Non-profit Organizations in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto, ON
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Results from the 'Non-profit Organizations' category in Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto
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60 St. Clair Ave. E, WOODBINE HEIGHTS, Toronto, M4T 1N5
(416) 463-1104
Non-profit organization, Organization, Community Organization, Social Services Organization, Social And Human Service Organizations, Nonprofit Organization, Individual & Family Services 
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665 ST CLAIR AVENUE WEST, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6C 1A7
(416) 651-2825
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707 St Clair Avenue West, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6C 4A1
(416) 656-2669
Nonprofit Organization, Centre, Social Service, Non-profit organization, Citizen Services, Senior Citizens, Senior Center, Service, Social Services, Retirement home 
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1415 Bathurst St, Suite 100, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5R 3H8
(416) 925-2103
Social services organization, Resume Service, TRAINING COURSES, EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, WASTE MANAGEMENT AND REMEDIATION SERVICES, SUPPORT, EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 
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140 Merton Street, 2Nd Floor, DAVISVILLE, Toronto, M4S 1A1
(416) 489-0146
Community Organization, Non-profit organization, Clubs et Associations, Association, Retirement & Assisted Living Facility, Business Associations, Sports et Loisirs, Membership Organizations, Nonprofit Organization 
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1525 Yonge St, Toronto, M4T 1Z2
(416) 849-0050
Non-profit organization, Volunteer agency, Charitable organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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1415 Bathurst Street, Suite 202B, Toronto, M5R 3H8
(647) 345-5502
Nonprofit Organization, Community Organization, Non-profit organization 
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230 St. Clair Avenue West, Toronto, M4V 1R5
(647) 606-2467
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Arts organization, Choir, Charity Organization 
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124 Merton St., Suite 401, DAVISVILLE, Toronto, M4S 2Z2
(416) 787-4050
Nonprofit Organization, Non-Profit Organization 
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601 Christie Street, Suite #174, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M6G 4C6
(647) 258-3280
Non-Profit Organization, Community Organization, Research institute, Nonprofit Organization 
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191 Eglinton Avenue East, MOUNT PLEASANT WEST, Toronto, M4P 1K1
(416) 486-1533
Nonprofit Organization, Chamber of Commerce, Non-profit organization 
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130 Merton St, Second Floor, Toronto, M4S 1A1
(416) 481-5250
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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112 Merton Street, DAVISVILLE, Toronto, M4S 2Z8
(416) 322-7877
Geneva Centre for Autism is an international leader in the development and delivery of clinical intervention services and training. We offer a wide range of clinical services which are determined individually for each person with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). All of our clinical services are supported by a multi-disciplinary team of trained, experienced and empathic professionals including speech-language pathologists, behaviour analysts, therapists, early childhood educators, occupational therapists, developmental paediatricians, psychiatrists, psychologists and social workers. In addition, our staffing team is supported by a Professional Advisory Council which is composed of world-renowned clinicians, blending their expertise with ours. Consequently, Geneva Centre for Autism is able to provide the highest quality of clinical service to our clients. 
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Toronto
416-509-0250
Knowing how tough the day-to-day household chores can become, they give trusted help. Their nanny services are for you. Their nanny agency has a strong track record of helping families in Canada. They find the best possible nanny or caregiver to take care of their children and loved ones. To ensure a simple hiring process for their clients, Nannies Inc. only shows profiles of the best candidates. These candidates must meet the unique preferences of their clients and their households. Get in touch for their nanny services. 
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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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130 Merton St, Suite 600, DAVISVILLE, Toronto, M4S 1A1
(416) 481-6411
Social Service, Nonprofit Organization, Charity, Non-profit organization, Social services 
SPRINT Senior Care is commended for its approachable and communicative leadership team, creating a positive and inclusive work environment. The organization values open communication and transparency. Staff and volunteers are described as great, caring, and helpful. 
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600 Melita Crescent, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M6G 3Z4
(416) 530-1330
Senior Leadership Directors Mary Scott, Director of Dining Services The "Fuss Over Food" begins with Mary who understands the important daily role food plays. Anyone who has dined at Christie knows meals are fresh, nutritious and delicious. Mary's skill of introducing today's culinary twists with a traditional menu is evident with Christie's new and exciting menu choices. Mary's biggest achievement since joining the team in leadership has been the introduction of 'Open Dining'. This provides ultimate choice in when to dine, with whom to dine, and what to order. Now with more choices than ever, the "Fuss Over Food" at Christie has made a huge difference in the lives of residents and their guests. Thank you Mary, you are our very own "Martha" with creativity and attention to detail. We offer our compliments to you and your dining staff! Charla Patel, Director of Human Resources In addition to many complex duties, Charla is in charge of staff scheduling. With over 125 people on Christie staff she is busy co-ordinating this fine group of people to be certain they clearly understand their roles and obligations as employees. Charla has an impressive knowledge about care levels and resident needs. She is proud that Christie is seen as the model for retirement home standards and training. Charla finds great satisfaction from the volunteer students who have gone on to serve with excellence in their chosen professions. Charla is celebrating 11 years at Christie Gardens, and it is clear she delights in every day challenges, and sees each day at Christie as new. 
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801 EGLINTON W, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M5N 1E3
(416) 781-4322
Nonprofit Organization, Organisations, New Israel Fund Of Canada, Membership Organizations, Organization, Services professionnels, Associations et Organisations, Charity, Non-profit organization, Non-Governmental Organization NGO