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GNBA is a Sister City International organization founded in 1992. Our mission is to foster friendship, cross-cultural understanding and mutual respect between the people of Greater Newburyport, Massachusetts and the people of Bura, Kenya.

Founded in 2015, Lalafofofo’s U.S. Mission is to provide American youth the opportunity to be involved with service projects in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania, East Africa. the overall international mission of the organization is twofold: 1) to leverage donations and service projects directed towards sustainability to improve the quality of lives of women and children in the Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania; and 2) to provide a means to enact the values of service, giving back and global citizenry in american youth.

CAWES helps thousands of women and children each year who are caught in the destructive cycle of domestic violence, adult female sexual assualt victims, and clients who require emergency accomodation . The shelter provides short term accomodation for up to 36 women and/or children at a time. In addition several programs provide the opportunity for clients to receive councelling and assistance during and after their stay. CAWES believes that every individual has a right to a life free from abuse; That providing a broad range of culturally sensative services and shelter will assist families to overcome the impact of family violence; Ending family violence requires societal change through education and awarenes; In the empowerment of women and children to regain control of their lives. Please visit our website @ www.cawes.com for more info Thank you for your support!

The Kerry Wood Nature Centre, Fort Normandeau and the entire Waskasoo Park Interpretive Program are part of the Waskasoo Environmental Education Society (WEES), incorporated on January 1, 2008 as a registered, non-profit charity under the Societies’ Act. WEES is a continuation under a new name of the former Normandeau Cultural and Natural History Society, incorporated 10 March 1989.

CASASC VISION: Central Alberta will be a safer, healthier and more informed community surrounding the issues of sexual assault and sexual abuse. CASASC VALUES include: LEADERSHIP,RESPECT,CARING,ACCOUNTABILITY and COMMITMENT CORE BELIEFS - In all we do, the Central Alberta Sexual Assault Support Centre believes that: •People can heal and we are facilitators of the healing process •We value diversity and respect all people; services are accessible to all including children, women and men - regardless of faith, ethnicity or income levels. •Individuals are free to make their own life choices and each person has the opportunity to learn and to grow •We provide a safe environment and maintain confidentiality •Public education and advocacy are vital for eliminating sexual violence •Teamwork is essential; volunteers are crucial to CASASC and provide a link to communities •Offenders should be held accountable for their actions

Vision: “To engage those dealing with pregnancy related issues to seek out a CAPSS affiliated Centre for compassionate, educational support.

Our Goals: To advocate for the best possible care, rehabilitation and recovery for individuals; To promote best practises based on current research; and To promote mental health and wellness through education.

PROGRAMS AND SERVICES 1. Harbour House - This home for 8 individuals is staffed 24 hours a day and offers barrier free housing to Red Deer's most vulnerable homeless population. 2. Supported Recovery Housing – Shared alcohol & drug free housing is available to tenants. A live in faciliatator and SHS staff provide long term support. 3. Peoples Place Emergency Shelter –This 35 space overnight emergency shelter is available to sober men, women, & families. 4. Non-Medical Detox/Tranistion – This program provides non-medical detox and supportive transition beds to 20 individuals at one time. 5. Mats Overnight Shelter – This emergency shelter is provided to 20 high and intoxicated adults who are in need of a safe place to sleep. 6. Aboriginal Elder Support – Individual, family, & group support is offered through counseling, sharing circles, sweats & ceremony. 7. RDHT Outreach - supports individuals and families to secure and maintain permanent housing. 8. 24 Hour Phone Support

Shalom Counselling Centre serves children, individuals, couples and families. regardless of age, gender, religion, or background. Services are offered on a sliding fee scale, based on household income, making them affordable. Community donations make up the difference of the actual cost of providing services. For as little as $35 per month ($400 per year) you can help families rebuild and restore their lives.

We are a not-for-profit agency that focuses on being available to support those who are facing an unexpected pregnancy or experiencing post-abortion stress. Our trained peer counselors are here to help clients explore all options: giving access to accurate information, and allowing time and space for clients to make their decisions. Everyone has the right to make the choice that they feel is best. Ongoing support is available in the form of prenatal and parenting classes, post-adoption support groups, and post-abortion recovery and education groups. The Central Alberta Pregnancy Care Centre provides accurate information on pregnancy, parenting, abortion procedures and risks, and adoption. We do not perform or refer for abortions.

A registered charity since 1980, the SSA is the only non-profit organization in Alberta dedicated to people affected by schizophrenia. Our goals are: •To provide support for individuals and families affected by schizophrenia. •To increase awareness and understanding of schizophrenia. •To advocate for improved services for those coping with schizophrenia. •To promote research into the causes and treatment of schizophrenia. The SSA has six branches throughoutAlberta in the following centres:Calgary,Camrose, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, and Red Deer. Visit www.schizophrenia.ab.ca to learn more.

The Central Alberta Women’s Outreach Society has gone through many transitions over the years. It began in 1984 as an agency (Status of Women) devoted to supporting women dealing with women’s Issues, including family violence. In 1988 the agency changed its name to “The Central Alberta Women’s Outreach Society” and expanded its focus to providing basic support services for women and children in response to an overwhelming need identified in the Red Deer Community. Today, domestic and family abuse continues as a foundation in programming, public service, and public education. Priorities are established to ensure initiatives make the best use of generously contributed resources as the organization addresses their very significant mission. Current priorities are: • Domestic/family abuse • Dealing with the effects of poverty on family, especially children • Access to appropriate affordable housing • Assistance while working with/through the legal system