Community Organizations in River, Ottawa, ON
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Results from the 'Community Organizations' category in River, Ottawa
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430 Rahul Crescent, Ottawa, K2C 4H7
(613) 663-4667
Gym, Community Organization, Sports & Fitness Instruction, Cycling Studio 
This gym offers a home-based spinning club with generous hosts and a charitable focus. Vivek Kumar and Celine are praised for their top-notch athleticism and effective workouts, enhanced by great music and atmosphere. 
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885 Meadowlands Dr #502, Ottawa, K2C 3N2
(613) 569-6411
For over 100 years, The Canadian Lung Association has been dedicated to promoting and improving lung health for all Canadians. A non-profit and volunteer-based health charity, The Lung Association depends on donations from the public to support lung health research, education, prevention and advocacy. 
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900 MERIVALE ROAD, CARLINGTON, Ottawa, K1Z 5Z8
(613) 722-4000
The Millennium Learning Centres are small user-friendly centres where you can learn to use computers and the Internet, get help from trained volunteers or simply use the computer and Internet facilities in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. The Centres are located in community health and resource centres and community sites throughout the Ottawa area. Customers highly praise the friendly and helpful staff at Carlington Community & Health Services. The new building is described as bigger, brighter, and professional. Intake workers, including Cassandra, Racicol, Fartun, and Joseph, are mentioned for their politeness and professionalism. The clinic offers pleasant welcomes and efficient service, with quick appointments and thorough examinations. The staff is noted for their kindness and excellent customer service. 
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955 Debra Ave, Suite 85, CARLETON HEIGHTS - RIDEAUVIEW, Ottawa, K2C 0J5
(613) 224-3824
The Millennium Learning Centres are small user-friendly centres where you can learn to use computers and the Internet, get help from trained volunteers or simply use the computer and Internet facilities in a welcoming and supportive atmosphere. The Centres are located in community health and resource centres and community sites throughout the Ottawa area. 
1315 Prince Of Wales Drive, Ottawa, K2C 1N2
(613) 225-8016
Festival, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization 
1390 Prince Of Wales Drive, Suite 302, Ottawa, K2C 3N6
613 567-5511
As the sector council for the advanced wood manufacturing industry, the WMC is responsible for bringing together all industry stakeholders to help solve human resource and skills development issues within the sector. Since 2002, the WMC has collaborated with employers, workers, educators, professional associations and government to help implement human resources solutions that will ensure the success of the advanced wood manufacturing sector. 
949 CAVAN STREET, Ottawa, K1Z 5T1
(613) 366-1770
Non-Governmental Organization NGO, Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization Nearby results from the Community Organizations category
700 Ridgewood Avenue, Ottawa, K1V 6L6
613.738.2222
Middle Eastern restaurant, Festival Promoters, Community Organization 
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401, 1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, K1S 5B6
(613) 520-6688
Campus Building, College & University, Community Organization 
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103-2685 Queensview Drive, CARLETON UNIVERSITY, Ottawa, K2B 8K2
(613) 523-2268
Occupational therapist, Non-profit organization, Associations, Organization, Nonprofit Organization, Membership Organizations, Societies, Association, Occupational Therapists, Foundations, Community Organization 
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2nd Floor, Unit 240, 1547 Merivale Road, Nepean, K2G 4A1
(613) 596-5626
Social services, Social Service, Nonprofit Organization, Community center, Community Organization, Non-profit organization 
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1183 Cecil Avenue, BILLINGS BRIDGE - ALTA VISTA, Ottawa, K1H 7Z6
(613) 521-1984
Organisations, Non-profit organization, Community Organization, Services professionnels, clubs, Nonprofit Organization, associations, Membership Organizations, Associations et Organisations, foundations, Organizations 
865 Carling Ave # 600, WEST CENTRE TOWN - LITTLE ITALY - CIVIC HOSPITAL EAST, Ottawa, K1S 5S8
(613) 226-2553
Community Organization, Mental health service, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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815 St. Laurent Blvd. #217, Ottawa, K1K 3A7
(613) 789-3577
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229 B Colonnade Rd, suite 100, Nepean, K2E 7K3
(613) 228-0999
Social And Human Service Organizations, Social services, Social Service, Organization, Community Organization 
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404-1525 Carling Ave, WESTBORO, Ottawa, K1Z 8R9
(613) 725-3769
Founded in 1910, the Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) is the independent voice for public health in Canada with links to the international community. As the only Canadian non-governmental organization focused exclusively on public health, CPHA is uniquely positioned to advise decision-makers about public health system reform and to guide initiatives to help safeguard the personal and community health of Canadians and people around the world. With a diverse membership representing more than 25 professions, a track record of success, a collaborative approach and national reach, CPHA is Canada’s Public Health Leader. Customers express their enthusiasm for the Canadian Public Health Association's role in immigration and asylum processes, artistic projects, and contribution to Canada's progress. They seek participation in conferences, value the opportunity for partnerships and international collaboration, and appreciate the association's focus on various issues including science, education, freedom, and the environment. 
