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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
Jeunesse Lambda
Jeunesse Lambda est un organisme communautaire créé par et pour les jeunes lesbiennes, gais, bisexuel·les, trans et queers ou en questionnement de 14 à 30 ans qui tient des soirées de discussions et d'activités visant une socialisation saine à travers l'exploration de thèmes variés approchant de près ou de loin les différentes réalités de la communauté que nous desservons.
1 to 10 staff
Life Amazing Society
Life Amazing Education and Social Services Society is a community-based non-profit organization that provides capacity-building programs and services. It supports Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) who are socially and economically marginalized. We provide non-judgmental, non-sectarian, and respectful services to all our clients. Life Amazing Society is committed to advocating and assisting our clients in navigating systemic racism, mental health illnesses, visible and invisible disabilities, unemployment, chronic health conditions, homelessness, and addictions. We ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all our service users.
1 to 10 staff
Milieux
Based in Montreal, we showcase ecosystem players, offer targeted networking opportunities, as well as curated resources for graduate students, early career professionals, and industry partners. We are a convener of the expanding innovation ecosystem in Canada, prioritizing collaborations and offering employers access to a highly skilled and passionate workforce eager to explore innovative and applied careers.
1 to 10 staff
On Trippe Nature
On Trippe Nature is a community that aims to redefine the way we travel to allow regeneration. We are shifting away from a destructive and extractive model and instead, we are making room for a new paradigm rooted in leaving more value than what is taken. Hand in hand with our community of engaged individuals, we are demystifying the concept of regenerative tourism. Founded by Daniela & Naomi in 2023, two students who want to build a movement that generates positive impacts to shape a new paradigm for the tourism industry: regeneration. Co-creation hands in hand with the tourism industry stakeholders is the strategy to build On Trippe Nature. Are you ready to join us in this adventure that could revolutionize the Tourism Industry?
1 to 10 staff
Silverheights Neighbourhood Association
Through community involvement Silverheights Neighbourhood Association offers programs, events and activities for all ages and abilities.#whereneighboursfeelconnected
11 to 50 staff
The Compassion Society Of Halton
The Compassion Society responds to the needs of the community by providing food, non-perishable items, and referrals to local resources.
1 to 10 staff
The Livingroom Community Art Studio
The LivingRoom Community Art Studio is a registered Ontario Charity (Registration # 846255370 that provides supportive opportunities for individuals and families living in and around Central Oshawa to express themselves and connect with others through experiences of art making, skill sharing, and dialogue. Our storefront studio has closed due to the pandemic, so for the time being we are online only. On the bright side - our community is now worldwide! Studio services are offered at no cost in order to ensure that all members of the community - including those who are most marginalized - can take part. The studio's mission is to promote positive self-identities, strengthen and build relationships, and inspire community driven action through providing an inclusive, non-judgmental space for meaningful creative social interaction to occur. At The LivingRoom we believe that EVERYONE is an artist and that when we make art together we change our world for the better, one creation at a time. We believe that the processes involved in creative self-expression are inherently therapeutic and ultimately empowering for people and the neighbourhoods in which they live. Please see our website or social media to learn more about all of our upcoming events and activities! We're always looking for new and interesting opportunities to connect with our community so that we can learn how to serve your needs better. If you would like to learn more about us and how we can support the work you are doing with community please get in touch.
1 to 10 staff
Bridgeu
BridgeU is a community-led project aiming to solve the needs of both students and nonprofits alike. Many growing organizations need more volunteers to enhance their impact, and many students look for fulfilling ways to be involved in their community. We’ve built BridgeU to bridge the gap between this divide. Our goal is to serve the needs of both nonprofits and students alike.
11 to 50 staff
Bruce Peninsula Hospice
Bruce Peninsula Hospice inc. is a community-based organization of trained volunteers. We provide support for individuals and their families who are coping with a progressive life limiting illness. We also provide bereavement support individually and through our support group sessions in the community. We work cooperatively with physicians, palliative care teams, clergy and all community health service providers.
1 to 10 staff
City Home Care And Clean
Mission Statement: We are here to provide care for people in our community. We provide professional caring services that include daily assistance in tasks, housekeeping, laundry services, petassistance/pet care and companionship.
1 to 10 staff
Community Resource Centre Of North And Centre Wellington
We are a community benefit agency. Our programs are designed to fill the gaps in community service and bring neighbours together. Our vision is a community where every member has the opportunity to succeed, and our mission is to bring that vision into reality. To foster self-sufficiency, we value respect, integrity, and cooperation. Our EarlyON Child & Family Centres allow children from 0 to 6 years of age and their guardians to play and participate in inquiry-based programs, find support and advice from Registered Early Childhood Educators, and grow and make personal connections in safe and welcoming environments. Our licensed childcare centres are safe, caring, and nurturing environments for all toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, and school-aged children. They are also professionally led by Registered Early Childhood Educators and licensed annually by the Ministry of Education. Our outreach and support services work alongside other community programs, as well as individuals and families across Wellington, to provide emergency financial assistance, school supplies and recreation programs for youth, and free income tax preparations. Our Transportation Team connects families and individuals with volunteer drivers to ensure they make it to essential appointments with their doctors, employment services, or legal meetings.
51 to 200 staff
Community Support Services Of Niagara
Happy in my Home, Community Support Services of Niagara is a volunteer-based, client-driven community support service to help older adults live independently in their own homes. Based in the Niagara Region.
