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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
Victoria Truth Centre
Victoria Truth Centre (VTC) is a spiritual community in the heart of Victoria, BC, dedicated to love, authenticity, commitment, and openness. For more than 91 years, we’ve been a gathering place for those seeking to grow spiritually, live consciously, and embody their deepest truth. Our purpose is simple yet profound: Embodiment — living love in action, together. At VTC, we believe that the point of life is to LOVE. When we come from love, there is nothing we cannot face or create together. We offer:* 2 weekly services: Sunday Celebrate and Wednesday Elevate: Uplifting talks, inspiring music, and a welcoming space for reflection and connection.* Workshops & Classes: Opportunities to explore mindfulness, spiritual practices, personal growth, and conscious living.* Community Events: Gatherings that nourish the spirit, celebrate creativity, and foster authentic relationships.* Music & the Arts: Concerts, performances, and creative expressions that uplift and inspire. Our values in action:* Love – the foundation of all we do.* Authenticity – bringing our whole selves to spiritual practice and community.* Commitment – to one another, to growth, and to service.* Openness – welcoming all paths, all questions, all seekers. Whether you are looking for a spiritual home, a place to deepen your practice, or simply a community where you can belong, VTC welcomes you. Join us for weekly events, seasonal celebrations, and ongoing opportunities to connect with others who are walking the path of love, growth, and transformation. Learn more at
1 to 10 staff
Backcountry Women
WHO WE ARE Founded in 2017 by Ashley Moore, Backcountry Women is a social enterprise that started out as a way to help women build confidence, improve their outdoors skills, and connect like-minded people while spending time in nature. We have since grown into one of the top outdoors communities in Manitoba. During a time where so many of us spend our days indoors, and have become accustomed to spending time at home, frequent outdoor activity and community connection are needed more than ever. Backcountry Women aims to serve a diverse community of outdoors people - our mission is to create a judgment-free space & opportunities for women and other marginalized genders to experience the physical and mental benefits of being in nature. We encourage community connection and supply access to unique, quality outdoor recreation programming and education in a safe & supportive space.
1 to 10 staff
Kakivak Association
Kakivak Association is a community economic development organization serving Qikiqtani Inuit.
11 to 50 staff
Lower Mainland Music Students' Association
Providing music performance opportunities for youth. With senior home collaborations, charity concerts, and music pedagogy, LMMSA aims to spread the joy of music to all, especially though without access.
51 to 200 staff
Aphrodite Health
We believe that healing is a relational endeavour, with community at the centre. Our framework bridges mind and body-based modalities, combining nervous system education, creativity, nature therapy, somatic movement, and inner-child work — guided by trauma-informed practices.
1 to 10 staff
Bereaved Families Of Ontario - South Central Region
Bereaved Families of Ontario-South Central Region is a non-profit organization whose purpose is to provide well organized, and professionally supervised, peer-to-peer grief support programs and services for bereaved families and individuals who have lost a loved one through death. All our grief support programs and services are offered free of charge.
1 to 10 staff
Canadian Hispanic Business Alliance
The Canadian Hispanic Business Alliance provides access to some of the most influential members of the Canadian society. Operating as a social enterprise, the Alliance runs since 2007 the "TLN 10 most influential Hispanic Canadians”, only national program within the Hispanic community with 140 winners to date representing 17 countries of origin in 6 provinces. The TLN 10 most has taken place in Vancouver, Toronto, Ottawa, Quebec, and Saskatchewan; it has been profiled in Canada's mainstream media and formally recognized by the Secretary General of the Organization of American States, Prime Ministers, Federal and Provincial ministers, and the Canadian Parliament.
