saint John, Rothesay, Quispamsis, Grand Bay-Westfield, Hampton, Fundy-St. Martins and the Fundy Rural District. Our work includes bringing people and organizations together in the areas of: Regional Public Safety, Regional Transportation, Community Planning and Building Inspection, Community Development, Economic Development and Tourism Promotion, Solid Waste Management and Regional Facilities.
51 to 200 staff
Starling Community Services
Starling Community Services (formerly Lutherwood) is a progressive, not-for-profit that annually provides children's mental health, employment, and housing services to more than people with diverse identities within Waterloo Region and Wellington County. Social Media Disclaimer: We encourage a useful exchange of comments, questions, criticism and suggestions. However, postings on any of our social media sites must not contain any inappropriate information or images including personally identifying information or messages that risk the privacy of others. Inappropriate postings include but are not limited to hate speech (personal attacks, profanity, racism, etc.), graphic, obscene, explicit or illegal submissions as well as advertisements and defamatory comments. Please report any inappropriate content to admin@lutherwood.ca. Lutherwood reserves the right to delete any inappropriate content. If an individual continues to violate this policy, we reserve the right to block individuals from posting. Our social media is not staffed by clinicians and we are not able to provide clinical information, advice, service or crisis support over social media. As such, Lutherwood’s social media must not be used in emergency situations. If you need mental health counselling support, call us at 519-749-2932, Monday – Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you require immediate emergency assistance please contact 911. If you need crisis support outside business hours, call: • Here 24/7 at 1-844-437-3247 or visit • Kids Help at 1-800-668-6868 also provides immediate counselling help
201 to 500 staff
Taibu Community Health Centre
TAIBU is a Kiswahili word for “Be in Good Health“. TAIBU Community Health Centre is a community-driven organization, located in Malvern, serving the Greater Toronto Area’s Black-identifying communities. Where systemic racism prevents marginalized populations from accessing necessary healthcare, community health centres are designed to meet the needs of marginalized populations. TAIBU Community Health Centre offers Black-identifying clients from throughout the Greater Toronto Area access to primary care, health promotion and disease prevention programs in a culturally affirming environment.
51 to 200 staff
Watton Employment Services Inc
Watton Employment Services Inc (WES) was incorporated in 1997 and has worked closely with Service Canada and the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development since that time. Watton Employment Services Inc is managed by Muskoka-Kawarthas Employment Services and funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario. Our service has grown from a staff of three to its current size of over twenty employees. Each staff member brings unique skills and all have specialized training and university degrees or college diplomas related to their field of expertise. Our head office is located at 9 Elgin St. East in Cobourg, Ontario. We also have offices in Whitby and satellite locations in Roseneath and Colborne, Ontario. Working in cooperation with other community service providers we are committed to helping individuals establish employment-related goals in order to get back to work. We work closely with local employers to assist them with their hiring needs and to provide resources and services for employers. WES originally began operation as an agency that provided mainly Vocational Rehabilitation Services to complex, multi-barriered clients who were seeking assistance with returning to the workforce. We continue to evolve as the community and labour market dictates and have established firm roots in the community as an employment planning and counselling service, offering excellent quality of service and ultimately, resolution of employment-related issues. Our solid ties with other community service providers enables us to offer seamless, effec
11 to 50 staff
West End Seniors' Network
The mission of the West End Seniors' Network (WESN) is to improve the quality of life of adults 55 years of age and older by providing social, recreational, educational and supportive programs and services that foster connection and inclusion in the broader community. Our vision is a Vancouver West End community that inspires and supports older adults to live involved, vibrant and fulfilling lives. Founded over 35 years ago, WESN delivers a range of programs and services for older adults to reduce isolation and enable them to remain in their homes and community. Programming activities focus on engagement, socialization, recreation, entertainment, health information, and education. Services include- Information and referral - Peer support - Housing navigation - Friendly visiting - Check-in calls and emails - Grocery shopping - Accompaniment to medical appointments - Transportation to and from medical appointments - Light housekeeping - Minor home repair WESN has three locations: Barclay Manor (1447 Barclay Street)- Barclay Manor is the main location for most of the programs and services offered by WESN. Kay's Place (Denman Place Mall, 118-1030 Denman Street)- Kay's Place is the information and referral site for WESN. It also offers a space where older adults can enjoy a cup of coffee, a newspaper and conversation. Clothes & Collectibles Thrift Store (Denman Place Mall, 110-1030 Denman Street)- WESN also operates the Clothes and Collectibles Thrift Store, with all proceeds supporting WESN programs and services.
11 to 50 staff
Community Living Alternative Services
Community Living Alternative Services (CLAS) is a private social service agency, incorporated in the Province of Alberta in 2004 to assume operations formerly conducted under Kigep Management Ltd and Kigep Community Support Programs Ltd.
501 to 1000 staff
Aphantasia Network
Aphantasia Network is a place to discover and learn about aphantasia. We’re building a bridge between new scientific discoveries and the unique human experience — to discover new insight into how we think, create, and dream with image-free thinking. Join us.