11 to 50 staff
Creative Community Hive
Creative Community Hive is a community open-arts platform based out of Halton Region in Ontario, Canada. We serve our community of older adults and seniors in the cities of Burlington and Oakville. We use a variety of creative tools such as crafting, cooking, story-weaving, improv theatre and more to engage with our participants. Our main aim is to reduce social isolation by creating a community which feels well supported, to lead an independent lifestyle with dignity.
1 to 10 staff
Eastern Region Immigration Partnership
The Eastern Region immigration Partnership is part of the Local Immigration Partnership Program of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. In its local region, it is hosted by the Steinbach Chamber of Commerce and Eastman Immigrant Services. Although ERIP does not provide direct services, it serves newcomers by establishing and maintaining a community-wide support framework that focuses on the areas of employment, education and social life. This is made possible by partnering with various local agencies, schools, employers and civic groups.
1 to 10 staff
Ekhaya S G
ESG is a family of choosing, comprised of individuals who value each other, the land and, the community we are blessed to be a part of. It is a privilege to be able to simplify one’s life and get back to the basics and our responsibility to share that with the community. Southern Africa was the last part of Africa to gain independence from our colonizers (Dutch, Portuguese and British). The current living generation for the past 40years has been charting a course through land reconciliation issues and undoing residential school systems legacies. In that journey we have learnt the importance of reclaiming our traditional values of UBUNTU/HUNHU, and creating a society not solely driven by capitalism.
1 to 10 staff
Embrace. A Community Project
Embrace. A Community Project is a Community Support Program that brings adults who are transitioning out of high school together in work, volunteer, and community activities.
1 to 10 staff
Nanaimo-Ladysmith Schools Foundation
Nanaimo Ladysmith Schools Foundation is a community-powered organization dedicated to removing barriers and providing vital resources to students within Nanaimo & Ladysmith Public Schools. By collaborating with the school district, educators, and the broader community, including local donors, businesses and volunteers, we ensure that every child, regardless of circumstance, has the support and opportunities needed to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
11 to 50 staff
Ottawa Uyghur Centre
The Ottawa Uyghur Centre is an Islamic centre located in the Heart of Orleans
11 to 50 staff
Patches 360
Dedicated to providing independent communication consulting, non-clinical social services, supports and programs for Children & Youth.
1 to 10 staff
Renfrew Park Community Centre
Renfrew Park Community Centre
11 to 50 staff
Transylvania Club
The Transylvania Club is no longer an event venue but remains a cultural club located in Kitchener, Ontario, celebrating and preserving the traditional Transylvania Saxon community and culture. With 14+ events per year and 9 active social and cultural groups, there is something for everyone to enjoy! During Kitchener-Waterloo's Oktoberfest, it teams up with Stampede Corral to host Transylvania Haus, their festhalle during the 10-day festival.
1 to 10 staff
Uniq
Par des produits inspirants, des messages de sensibilisation et des actions concrètes, nous invitons chacun à reconnaître sa propre valeur, à s’unir dans ses différences et à contribuer à une société plus bienveillante, authentique et généreuse.
1 to 10 staff
Victoria Drain Services
Your Drain Specialists. Victoria Drains provides local and professional drainage solutions. We've achieved the highest customer satisfaction ratings from the Better Business Bureau, and we’ve delivered for clients ranging from single homeowners to the City of Victoria, and it’s all because of our commitment to professionalism, quality, and innovation. We offer more solutions than any other drainage company in Victoria, and we’re always looking for new ways to improve outcomes for our customers and deliver solutions that can be targeted exactly at the problem in front of us. Treating every situation with care and consideration, and delivering the right results, is all a part of our commitment to our customers. We ensure we provide an excellent standard of service and care at every stage of our work. We are able to offer high quality services including- Hydro Jetting - Hydro Excavation - Pipe Bursting - Green Technologies - Low profile vacuum trucks - Injection based elevator shaft sealing To inquire about your project please contact us by phoning 250-818-1609 or filling out the form on our website.
11 to 50 staff
Xaxli'p
To be proud, independent, self-sufficient Xaxli’pmec and continue to purse a land settlement with the Canadian Government; work with the best interest of the Xaxli’pmec with support, trust and respect of one another. For all to be open minded. Xaxli’p ancestors learned the rules of proper land use and of environmental, spiritual, and social behaviour from this place, its waters, wildlife and plants. For Xaxli’p, the land is part of who we are; the people and the land cannot be separated. The land, animals, fish, trees, water, air and people are all Xaxli’p. Xaxli’p means ‘the brow of the hill’. Our main village is at the brow of the hill. We call our government Xaxli’p. Xaxli’pmec means the people from Xaxli’p. Xaxli’pmec are connected to the land, and continue to hunt, fish, and gather food and medicinal plants in the same areas they have used for many generations. Since time out of mind, Xaxli’pmec have recognized that wise land use in their small territory was best accomplished by taking only what they need from the land. For Xaxli’p, the traditional uses of their territory take priority over any other human use of the forest. In the St’at’imc language, the name for “land” is Tmicw, the name for the “people of the land” is Ucwalmicw, and the name of the “language” is Ucwalmicts. These three words are closely related in the language of the St’at’imc people and show how the land, the people and the language are all powerfully tied together. What happens to one happens to the others is the guiding principle of Xaxli’p attitudes toward land use. This means that when you damage one part of the three (land, people, language) you damage all.
51 to 200 staff