1 to 10 staff
Cesumas
Centre de Support Médical et d’Assistance Sociale (CESUMAS) est un organisme communautaire sans but lucratif qui a vu le jour dans l’agglomération de Longueuil en 2013 NEQ : reconnu comme organisme de bienfaisance Canadien depuis 2014.NO ID : La mission de CESUMAS est de : • Soulager la pauvreté en fournissant la nourriture, les vêtements, l’hébergement et autres services essentiels aux personnes démunies, la Réinsertion sociale, l’intégration et l’employabilité. Via le programme d’urgence de CESUMAS • Promouvoir l’éducation en offrant de l’instruction et des conseils nécessaires aux nouveaux arrivants, y compris des cours de langue et des programmes d’information sur la culture canadienne et le Québécoise, la vie • Au Québec, Promouvoir la santé, contribuer à la prévention des maladies, prendre soins de gens dans le besoin et autres. • CESUMAS regroupe différents programmes tels que : • Programme d’assistance sociale • Programme Socio-Médical • Programme Socio-Éducatif • Recrutement des travailleurs Etrangers Temporaires • Pré employabilité et Employabilité • Accompagnement dans les démarches d’immigration
11 to 50 staff
Community Living Owen Sound & District
Community Living Owen Sound and District is committed to assist people with developmental needs to live, work and participate fully in the community as valued partners.
11 to 50 staff
Community Navigation Of Eastern Ontario
Community Navigation of Eastern Ontario (CNEO) is a non-profit, bilingual organization that connects people to community, social, health and government services. While we serve anyone looking for community services and information, our primary focus is on vulnerable populations. We also serve social and community organizations in Eastern Ontario. As a registered charity, we report annually on our activities.
11 to 50 staff
Community Roots Resource Centre
Welcome to Community Roots. Community Roots is an emerging resource centre for North Kildonan. It is rooted in the deep history of Jubilee Mennonite Church’s work in the neighbourhood. This resource centre is coming into being to better serve the neighbourhood, rooted in what has been; growing toward what will be.
1 to 10 staff
Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre Eorc
The Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre (EORC) is a community-based, non-profit charitable organization offering a wide range of social and community services. The Eastern Ottawa Resource Centre is part of what many refer to as the social safety net working within the community to address challenges faced by individuals and families. Whether we are dealing with issues of violence, poverty, aging, health, adolescence, food security, housing or any other of today’s challenges, the Centre is committed to be a welcoming place for all. Our services include- Resource and Referral Program - Programs Against Violence - Services for Seniors and Adults With A Physical Disability - Child and Youth Services - Community Development
11 to 50 staff
Eco-Anxious Stories
We help people follow their feelings and dig deeper into the love and connection that drives lasting change. Narrative is a powerful tool for validating complex eco-emotions, and storytelling can help us harness our feelings for a more equitable and just world.
1 to 10 staff
Empowered Nova Scotia
Providing pivotal support for immigrants and minorities via skill acquisition and growth opportunities powered by tech.
1 to 10 staff
Hamilton & District Extend-A-Family
At Hamilton & District Extend-A-Family, our goal is to provide a space in which everyone belongs. We believe that each individual, regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ability, deserves the right to respect and friendship, and our team is committed to growing connections around those in our community that have a neurodiversity and/or developmental difference. We believe that each individual, given the proper support and opportunity, has the ability to shine. Through recreation and education programs, we are dedicated to providing these opportunities to our community. Our dedicated staff, generous donors, committed volunteers and incredible families all come together to prove that, through the strength of community, each of us can thrive. Our Vision and Mission: Vision: All children with neurodiversities and/or developmental differences will be accepted, supported, and integrated into their community. Mission: As a non-profit community service, Extend-A-Family responds to the multiple and unique challenges of children with neurodiversities and/or developmental differences and their families by providing respite, social opportunities and friendships. Extend-A-Family’s Core Values: 1. Every child with a neurodiversity and/or developmental difference should be socially integrated into the community. Every child with a neurodiversity and/or developmental difference should be accepted and respected. Every child with a neurodiversity and/or developmental difference should be recognized as a unique individual. Families of children with neurodiversities and/or developmental differences are entitled to support to assist with the increased demands that they face. Our services have value to the community and the need for our services will be ongoing. We can make a difference in the lives of our members.
