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Pleasant View Housing Society 1980 is a not-for-profit organization providing low rental residential facilities for elderly persons and facilities for specialized residential, personal or intermediate care. Pleasant View Housing Society 1980 is incorporated under the Societies Act, British Columbia and is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act.

The purposes of the society are: To promote the equal status of women. To educate the community on women's issues. To collect and disseminate information for use by the community and women's groups. To develop new programs and services for women in the community. To provide a shelter for abused women and their children. Our Services/Programs: - Transition House - Resource Drop In Centre - Outreach Support Services - Victim Support Services - Stopping The Violence Program - Children Who Witness Abuse Program - Sexual Abuse Intervention Program - Various Groups and Workshops

We offer a variety of supports and programs including Residential Programs, Host Family Programs, Community Supports, Day Programs for adults, children's day camps, recreation and social programs, children and youth recreation programs, leisure activities as well as healthy lifestyle programs for adults, children and their families. Our mission is to enable and support people to achieve their desired quality of life in partnership with an inclusive community. The primary individuals we support are people with intellectual disabilities and their families. Through our vision and mission Community Living Port Colborne ~ Wainfleet strives to cultivate a society that promotes the following values: Rights Dignity Integrity Individuality Supportive Relationships Social Inclusion Responsibilities Independence Diversity Respect

PRACL is a leader and a resource in supporting and valuing everyone in community living. The organization is accredited and accountable to the members. Children, individuals and families have choices and power in decision making. Individuals that we serve have friends and rich personal support networks. The employees are well trained and professional. We are recognized for our high standards, both locally and nationally. There are cooperative efforts in the community to reduce barriers to access for all. PRACL provides a wide range of supports to: •Children with a developmental delay or who are at risk of developmental delay and their families; •Children, youth, adults and seniors with developmental disabilities and their families; and •Adults with acquired brain injury.

Progress Place is a charitable organization which provides an array of services and opportunities to men and women challenged by persistent mental illnesses such as schizophrenia and bi-polar disorder. Progress Place has over 800 active participants and uses an approach that has been replicated by hundreds of programs around the world. Programs at Progress Place have a recovery-oriented approach that focus on participants' abilities and strengths in a natural community setting. Doctors and social workers from hospitals and case management programs in the Greater Toronto Area make referrals to Progress Place. As the Progress Place programs are accessible, under one roof, many of the needs of an individual recovering from serious mental illness can be met. Progress Place is open seven days a week. Every day men and women gain new hope, support, and friendship from their involvement with staff and peers through the programs offered at Progress Place.

Project SHARE operates many programs that are utilized by residents of Niagara Falls that are living below the poverty line as stipulated by Statistics Canada. Programs in include an emergency food bank, housing assistance, utility subsidy help, transportation and emergency prescriptions that are not covered by OHIP. Project SHARE has several in-house and community wide partnerships with other social assistance agencies that help people in times of crisis.

Option Femmes Emploi est un organisme qui a à cœur le développement des compétences et la sécurité financière des femmes de l’Outaouais. Son équipe polyvalente, engagée et compétente offre une gamme de services intégrés en matière de développement professionnel et d’intégration en emploi : employabilité, entrepreneuriat, mixité en emploi. Depuis plus de 30 ans, Option Femmes Emploi constitue un atout de taille pour les femmes de l’Outaouais ainsi que pour la chaîne des partenaires en employabilité et en entrepreneuriat dans la région et dans l’ensemble du Québec.

Providence serves preschool-aged children with all types of disabilities at 6 locations across Calgary. Our unique model gives children and families a blend of programs and services built on the skills of certified teachers and therapists, and education and therapeutic assistants working directly with the children in the classroom, every day. Each classroom has a certified teacher, a teacher's assistant, an occupational therapist, a physiotherapist and a speech-language pathologist. Our mobile Outreach Team visits more than 100 of the area's daycare and day homes, as well independent schools, taking therapies right to the children in their home community. Overall, children at Providence will achieve about 80% of their education and treatment goals. Many will improve to the point where they no longer require funding for their care.

For more than 55 years, SSAIS has been dedicated to provide services for families and individuals living with developmental disabilities or pervasive developmental disorders. SSAIH is dedicated to providing respite care and activities for children with PDD and Intellectual Handicap and offers activities for adults with intellectual handicaps

YFC reaches young people everywhere, working together with the local church and other like minded partners to raise up lifelong followers of Jesus who lead by their (our) godliness in lifestyle, devotion to the Word of God and prayer, passion for sharing love of Christ and commitment to social involvement.

In 2007, Maclean's magazine called North Central Regina "Canada's Worst Neighbourhood"... At the Rainbow Youth Centre, we didn't believe that... more importantly, we didn't much care what Maclean's thought. The label doesn't matter. What counts is what we can do to make things better. For more than a quarter century, Rainbow has been working with the young people of North Central. From humble beginnings with 3 staff working from rented space in an abandoned creamery building, Rainbow now has more 3 dozen workers and owns its own building; a former church located across from a playground in the heart of North Central. Five major program areas: YouthCARE, Young Parent Program, Road to Employment, Youth Skills and Kids First provide programs at the Centre and in the community. The programs have grown to satisfy needs or to deal with problems in the community.

REACH is a community health centre that has been located on the east side of Vancouver since 1969. We became incorporated as a non-profit society in 1970 with a Board of Directors comprised primarily of community members and patients of the clinic. Since its inception, REACH has endeavored to meet the medical, dental, and cultural needs of the community with an emphasis on prevention and the development of programs which reflect the ongoing needs of the ever changing composition of the community. We are committed to reducing health inequities. The community of which REACH is a part is a richly diversified ethnic setting in the area known as Grandview Woodlands. REACH has a strong commitment to community development and works to build a collaborative relationship with users of the clinic. There is an equally strong commitment on behalf of the staff to illustrate an openness and acceptance of the ethnic, cultural and social diversity which is found in our community.