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Community Services in Canada
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Community Services sector based in Canada. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
402 on file
Bruce Peninsula Association For Community Living
Bruce Peninsula Association for Community Living promotes people participating and contributing fully in their community and becoming all they can be. Bruce Peninsula Association for Community Living will support people with a development disability in a holistic, person-directed manner recognizing that individuals supported have the same rights as any other citizen. Service and supports for families and individuals with developmental disabilities will be as inclusive, flexible and adaptable as possible to meet their changing needs. Bruce Peninsula Association for Community Living will promote an inclusive community through advocacy, education, public awareness and the development of partnerships.
51 to 200 staff
Canadian Cross Cultural Partnership
At Canadian Cross-Cultural Partnership, we are committed to promoting peace, justice, and environmental stewardship through faith-based initiatives. Rooted in Christian values, we believe that caring for God’s creation and fostering harmony among communities go hand in hand.
11 to 50 staff
Cdc Du Kamouraska
Corporation de développement communautaire du Kamouraska (CDCK) est un regroupement d’organismes communautaires du Kamouraska ou desservant le territoire du Kamouraska.
1 to 10 staff
Centre33
Centre33 is a community space for 2SLGBTQIA+ children and youth, aged 5-17, of all genders, races, heritages,(dis)abilities, and class backgrounds. We are curators of 2SLGBTQIA+ visibility and strive to provide trauma informed, culturally competent, and affirming support as we walk alongside our participants.
1 to 10 staff
Dolly & Associates
Dolly & Associates is a community television series aired on Shaw Spotlight and across social media and works to showcase influential, inspiring and informative stories from around the East Kootenay. The idea is to bring healthy community content to the surface. Sometimes they even get to create there own :) Have an idea? Know someone whos making a difference? Let us know :)
1 to 10 staff
Eritrean Canadian Community Center Of Metropolitan Toronto
is a community-based charitable organization that aims to improve the overall quality of life for Eritreans in the GTA through the provision of settlement services, holistic health promotion and educational, cultural, and recreational programming. Founded in 1985, strives to empower and enable people of Eritrean descent toward social and economic inclusion.
1 to 10 staff
Freedom's Door Kelowna
Freedom’s Door is a 12 Step, abstinence-based men’s addiction recovery program built around two phases: The 90 Day Program and the Next Steps Program. In personalized manner we help our residents understand the unique “why” of their addiction and then help them create a person-centered, strength based and collaborative program that transitions the participants into further education, employment and permanent housing opportunities.
11 to 50 staff
Groundweavers Inc
GroundWeavers — Community. Capacity. Continuity. About GroundWeavers helps communities, partners, and governments work together—so decisions get made, commitments stick, and programs deliver. We design practical processes, align diverse stakeholders, and leave teams with usable tools and clear ownership. Our work spans partnership facilitation and community engagement, strategy and change execution, and hands-on learning (workshops, labs, conferences, destination retreats). We’re evidence-driven, IAP2-aligned, and experienced in northern and remote contexts, including culturally safe design, language access, and seasonal logistics. What we’re known for: right-sized scopes, disciplined follow-through, and artifacts you can share—mandates on a page, costed roadmaps, MoUs/charters, RACIs, decision logs, dashboards, and “What We Heard” reports that translate participation into decisions. Specialties / Keywords Community building • Partnership facilitation • IAP2-aligned engagement • Strategy on a page • Delivery roadmaps • Operating excellence • Change & comms • Performance & benefits tracking • Workshops & innovation labs • Conferences & destination learning • Northern & remote practice Contact: hello@groundweavers.ca | groundweavers.ca
1 to 10 staff
Join Friends Of Friends
We are a community in Guelph providing adults aged 20-39 a space to connect!
1 to 10 staff
Kahshe & Bass Lakes Association Kbla
Located in Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, the Kahshe & Bass Lakes Association (KBLA) protects and enhances the quality of life on Kahshe and Bass Lakes and their immediate surroundings and represents the membership to Municipal and Government bodies.
11 to 50 staff
La Balise
Anciennement « Ateliers de la Transition Socio-Écologique (ATSÉ) » La Balise est un bâtiment ancré dans La Petite-Patrie, un modèle d’immobilier collectif, un symbole de résilience communautaire. Les ATSÉ c'est plus de 33 pieds carrés d'espaces qui évoluent au rythme des besoins de ces occupants :>> Espace de co-travail >> Salles de rencontres >> Tiers-lieu >> Cuisine partagée et service traiteur sur place >> Atelier vélo communautaire >> Bibliothèque d'outils
1 to 10 staff
La Cabane A Poterie Inc
Located in the historic heart of Old La Prairie, La Cabane à Poterie is a community pottery studio offering a warm, welcoming space to create, learn, and connect. Housed in a charming former stable, we provide pottery classes, creative workshops, monthly memberships, and a boutique featuring handmade pieces and pottery supplies. Our mission is to build a vibrant community around clay — a modern-day cabin where artists, beginners, and makers come together to grow and be inspired.