1 to 10 staff
Battle River Watershed Alliance
The Battle River Watershed Alliance (BRWA) is an inclusive, collaborative and consensus-based community partnership that is working to guide, support and deliver actions to sustain or improve the health of the Battle River watershed in Alberta Canada. We will seek to achieve this through knowledgeable community participation and an adaptive approach. The Battle River Watershed Alliance is a group representing four orders of government (First Nations, municipal, provincial and federal), watershed groups, environmental organizations, industry, academia and private citizens in a collaborative initiative to plan for the sustainable management of land and water resources in the Battle River Watershed.
1 to 10 staff
Centre Francophone Hamilton
En tant que centre pluridisciplinaire et inclusif, le CFH offre œuvre dans les cinq domaines de services suivants : 1) Appui aux organismes et institutions francophones et anglophones de la région: Projet de rapprochement, présence aux tables de concertation, membre du comité consultatif des communautés francophones accueillantes (CFA), membre de la table d’intéragence, offre de 30 ateliers culturels dans les écoles francophones et anglophones. 2) Activités sociales et communautaires : Clubs (lecture, randonnée, improvisation, cinéma), Groupe d’appui LGBTQIA, cercles de conversation. 3) Diffusion et promotion de la culture : Festival FrancoFEST, Développement artistique de toutes disciplines, Cinématographie, Ateliers artistiques en milieu scolaire, Concours d’écriture/d’humour. 4) Services socio-économiques : Formation des jeunes (via offres d’emploi, bénévolat, stage coop), formations en leadership, programmes en litératie dans les écoles. 5) Services aux familles et la jeunesse : Camps de mars et d’été pour 4-15 ans et Camps de leadership pour les adolescents et et jeunes adultes.
1 to 10 staff
Changing Ways - Middlesex Elgin Kent
ABOUT US: Changing Ways is a registered charity that offers a unique service in the community by providing alternatives for men wishing to end and take responsibility for their abusive behaviours. MISSION: Changing Ways changes lives by disrupting violence and abuse, and plays a pivotal role in contributing to the safety of women, children, and men. This advances our broader goal of achieving equality within a safe community where aggressors are held responsible and the community accountable. COMMUNITY SERVICES: PARTNER ASSAULT RESPONSE Specialized group counselling for men who have been mandated by the court to attend in response to a criminal charge involving domestic violence. The 12 session program provides individuals with an opportunity to examine their beliefs and attitudes towards domestic abuse and to learn non-abusive ways of resolving conflict. VICTIM CONTACT Specialized counsellors make contact with the victim of assault/current partner of the men involved in group counselling programs. Victim contact services are voluntary in nature, provided by phone, and include risk assess, safety planning, information sharing and referrals to ongoing community supports. BEING THE CHANGE Specialized group counselling for men who wish to address issues of domestic violence. The 16 session program provides individuals with an opportunity to examine their beliefs and attitudes towards domestic abuse and to learn non-abusive ways of resolving conflict. CARING DADS Specialized group counselling for fathers who are at risk of abusing, have abused their children or have physically/emotionally abused their children’s mother. The 17 session program aims to support healthy father/child interaction and create healthy strategies for men to interact with the mother of the child. PROGRAM SITES: London: Southdale Road East, Suite 100, London, ON St. Thomas: 10 Mondamin Street, Suite 113, St. Thomas, ON Chatham: 425 McNaughton Avenue West, Chatham, ON
11 to 50 staff
Cowichan Women Against Violence Society
Cowichan Women Against Violence Society is a supportive space for change, choice, and growth. We offer counselling, advocacy, emergency shelter, community development, and education for everyone. Founded on principles of compassion, dignity, and confidentiality, we aim to support and empower women and children affected by abuse, and provide means of behavioral change for those who choose violence.
51 to 200 staff
Curiko
Curiko is a community platform that sparks more moments of connection between people whose bodies and brains work differently, creating the conditions for equal relationships and good lives. We exist to disrupt longstanding patterns of exclusion and isolation that keep too many people with and without disabilities living separate and apart. Curiko comes from an innovative partnership between three disability service providers and an international social design organization. We see ourselves as a social start-up, and seek to grow in ways that are true to our values. One of those values is shifting and sharing power. We are committed to the principles of equal and inclusive employment opportunities without regard to race, colour, class, religion, nationality, social or ethnic origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression or any other status that is representative of the communities we work in.
1 to 10 staff
Epc Peterborough
Employment Planning & Counselling-Peterborough is a not-for-profit, charitable organization that aims to provide superior career development and employment-related programs and services. We provide personalized help and employment counselling for people looking to re-enter the workforce and those seeking retraining. We work with job seekers and employers in the Peterborough area to help promote and connect people to sustainable employment. We’re here to help and have been doing so for 40 years. We offer the many different services to help our clients achieve success in their search for employment. If you’re looking for work, why not let us help you? It would be our pleasure to help you find your fresh start. EPC is managed by Muskoka-Kawarthas Employment Services and funded in part by the Government of Canada and the Government of Ontario.
11 to 50 staff