1 to 10 staff
Hunt Club Community Association
The Hunt Club Community Association is a non-profit organization serving the Hunt Club community which borders the Rideau River to the West, Hunt Club Road to the South, the Airport Parkway to the East and the railroad tracks crossing McCarthy Road to the North.
1 to 10 staff
L'arche Stratford
At L'Arche Stratford, people with and without developmental disabilities share life in communities. We celebrate the unique value of every person. L'Arche Stratford is a member of the Stratford & District Chamber of Commerce.
51 to 200 staff
Mahegun Tails Inc
Mahegun Tails Inc.(MTI) is an Indigenous family-owned organization that provides culturally informed facilitation and consultation services. Guided by the teachings of our Elders, MTI relates creation stories and cultural teachings as key elements in the delivery of services. Being a good relative is at the heart of our practice and as such, we strive to see the revitalization of Indigenous beliefs and values that support the wellness of our shared community. Our vision is to bring traditional knowledge to our Indigenous and non-Indigenous relatives. Mahegun Tails Inc. specializes in the following areas and services: Cultural workshops such as traditional drumming, drum-making, singing, and dance instruction; Indigenous cultural education and learning opportunities; community facilitation and the coordination of special community events featuring traditional Indigenous performance arts. Further to this, MTI operates from an Indigenous worldview in its consultation methods, research, and contracted writing and has conducted many community-based evaluation and research projects. Visit our website to learn more about our recent projects:
1 to 10 staff
Nigerian Canadian Association Of Prince Edward Island
We are a community of Nigerians who reside in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island. Nigeria is the most populated country in Africa and one of the countries with the highest economic growth. To serve as the official spokesperson for Nigeria and Nigerians on Prince Edward Island. Increase Nigerians’ direct participation in economic and sociopolitical activities in Prince Edward Island and Canada. To give a place for learning about Nigeria and its affairs. Encourage, promote, and fund research and publication on Nigerian and Nigerian matters. Organize programmes to educate and inform its members on relevant issues, current realities, and development trends in Canadian and Nigerian societies.
1 to 10 staff
Organization Of Latin American Students St. George
We promote Latin American cultural and social exchange to its members with the purpose of embracing the richness of Latin American roots and welcoming individuals of diverse backgrounds.
1 to 10 staff
Pembina Valley Local Immigration Partnership
The Local Immigration Partnership (PVLIP) connects the voices of the Pembina Valley to identify and reduce barriers facing newcomers and to create communities where everyone can feel welcomed and belong.
1 to 10 staff
Point Goddess Inc
Point Goddess is an organization that empowers females. We aim to create a community that supports and services women’s initiatives as well as exchanges solutions and ideas with groups with a common interest. Point Goddess wishes to develop females from a holistic perspective, developing one’s mind, body, and soul. We provide financial and entrepreneurship workshops, health seminars, women’s empowerment collaborations, personal development workshops, and more to help them achieve their dreams.
1 to 10 staff
Richmond Arts Coalition
A volunteer-led organization, RAC offers opportunities for artists and the arts within Richmond; informs artists and assists with innovative ideas; connects artists, businesses, and audiences; and engages and advocates for the arts community. RAC connects artists to opportunities through co-producing and assisting events such as ArtRich, the Richmond Arts Awards, the Maritime Festival, and Songs in the Snow. The organization shares artist calls with its membership, and maintains an informed and up to date hub of information online, including a roster with individual pages for each artist. RAC supports and advocates for the arts with pushes for extra spaces, further funding, and to keep the arts in the conversation as development accelerates throughout the city.
11 to 50 staff
Sports For Support
Sports for Support was founded in 2022 by Cameron Lee and is a non-profit organization that makes youth sports equipment more accessible for all. We collect lightly used equipment and donate it to youth around greater Vancouver in British Columbia. Our mission is to encourage children to participate in sports and to provide them with the necessary equipment to do so.
1 to 10 staff