1 to 10 staff
Laurier Sikh Advocacy Association
The Laurier Sikh Advocacy Association aims to create a supportive environment for Sikh students to connect with their faith through activism and academic pursuits. Our mission is to help Sikh students integrate the core values of Sikhism—such as standing up for justice and fighting against oppression—into their undergraduate education and future careers. This club is open to all Sikh students who wish to stay rooted in their faith while exploring how their education can benefit the broader Sikh community. We also strive to connect our members with mentors and organizations that align with their goals, fostering a network that supports their personal and professional growth. Our initiative is to raise awareness of the historical and current injustices and discrimination faced by the Sikh community internationally. The feeling of community is significant for our vision, and Laurier SAA offers opportunities for Sikh students to connect and resonate with others. Through various social events, activities, educational seminars, and networking events. Laurier SAA will offer a platform for Sikh students to discuss and address pressing issues faced by the Sikh community from a Canadian educational perspective, fostering connections between faith, activism, and education. Follow us on Instagram for more information!@LaurierSikhAdvocacy
11 to 50 staff
Link Up Crew Collective
Welcome to The Link Up Crew Collective! Our Purpose: Create, Connect, and Elevate—Together. Our Vision: The Link Up Crew Collective envisions a future where emerging and independent artists—those who fall between early-stage creatives and fully established professionals—have access to the tools, mentorship, and opportunities they need to thrive. We aim to bridge the gap for artists who lack institutional support, providing a structured pathway to creative sustainability through hands-on learning, industry exposure, and collaborative projects. Our vision is to create an inclusive, thriving ecosystem where underrepresented voices are amplified, industry barriers are dismantled, and creative careers are built on skill, collaboration, and innovation. By fostering a supportive, high-energy community, The Link Up Crew Collective cultivates a new wave of artists and entrepreneurs who redefine the creative landscape—local Our Mission: The Link Up Crew Collective is a pioneering creative incubator dedicated to empowering emerging and underrepresented artists who are navigating the space between talent and sustainability. By providing structured mentorship, collaborative projects, and hands-on workshops, we equip artists with the skills, resources, and community needed to turn their craft into viable careers. More than just a platform, The Link Up Crew Collective is a movement that fosters innovation, creative independence, and cultural impact. Through immersive experiences and industry connections, we break down barriers that often exclude artists from traditional funding and institutional recognition. Our bold and inclusive approach ensures that the next generation of storytellers, visual artists, and creative entrepreneurs have the foundation to thrive—locally and globally. Tag a creative who needs to see this! DM us to learn more!#LinkUpCrew #CreateConnectElevate #CreativeCommunity #Collaboration #ArtisticExpression #NetworkingForCreatives
1 to 10 staff
M2w2 Association
Our mission is to empower and equip volunteers to build practical mentoring relationships with people affected by incarceration.
1 to 10 staff
Maternal Minds
Welcome to our community-driven initiative, where we are dedicated to supporting Muslim families who navigate the complexities of the caregiving realm. We offer evidence-based curriculums to foster well-being and resilience through culturally relevant community support. Our programs are specifically designed for Muslim mothers, focusing on reducing stress and isolation, creating safe spaces for connection, cultural revitalization, and strengthening community bonds. We are committed to providing high-quality care and developing wellness resources that are inclusive and easily accessible to all caregivers in need. We proudly serve the Halton Region community and invite you to explore our services and join us in our mission to make a meaningful difference. Please visit our website to register for our programs!
11 to 50 staff
Mission Kare Life Adult Skill Centre Day Program
Mission Kare Life Adult Skill Centre is a specialized day program under Mission Kare Life, dedicated to providing a clinically based, supportive, and enriching environment for adults with various needs. We focus on developing essential life skills, offering therapeutic activities, and promoting community participation. Our goal is to enhance independence and quality of life for participants through a structured day program that operates Monday to Friday from 7.30 AM to 4.30 PM.
1 to 10 staff
Montreal Crochet Knit Club
Our mission is to foster creativity, connection, and community through engaging events, workshops, and resources. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crocheter, we provide a welcoming space to learn, share, and connect with like-minded creators in Montreal.
1 to 10 staff
Msen Manitoba Supported Employment Network
The Manitoba Supported Employment Network (MSEN) was founded in 1992. MSEN is a collective of organizations and professionals working together to build a Manitoba that welcomes and values the full inclusion of people with disabilities into the workforce. Our vision is that all Manitobans living with a disability have equal opportunity to secure and sustain meaningful employment.
1 to 10 staff
Muslim Young Professionals Ottawa
Creating a space for young Muslim professionals in Ottawa to network, connect, socialize.
1 to 10 staff
Northeast Oakville Fair
The Northeast Oakville Fair is a community event that encapsulates our vibrant communities and creates an opportunity for us to come out, interact, and get to know one another in a relaxed, family-friendly environment. Our vision is to provide a casual, fun-filled event within a high-traffic area around our community centre space and surrounding areas to allow for community interaction, building and expansion.
1 to 10 staff
Npema Medical Services
NPEMA Medical Services, short for North Peel Extreme Medical Adventures: Social Service Organization is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to develop youth into the future medical responders and professionals of tomorrow; we accomplish that by sponsoring NPEMA Medvents. NPEMA MedVents is a vocational program run through Scouts Canada. Our program offers unique learning experiences to youth ages 13-26 who are interested in the medical field, volunteering and gaining hands-on clinical experience under the careful guidance of Nurses, Physicians, and other allied health providers at a variety of community, scouting, and special events.
51 to 200 staff
Oasis Centre Des Femmes
Oasis Centre des Femmes a pour mission d’outiller les personnes s'identifiant comme femmes, francophones du Grand Toronto et de Halton-Peel, touchées par la violence sous toutes ses formes, pour qu’elles puissent améliorer leur situation et devenir totalement autonomes.
11 to 50 staff
Organized Kaos Life And Trade
Organized Kaos exists to apprentice young people in life and trade inspiring hope and purpose. We offer a safe environment in which young people work and learn alongside skilled trades persons from local churches.
1 to 10 staff
