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Centres for Seniors Windsor offers a wide array of social, educational and active living programs for adults 50 years and older. We are very busy supporting 900-plus members through creative arts (sewing, ceramics, quilting, scrapbooking, etc), recreation (from pickleball to elderarobics, acquafit and Wii bowling), plus social events (euchre, bridge, pepper, billards) and lapidary, silversmithing and woodworking. Our cafe offers high quality low cost lunches. Our Community Support Services, which are open to all, features transportation to appointments, Friendly Visiting, Telephone Reassurance. basic home maintenance and general footcare. We serve more than 1,200 clients. We offer 2 sites for one membership - our McEwan Site at Campbell and Wyandotte W, and our East Side Centre within the WFCU Centre at McHugh and Lauzon Rd. All activities are developed to stimulate cognitive and motor function, as well as promote social interaction to combat isolation.

Sunday School - 9:45 Worship Service - 11:00

Grey Sauble Conservation is one of a network of 36 Conservation Authorities in Ontario. Established under the Conservation Authorities Act, Grey Sauble owns and manages 11,450 hectares (28,292 acres) of some of the most scenic and environmentally sensitive lands in Grey and Bruce Counties.

Founded in 1965 by determined family members, Community Living – Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln is a not-for-profit charitable organization that serves all of West Niagara. Children, adults and their families are supported through a variety of programs that include one or several of the following services including adult day service, 24 hour supports at twelve adult residential homes & one children’s residence, children’s respite services, family support, family home share, special services at home and supported employment. Community Living – Grimsby, Lincoln and West Lincoln serveS over 300 individuals annually.

We are committed to; working with our community to provide access to health programs and services and create opportunities for people to improve their well-being We believe that; Health is a resource for life and that many things - education, housing, social status, gender, access to health services, our sense of being included or excluded from society, employment and others - impact on our health. Health isn’t just about not being sick it is about being able to make choices and live with them. It’s about having a voice in our community, it’s about being able to hope and help your kids hope.

Halifax Christian Academy, a not-for-profit private Christian school, began in 1975 to provide parents with an alternative for their children's schooling. From the beginning HCA has delivered its curriculum from a biblical world view. The staff seek to encourage students to enter into a personal relationship with their Creator through faith in Jesus Christ and to develop Christ-like character.From this focus flows the pursuit of academic excellence where students are challenged to perform to the maximum of their potential. Our staff are committed Christians who strive for academic excellence in an environment conducive to learning. As highly qualified educators, they seek to model and develop in their students exemplary spiritual and moral standards. HCA has two campuses: pre-school is offered at Timberlea with small class sizes in a strictly primary setting; Armdale campus offers primary to twelve.

The Pregnancy Care Centre offers peer counseling and programs free of charge to woman and their families. Services include: -Pregnancy Tests -Information on pregnancy choices -Practical support for infants and mother’s -Parenting classes -Abstinence education -Post Abortion counseling -Earn While You Learn classes

The Hallmark Heritage Society is the oldest heritage preservation society in the Capital Regional District – Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. It was established on April 18, 1973 in response to the wholesale demolition of heritage buildings. As a registered non-profit society, we are financed principally by membership dues and members’ contributions, and are affiliated with regional, provincial, national and international heritage preservation organizations.

The primary purpose of CDH is to build and strengthen the community of Halton. It focuses on the social impact of larger social, economic, political and cultural forces on individuals, families and the broad community. CDH shall endeavour to accomplish this purpose by: - identifying community needs - developing community awareness of identified trends and needs - facilitating and supporting community response to identified trends and needs - facilitating communication and coordinated planning between members of the community, local organizations and governments to develop ways to address these needs - advocating for change CDH values: community, voluntarism, diversity, equity and social justice. Core Functions: - Applied Social Research and Policy Analysis - Community Development / Capacity Building - Promotion and Management of Volunteerism - Community Education and Advocacy

STRIDE is a non-profit, community based vocational rehabilitation program founded in 1983. STRIDE is the only Halton-based organization whose primary purpose is to serve the employment needs of residents who are living with a mental illness or addiction issue.

Approximately 60% of the adult population in Hamilton do not have the literacy skills needed to meet the everyday demands at home, work and in the community. We help English-speaking adults to improve their basic (grade 1-grade 5) reading, writing and math skills through the work of trained, volunteer tutors. The student and tutor pair meet for approximately 4 hours per week. We also provide the option of Small Group instruction where 5-8 students learn basic skills in a class setting. Small Groups meet 9 hours per week.

A Place To Heal. A Place To Grow.