Community Services in Humber Summit, North York, ON
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Results from the 'Community Services' category in Humber Summit, North York
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31 Whitfield Avenue, REXDALE, North York, M9L 1G2
(416) 248-8922
personnes du troisième âge, Citizen Services, Social Services, health organizations, Centre, Senior Citizens, senior citizens service health organizations, senior citizens service, Individual & Family Services Nearby results from the Community Services category
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60 Friuli Court, Woodbridge, L4L 8G8
(905) 856-4922
hill, Sorties, associations, Services de logement, Maison et Jardinage, Individual & Family Services, Fournitures générales et Services, Business Associations, Senior Citizens, Club, Divertissements et média, Housing Providers, Provider, Service, Social Services, foundations, Citizen Services, Membership Organizations, associations de ski 
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3540 Morning Star Drive, MALTON, Mississauga, L4T 1Y2
(905) 677-6270
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Association, Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization, Community Service, COMPUTER TRAINING 
Malton Neighbourhood Services receives high praise for its knowledgeable, kind, and supportive staff, particularly Anisha Mulla. Customers express gratitude for her assistance in completing various documents and forms, and appreciate her patience and friendliness. The organization is viewed as helpful for new immigrants and offers free English classes. 
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415 Oakdale Rd, Unit 235, Toronto, M3N 1W7
(416) 745-4267
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200 Marycroft Avenue, Woodbridge, L4L 5X5
905.264.1662
The OBOA was established in 1956 and for over 50 years has played a leading role in the education, training and professional development of Ontario’s municipal building officials. On behalf of municipalities our 2000 members administer provincial laws and municipal by-laws relating to the construction of all types of buildings and structures. The Ontario Building Code Act states that the Code exists "to establish standards for public health and safety, fire protection, structural sufficiency [i.e., safety], conservation, including, without limitation, energy and water conservation, and environmental integrity, [i.e., sustainability] and to establish barrier-free requirements, [i.e., accessibility] with respect to buildings." 
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59 Heathrow Drive, DOWNSVIEW, North York, M3M 1X1
(416) 248-5639
associations, Nonprofit Organization, Organisations, associations de ski, foundations, Services professionnels, Associations et Organisations, Community Service, Non-profit organization, Organization, Membership Organizations, associations d intérêts particuliers, clubs 
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1540 Kipling Avenue, Etobicoke, M9R 4C6
(647) 344-2734
The Richview Baptist Foundation was incorporated in 1980 as an extension of the Richview Baptist Church’s ministry to the community. The Foundation established two social housing buildings in the Etobicoke area which came to be known as the Richview Residence. On May 13, 2010 the name of our organization was changed to Richview Community Care Services Corporation to reflect our expanded services to both the tenants of Richview Residence and the Central West LHIN community. We employ a highly competent, diverse staff, promote quality services and above all strive to treat frailer adults as full citizens with the right to self-determine how they live their lives. 
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3 Devenhill Road, Brampton, L6P 3A3
(647) 281-4748
600 Roding Street, DOWNSVIEW, North York, M3M 2A5
(416) 240-7971
Santé et Médicaments, senior citizens service, Social Services, Senior Citizens, health organizations, Retirement home, Services & centres pour personnes âgées, senior citizens service health organizations, Individual & Family Services, personnes du troisième âge, Service, Citizen Services, Centre, Soins de longue durée 
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8111 Jane Street, Unit 1, Concord, L4K 4L7
416-586-0085
A Learning Disability (LD) is a disorder that affects people's ability to either interpret what they see and hear or to link information from different parts of the brain. These limitations can show up in many ways: as specific difficulties with spoken and written language, co-ordination, self control, or attention. Such difficulties extend to schoolwork and can impede learning to read, write, or do math. 
