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Amecet Ministries employs a modular system of training for ministry leaders with the goal of immersing them in Kingdom concepts especially through relationships. Based on biblical foundations, the curriculum is designed to provide a transportable working knowledge of Christian Principles that can be taught at the individual and community level. We believe this training is critical to rebuilding a society that has been devastated by war, disease, and famine. Another vital component of what we do is to partner with local churches in conducting gospel services and small group meetings to bring the message of hope and renewal to unreached and under reached areas. We intend to become part of the cultural dynamic of the nations we serve and fully experience all the characteristics of the image and likeness of God as expressed by each individual and cultural group.

Training Africans to solve African water problems

The Prostate Cancer Centre’s primary role is to raise, direct, and administer funds to combat prostate cancer and prostate-related disease. The Centre provides financial support for research, awareness and education initiatives that advance the knowledge of prostate cancer treatment and prevention.

We are focusing our conservation efforts on the Tambopata River Basin region of the Amazon Rainforest. Many scientists consider this area to be one of the world's richest ecosystems in terms of biodiversity. Furthermore, this area may have the last and final block of intact tropical rainforest land in the world.

CWAF works with field partners on the ground to facilitate and deliver programs with a clear result driven focus. We execute hands on educational training which includes health and hygiene, clean water management, income generation, agriculture, nutrition, medical care and treatment. Our purpose is to create knowledge and understanding with an outcome resulting in a healthier educated childhood and therefore a more promising future. CWAF's goal is to promote a healthy childhood by providing basic healthcare, and improving social and economic outcomes in this region. Since 1998 we have partnered with groups in Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand.

The Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan is a member-driven registered charity that believes in achieving goals through active, impartial dialogue with all stakeholders. Everyone involved with the society believes that Saskatchewan's native plants are an irreplaceable natural treasure. Since 1995, the Native Plant Society of Saskatchewan has been striving for the protection of, and education about, native plants. We achieve our goals through school visits and youth programs, rare plant conservation projects, public field tours, invasive species removal projects, habitat restoration, and much, much more!

Recrear is a non-profit organization comprised of young social innovators from around the globe. We carry out participatory research project to support our partnering organizations with the design, implementation, and monitoring of youth-friendly programs. We use a youth-to-youth approach to collect information on young people's perspectives. Through programs that use creative and engaging techniques (photography, sports, development theatre, and many others), we supply space and tools for youth to articulate their needs and build a vision for their community's development. Based on the information and insight we gather, we then strive to deepen the connection and improve the quality of collaboration between youth and development partners.

The vision of SONG is to provide under-served children and youth with the opportunity to engage in ensemble music-making, which promotes the social values and principles that lead to positive social change and a brighter future. Inspired by el Sistema, a youth music program rooted in Venezuela, SONG supports the mission by providing a socially inclusive choral and orchestral music program for under-served children and youth in Northumberland County, Ontario. As the founder of el Sistema, Maestro Jose Antonio Abreu, once said, “Music, within people’s reach, must be the highest expression of human dignity and social justice.” Through SONG not only will music be within children’s reach – it will change their lives.

Founded in 2006 by Peter Ruparelia to unite and promote diversity within the Christian community; Voices Of the Nations seeks to establish itself as the leading multicultural Christian music festival that showcase’s the brightest and the best in fine art, music and dance. With over 6000 people in attendance each year Voices of The Nations continues to grow and has become a integral part of Canada Multicultural Christian music scene. Voices of the Nations works with various multicultural groups, organizations, church’s and artist to spread the gospel of Christ to all nations throughout Canada and worldwide. To showcase and unite Christian artist from all denominations and cultures, by using their gifts and talents to reach the multitude by spreading the gospel.

Youth Empowering Parents (YEP) in an idea that was inspired by a natural phenomenon that exists within many newcomer families where youth and children help their parents integrate into Canadian society by teaching them basic skills such as computers and language. The aim of YEP is to transfer this youth-parent dynamic – the level of comfort, the similar language, and the one-on-one teaching – into a classroom where it can be formalized and built upon. Rather than a traditional classroom with an instructor, YEP trains youth with the skills to act as effective service providers by tutoring adults in their community in the basics of English and computer skills. Since YEP began in 2010, youth have contributed over 10,000 volunteer hours into their own neighbourhoods.

Growing Chefs! has a vision for a future with healthier kids making healthier choices. Our program teaches children about growing and cooking healthy food by placing chef volunteers into elementary schools. Through our hands-on Growing Chefs! Classroom Gardening and Cooking Program, we teach kids about where their food comes from and the benefits of eating fresh, nutritious meals. Growing Chefs! pairs teams of chef volunteers with elementary school classrooms to grow vegetables, do cooking lessons, and get kids excited about healthy eating. On the chefs’ first visit, they help students plant indoor windowsill gardens consisting of fast-growing vegetables. The chefs return to the classroom every two weeks for 3.5 months to help the students care for the garden and lead lessons on nutrition, gardening, and healthy food systems. At the end of the program, the chefs help the students harvest their vegetables and teach them to cook delicious meals with the food they’ve grown.

GlobalFire is an operational arm of the David McAntony Gibson Foundation (DMGF), a registered Canadian charity. DMGF also has GlobalMedic and GlobalWater as operational arms. DMGF is designed to help those in need around the world by providing relief supplies and equipment, and has adopted "Serving the Global Community" as its motto. GlobalFire was created, and is organized and equipped to undertake the following tasks: -Perform technical searches and conduct technical rescues in post natural or man-made disaster environments worldwide. -Collect and donate fire suppression equipment and train local first responders or an organized group of volunteers in fire fighting and first aid in developing nations. -Inspect locations and install simple fire fighting systems in population dense areas that lack basic fire protection (such as camps that house refugees and internally displaced persons) and train local volunteers on the use of these systems.