Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Somerset, Ottawa, ON
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Results from the 'Organizations, Associations & Clubs' category in Somerset, Ottawa
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75 Albert Street, Ottawa, K1P 5E7
(613) 526-1584
The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) is a consumer-based organization formed by and for hard of hearing Canadians. CHHA works cooperatively with professionals, service providers and government bodies, and provides information about hard of hearing issues and solutions. CHHA is Canada's only nation-wide non-profit consumer organization run by and for hard of hearing people. CHHA’s goal is to increase public awareness of hearing loss and to help Canadians with hearing loss fully integrate into Canadian society. 
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56 Sparks Street, Suite 600, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 5B1
(613) 234-6827
Through our Seeds of Survival program, USC Canada’s primary goal is to build food and livelihood security in small-holder farming communities within the global South. Specifically, our core programs are located in countries where our partners and offices support farming communities in some of the most remote regions and on some of the harshest of landscapes, where people have little access to external resources. By working in three different ecosystems – mountain systems, arid or semi-arid systems, and semi-humid systems – USC and its partners are amassing a solid base of knowledge that can be shared amongst and between the farmers, scientists and practitioners involved in this work, as well as a broad group of actors outside our immediate circle. 
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75 Albert Street, Suite 902, Ottawa, K1P 5E7
613.594.3007
CHRA are the national voice for the full range of affordable housing issues and solutions in Canada. The Canadian Housing & Renewal Association´s mission is to ensure that all Canadians have an affordable, secure and decent place to call home. CHRA is the only national voice in Canada speaking on the full range of issues related to affordable housing here and abroad; and we centre everything we do around four key pillars: - Keeping homes affordable; - Ending homelessness; - Renewing our communities; - Supporting a sustainable housing profession. 
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55 Metcalfe St #600, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 6L5
(613) 238-3222
Executive, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Exce, Legislative bodies, Public Administration, Federal Government, Inscriptions gouvernementales, Association or organization, Legislative & General Government 
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340 Albert Street, Ottawa, K1R 7Y6
(613) 236-5912
The NDEB was established by an in 1952. The Act makes the NDEB responsible for the establishment of qualifying conditions for a national standard of dental competence for general practitioners, for establishing and maintaining an examination facility to test for this national standard of dental competence and for issuing certificates to dentists who successfully meet this national standard. STRUCTURE The National Dental Examining Board of Canada is composed of twelve members. Each DRA appoints one member and two members are appointed by the Commission on Dental Accreditation of Canada. The Executive Committee of the Board, consisting of the President, President-Elect, Past-President and two other members, meets two or three times a year. The full Board meets annually. The NDEB also has standing committees dealing with examinations, appeals, finances and by-laws. The NDEB appoints a Chief Examiner for each examination and assessment. Examiners are appointed by the Board from lists submitted by the DRA's and lists submitted by the Deans of Canadian Faculties of Dentistry. The NDEB is a non-profit organization supported financially by fees charged to individuals taking examinations or assessments. 
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281 NEPEAN ST, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K1R 5G2
(613) 233-1125
Churches, Religious Organizations, Association or organization 
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220 Laurier Ave West, WEST CENTRE TOWN - LITTLE ITALY - CIVIC HOSPITAL EAST, Ottawa, K1P 5Z9
(613) 729-3911
Nonprofit Organization, Association or organization, Non-profit organization 
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130 Slater St, Suite 400, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 6E2
(613) 233-3925
Association or organization, Social Services 
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222 Queen St, Suite 1505, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 5V9
(613) 594-4505
Association or organization, Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations 
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200 Catherine Street, Ottawa, K2P 2K9
(613) 237-7111
The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) is one of Canada's largest single-industry trade associations. Our membership includes more than 100, 000 real estate brokers, agents and salespeople, working through 100 real estate boards and associations across Canada. Proudly representing more than 100, 000 REALTORS across Canada. 
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141 Catherine St, Suite 100, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 1C3
(613) 233-7614
Since 1993, the Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime (CRCVC) has been a leader in advocacy for victims and survivors of serious crime in Canada. We are a federal Not-for-Profit Corporation located in Ottawa, Ontario and bilingual services are available. All services are free of charge and confidential. Values Victims of crime should be treated with courtesy, compassion and with respect for their dignity and privacy. We offer assistance and advocacy regardless of whether the perpetrator of the crime has been identified, apprehended, prosecuted or convicted. The CRCVC believes victims must be empowered to regain control of their lives. We provide services to meet the diverse needs of all people regardless of race, colour, religion, place of origin, income level, marital status, family status, age, disability, sexual orientation and gender identity. Services We assist victims and survivors by: Helping them obtain needed services and resources; Assisting them in their dealings with post-trial agencies such as Correctional Service of Canada and the Parole Board of Canada; financial benefits/compensation programs; provincial Review Boards etc.; and Offering long-term emotional support. We also. 
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55 Metcalfe St, Suite 1220, Ottawa, K1P 6L5
(613) 769-6510
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350 Albert Street, Suite 1220, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1R 1A4
(613) 748-0057
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Canadian Gas Association 
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275 SLATER STREET, SUITE 1000, Ottawa, K1P 5H9
(613) 232-3709
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