Charities & Volunteer Organizations in Industrial Park, Ottawa, ON
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1150 Cyrville Road, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1J 7S9
(613) 738-3800
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2140 Walkley Road, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1G 3V3
(613) 521-8636
Salles et Halls, Salles de réception & auditoriums, Rooms, Divertissements et média, Meeting, event spaces, Association or organization, salles, venues spaces, Hall, services d orientation, Auditorium, Amusement & Recreation, venues, Amusement and Recreation Services 
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1190 Newmarket St, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1B 1A6
(613) 748-7070
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1020 THOMAS SPRATT PLACE, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1G 5L5
(613) 739-1535
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214-720 Belfast Road, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1G 0Z5
(613) 232-2273
We are the only independent foundation dedicated to raising funds for palliative care across our region. Our community-based, region-wide mandate means that we are not tied to any particular service, care provider, government or other funding agency, letting us provide support where it is needed most. For the first time in our community, a regional plan outlining improvements in palliative care has been approved. Together, experts, caregivers and service providers from across our region have set out a vision for improvements - a vision that would see palliative care and support available to those who need it, when they need it most. With a plan for change and a commitment to make it happen, momentum is growing. However, there remains a great need for additional resources. This is where the OutCare Foundation can help. We have identified four priority areas where we know additional funding will have an impact on the availability and quality of palliative care in our region, namely: - Providing Care When and Where It is Needed; - Supporting Families, Caregivers and Volunteers; - Connecting People to Information; and - Expanding Knowledge through Education. The OutCare Foundation is dedicated to helping organizations in the palliative care network. All patients and families should receive the care they need, in the setting of their choice for their important end-of-life journey. To learn more about the OutCare Foundation list to this podcast recorded by Pierrette Saudino-Raymond, owner of Moving Forward Matters - Home Transition Specialists: Lisa Davey2 (2) 
2181 THURSTON DR, INDUSTRIAL PARK, Ottawa, K1G 6C9
(613) 736-5533