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13 Esquimault Avenue, Ottawa, K2H 6Z2
(613) 866-0924
The Eldercare Foundation of Ottawa is the brainchild of Adam C. Nihmey, a local Ottawa businessman. Witnessing in 2003 both grandmothers requiring long-term care, he became exposed to the struggles that seniors face as their health deteriorates and they begin to rely on essential care, such as publicly funded services. He witnessed the toll placed on family members to care for their loved ones, and the financial and emotional sacrifices that often need to be made. He explored the strengths and deficiencies of our community’s not-for-profit long-term care homes. Adam educated himself on the needs of seniors, the services available to them and their families, and the challenges faced by health care providers to meet the increasing demand for support. He consulted with healthcare providers, politicians, government officials, and family caregivers—learning that long-term sustainability was critical due to the growing population of seniors, greater longevity among them, and continued cuts in government funding. After consulting with tax and legal professionals, to ensure the charity’s structure would maximize community value while minimizing administration costs, Adam was introduced to The Community Foundation of Ottawa. The Community Foundation is a public not-for-profit organization that allows community members to create their own funds to support causes that matter to them. By creating The Eldercare Foundation under this structure, administrative costs would be kept to a minimum and all donations could be directed towards our beneficiaries (not one donated dollar is spent on operating costs). In May 2008, The Eldercare Foundation of Ottawa was launched. Since then, more than a quarter of a million dollars have been raised and the charity is well positioned and recognized within Ottawa’s senior care community. 
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77 Monk St, Ottawa, K1S 5A7
(613) 238-2727
The Glebe Centre is an accredited charitable not-for-profit long-term care home that provides residential care and community outreach services to clients in the Ottawa community. This year, The Glebe Centre celebrates its 125 birthday in caring for elderly citizens of this region. Beginning in 1886 with Ontario's first Home for the Aged, the site at 950 Bank Street has continued its dedication to seniors through the provision of services, housing and personal support. To accommodate the increased need, a new high-rise home was built in 1974, and Bronson Place was added as a nursing home in 1995. In 2004 we moved our residents out of the high-rise into a new six-story residence that meets all of the latest Ministry of Health standards. We now house a total of 254 residents in our two connected nursing home buildings, including a floor that offers special services for Asian residents, and which has been strongly supported by the Chinese Community. The Glebe Centre is a well-managed retirement home with kind and professional staff. Residents are assisted with individual care needs and the facility is kept clean and organized. The nursing team implements a Butterfly care model that allows for a safe and engaging environment for residents. Visitors speak highly of the activities offered and the kindness and compassion shown by the staff. 
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250 Holland Ave, Ottawa, K1Y 0Y5
(613) 725-9119
MASC brings the arts and culture alive for nearly 150, 000 children and youth each year in eastern Ontario and West Québec. Professional artists, working out of diverse cultural traditions, deliver workshops and performances and Artist-in-Residence Programs (Extended Projects) in music, dance, drama, literary, visual and media arts to children and youth in school and community settings. MASC, a registered charity, has been in operation since 1988 and warmly accepts donations.