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1445 Eglinton Avenue West, Toronto, M6C 2E6
(416) 783-6103
The mission of Beth Sholom is the mission of traditional Conservative Jewry. We seek to enrich the lives of our congregants and community through the ideals of Torah, Gemillut Hasidim (Social Action) and Achdut (Jewish Unity), and are deeply committed to observing and balancing Halacha and Jewish tradition with the demands of a developing and changing world. The Torah is the lifeblood of the Jewish people. Through this remarkable document, Judaism has not only survived, but has thrived through the expansion of its great ideals of love, justice and spirituality throughout the world. Beth Sholom, through a progressive series of programs, enriches the lives of our congregants. Through the devotion of prayer we further our understanding of our people's unique mission in this world. For we not only connect with God as individuals, but also connect as a community through our shared desires and concerns. Judaism has never believed that we could achieve our goals by removing ourselves from the world in which we live or from the people with whom we share it. Beth Sholom has a variety of programs that reach out to the community. From our annual Interfaith Dinner where clergy of all denominations in the city attend, to our Out of the Cold program and Kosher Food Bank, our hesed programs will help you discover how making a better world leads to making better people and Jews. Beth Sholom has long been a leader in community affairs, and a strong advocate of the philosophy that Jewish strength comes from Jewish unity. By hosting and participating in various community events, our membership becomes one with the Jewish community of Canada. With our strong support of a Jewish homeland, we further this unique tie and relationship to the State of Israel. Above all else, we encourage tolerance and respect, dialogue and co-operation among all branches of Jewry to build a better today - and an even greater tomorrow - for everyone. We invite you to discover the Beth Sholom family. 
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116 Industry Street, Toronto, M6M 4L8
(416) 769-0830
Child Care, Charity Organization, Child Care Service, Day care center, Community Service The Learning Enrichment Foundation in Toronto is highly regarded by many for their patient and kind instructors, educational computer classes, and inclusive environment. Customers have expressed their appreciation for the foundation's programs, which include computer and English courses, as well as their support for seniors and immigrants. Some have shared their positive experiences with specific instructors and the educational value of the classes. However, a few have expressed frustration with waiting lists or lack of support in securing employment. 
75 Carl Hall Road, North York, M3K 2B9
(437) 233-3153
Founded in 2010 as a charitable organization, Urban Squash Toronto strives to ensure Toronto’s underserved youth future success. Offering an intense after-school education program together with concentrated squash training, Urban Squash helps motivated and talented students reach their full academic, athletic and personal potentials. Our organization aims to broaden youths’ horizons through the provision of a comprehensive education plan which includes squash training, academic tutoring, mentoring, community service, cultural trips and more. All Urban Squash students are provided with a healthy meal during each program day. Participants are selected at the Grade 6 level and remain in the program throughout their high school years. Urban Squash Toronto currently serves 85 students from the Jane and Finch area. At the beginning of each academic year, an additional 20 students are invited to the program. 
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17 Four Seasons Pl, Suite 102, Toronto, M9B 6E6
(416) 233-1655
Business administration service, Nonprofit Organization, Charity Organization, Non-profit organization 
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4195 Dundas St W #103, THE KINGSWAY, Etobicoke, M8X 1Y4
(416) 232-1105
SENIOR's DAY SUPPORT SERVICES, MEALS ACTIVITIES DAYTIME CARE, TRANSPORTATION 
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970 Lawrence Avenue West, Toronto, M6A 3B6
(416) 236-2539
Nonprofit Organization, Association or organization, Community Service, Non-profit organization 
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3401 Dufferin Street, Toronto, M6A 2T9
(416) 656-9994
Art Starts inspires and cultivates social change in underserved neighbourhoods by bringing professional artists andTorontoresidents together to create community-building art projects in all artistic disciplines. For over 21 years, Art Starts programs have benefited people living in marginalizedTorontocommunities. We bring together professional artists with residents of all ages to create accessible and dynamic art projects that build life skills, capacity, knowledge and understanding, foster collaboration, and respond to local needs. All of our programs are free or low cost, enabling everyone, regardless of economic status to participate. For more information on programming, events and space rentals please call 416-656-9994 or find online www.artstarts.net 
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830 Lawrence Ave. W., Suite# 903, Toronto, M6A 0A2
1 416-425-0245
The National House of Prayer Sri Lanka aka NHOPSL has been covered in prayer since its very embryonic stage. More than 50 years later, I can say with the greatest confidence that God has responded to those thousands of hours of prayer in amazing ways. 