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Chabad of Downtown Vancouver

The only Jewish centre in Downtown Vancouver. We are an independent non-profit organization, and all of our funding comes from generous supporters. Generous people like you make it possible for Chabad of Downtown to continue its numerous and vital activities.

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SAFE Workers of Tomorrow

Safe Workers of Tomorrow provides workplace health and safety information to students at no cost to the school, anywhere in Manitoba. Our presentations range from a one hour general health and safety presentation, to a full day health and safety practicum. Topics covered in the presentations include worker rights and employer responsibilities, hazard recognition and control, health and safety legislation and WHMIS, and injury reporting and the role of the Workers Compensation Board. Presentations are delivered by energetic and knowledgeable SAFE Workers of Tomorrow staff and volunteers who employ a variety of techniques to engage participants and foster student led discussions. Students receive a workplace safety and health resource book and other useful take away items to help them after the presentation is done.

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Canadian Friends of AVIsrael

Canadian Friends of AVIsrael is an affiliate organization of AVIsrael, a non profit organization in Israel ( founded 1995) which serves families with children who are deaf and their professionals. Canadian Friends of AVIsrael -Supports children who are deaf and their families -Encourages use of state of the art technologies ( cochlear implants, digital hearing aids, assistive FM devices) and auditory rehabilitation in the auditory-verbal approach which teaches these children to listen and to speak -Believes in educational mainstreaming and integration into the hearing world -Provides educational and audiological management services in two centers -Educates and supports parents -Helps to maximize the potential of children who are deaf

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THERAPEUTIC PAWS OF CANADA

Therapeutic Paws of Canada is a national Non-Profit volunteer organization providing dog and cat visitation resources for human needs (physical, mental, educational, motivational, and socialization) through regular visits to hospitals, residences, schools, etc.

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Cairn Family of Camps

Excellent Christian Camping for children & families. CAIRN has 4 camping programmes to choose from: - Glen Mhor: traditional residential camping for children & families - Baysville, ON - Iona: wilderness residential and tripping camping - Baysville, ON - Music Camp Muskoka: 1 week long music camp for families - Bracebridge, ON - Dorothy Lake Family Camp - Kirkland Lake, ON

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HUMANIST ASSOCIATION OF QUEBEC

L’AHQ offre plusieurs services et activités à ses membres, comme aux non-membres : Cinéclub, bibliothèque humaniste, soirées musicales, conférences. L'AHQ défend les victimes des brimades et des discriminations d'origine religieuse.

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University of Toronto Schools

University of Toronto Schools (UTS) is a university preparatory school, grades 7 through 12, affiliated with the University of Toronto. Located on U of T's St. George Campus, UTS offers high-achieving students a specialized curriculum and a unique co-educational learning environment that encourages creative interests and physical activity as well as a sense of social responsibility. UTS is the only merit-based university preparatory school in Canada affiliated with a university and located on a university campus. Admission to UTS is based on overall performance. Financial accessibility is supported through a generously endowed bursary fund to which families may apply and which has been set in place to provide opportunities for qualified applicants.

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Literary Review of Canada

Since 1991, the magazine has published articles by many of the country's very best writers, on everything from international relations and cloning to new fiction. Guided by Editor-in-Chief Bronwyn Drainie, the LRC runs engaging reviews of new Canadian books and essays by some of the country’s most thought-provoking authors, in addition to original poetry and illustration. Contributors include Peter C. Newman, Lisa Moore, John Ralston Saul, Hugh Segal, Charlotte Gray, Linden MacIntyre, Erna Paris, Rawi Hage, Margaret Atwood, Ian Hacking, Denise Chong, Andrew Coyne, and Jennifer Welsh. Originally an incorporated not-for-profit, the LRC made the transition to charitable status in order to better fulfill its mission of sparking national conversation about important books and ideas. Donations help to support the efforts of the LRC staff, advisory council and other dedicated volunteers in advancing the cause of independent, intelligent Canadian media.

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Montessori Academy of London

It is our belief that the program of education that best supports this mission is the Montessori educational system, and as such our on-going objective is to be the foremost provider of Montessori education in the London region. Our team strongly believes the best way to accomplish our mission is to support children from Toddler through Grade 8 using the extent of Montessori methods and materials, exceptional teachers, outstanding programs, facilities and activities.

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AMPUTEE COALITION OF CANADA

The Amputee Coalition of Canada (ACC) was established in 2008 as a nonprofit organization. Its goal is to improve and advance the quality of life of persons with limb loss. The Amputee Coalition of Canada was created to improve quality of life of persons with limb loss in their communities by providing education and opportunities to gain skills, lessons and coping techniques that increase confidence, connectedness, and sense of belonging. Through the ACC, persons with limb loss are educated on how to best engage in social and physical activities following amputation and how to incorporate these activities into their lives. The ACC relies on structured and validated programs, with the involvement of persons with amputation, to encourage a culture of support, networking, and active participation in life following limb loss.

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Newcomer Centre of Peel

Services We are committed to your success in becoming a fully engaged and integrated member of the Peel community. We do this by providing high quality, innovative educational programs and settlement support services. Our learning Centre transcends beyond individual growth to form a unique and enhanced culture of collaboration within the Peel community. Counseling We provide settlement information and referrals. Community Connections Immigrants(youth,adults and seniors)are assisted in establishing professional and social networks and engaging in their local community. English Language Training provides English language instruction to adult immigrants. Start a Business Develop and start your own business in Canada with our help. Look for Employment Understand Canada’s workplace environment and find a job. Co-op and Volunteering Gain Canadian work experience and volunteer hours. Child Care While in our classes, know that your child is safe and happy.

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Theatre Workshop Of Nantucket

Theatre Workshop of Nantucket is a community-based theatre that promotes the unification and participation of community through theatrical performances that inform, explore, and celebrate the human spirit. To achieve this mission, TWN produces, presents, and develops programs that foster community participation of both adults and children; builds and maintains an organizational capacity and secures and maintains facilities necessary to support our programs.