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Caritas Foundation is the trademarked name for the General Hospital (Grey Nuns) of Edmonton Hospital Foundation and the Misericordia Hospital Foundation

Community Living Dufferin envisions communities that create opportunities to connect all people to a place where: Following your dreams is encouraged, Everyone can live with respect and dignity, Everyone can participate and contribute their gifts and talents. We believe in the individuality and uniqueness of each person, and in each person's right to live with dignity as a valued member of our community. We create a culture of learning for all and believe in everyone's ability to contribute to their own well being as well as the economic, social and cultural dimensions of our community. We ensure this through the provision of life enriching programs offered to the people CLD supports by listening to their wants and needs.

- To maximimize the individual's potential, while stimulating and supporting his development; - To facilitate access to resources adapted to the needs of the individuals and their families; - To share the organization's expertise and collaborate with all its partners in the psychosocial, educational and recreational sectors, in order to promote consistency in the services provided to each indivudual; - To break isolation and inform and equip the families and relatives; - To stimulate the emergence of new services in the region; - To raise awareness in the community about autism and other autism spectrum disorders. Clientele: TUOI's clientele is composed of children and adolescents under 21 years of age who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) such as: - Autism - Asperger syndrome - Pervasive developmental disorders - not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS) - Rett syndrome - Childhood disintegrative disorder

Founded in 1914, YouthLink is an accredited youth mental health centre and United Way member agency. Over the years, we have helped thousands of youth and their families get their lives on track to a better future. Our staff is professional and experienced and includes social workers, child and youth workers and youth peer educators. Our programs for youth 12-24 in Toronto are provided at no cost to the participant and include: - walk-in and ongoing counselling services for youth and families - a positive parenting program and individual family support - programs to engage youth in Scarborough's high-needs neighbourhoods - A full-time residence for young women - affordable co-op housing in four locations throughout Toronto - Family support for youth with intellectual disabilities - an inner city centre for street youth that includes a drop-in, housing support, medical and legal services, employment preparation and life skills workshops.

Twenty years ago, Zareinu started from the hearts of a few who saw a need to help children with a wide range of developmental challenges. The goal was to provide special chidlren with the vital therapies and treatments combined with an adapted education rich in Jewish teachings and traditions. Today, Zareinu has an excellent reputation as the only Centre of its kind in Ontario - a place where children receive all the supports they need under one roof.

The Dystonia Medical Research Foundation Canada is a non-profit health organization dedicated to serving people with dystonia, a neurological movement disorder. The Canadian National Office, located in Toronto, opened its doors in 2003 and has established 20 Dystonia Support Groups and Chapters across the country.

Founded in 1985, AboutFace promotes and enhances mental and emotional well-being of individuals with facial differences and their families through peer and social support, information, educational and experiential programs, and public awareness. We serve children, adults and families affected by facial differences both congenital and acquired; health care, social service, and dental professionals; and educators across Canada and around the world. We invite you to join our community of support! Key AboutFace Programs and Services Include: -Newborn CARES Program - Facing It Together -Camp Trailblazers for Youth ages 10 to 18 -Adult and Parent Monthly Support Telephone Workshop Series -Peer Support, Networking & Connections -Adult Retreat for affected individuals 24 years old and older -Elementary School Programs to help educators teach about differences, acceptance with openness and respect -Leadership & Life Skills Retreat for young adults ages 19 to 24

we do this by offering a full range of activies, variety show, health promotion services, outreach, exercise programs etc. See our web site www.gwsa-guelph.ca or find our video on You Tube

The Hanover and District Hospital Foundation, incorporated in 1989, is a registered charity whose sole purpose is to raise funds for the benefit of the Hanover and District Hospital. Making sure the hospital is here and growing with the community for future generations is really important. Together we will ensure the highest quality of patient care at the Hanover and District Hospital.

RainCity Housing and Support Society is a grassroots not-for profit organization providing emergency shelter, housing and support services to people in the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver, B.C. In general, our tenants and clients live with the realities of mental and physical health issues, substance use and/or extreme poverty. We provide a safe, supportive environment, while working to build stability and develop and implement a plan for the future. RainCity Housing operates a total of 12 programs ranging from low barrier (historically people who have been chronically homeless and who experience mental and physical health issues) to substance free supported housing for more stabilized individuals.

Asian Outreach has been active in Canada since the late 1960s. From the very beginning we have sought to inform, inspire and involve the Canadian community with vision that we can make a difference in our world. We work to raise financial resources and short-term volunteers for projects initiated by our Asian field offices. Asian Outreach is a Christian faith-based agency. Our vision is to effect social, spiritual and holistic change through our involvement and investment in Asia. We believe the urgency of the needs in Asia demands an unprecedented spirit of co-operation. Two thirds of the world’s population call Asia home. The deep spiritual and physical needs of these millions of people compel us to do all we can to make a difference in Asia. The history of Asian Outreach reflects the ever-changing nature of our world. Flexibility and adaptability will continue to characterize our approach to doing working in Asia.

The Assaulted Women's Helpline (AWHL) offers a telephone crisis line to all women in Ontario who have experienced abuse. It provides crisis counselling, emotional support, safety planning, information and referrals for shelters, rape crisis centres, legal services and supports, community based supports, criminal justice supports and services, counsellors and therapists, support groups, and culturally and linguistically appropriate services. AWHL allows women to reach out for help free of charge in up to 154 languages, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, assured of their anonymity and confidentiality. Call our Helpline today if you or someone you know is being abused. GTA: 416-863-0511 TOLL FREE: 1-866-863-0511 MOBILE: #SAFE (#7233) TOLL FREE TTY: 1-866-863-7868