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45 Charles St E, CHURCH AND WELLESLEY, Toronto, M4Y 1S2
(416) 972-1010
The Wellesley Institute engages in research, policy & community mobilization to advance population health. 
366 Adelaide St E, FINANCIAL DISTRICT, Toronto, M5A 3X9
(416) 482-4103
About CRCT Community Resource Connections of Toronto (CRCT), established in 1974, is a non-profit community mental health organization funded by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. The Mission of the organization is to support and enable adults with serious mental health problems to live with dignity and fulfilment in the community. We do this through: Our commitment to antiracism and anti-discrimination The meaningful involvement of consumer/survivors Innovative use of resources Working in partnership with others CRCT works toward achieving its mission through the provision of case management services, court support services, consultation and information services; and through advocacy, research, evaluation, community capacity building and training and education. CRCT is appreciative of the support offered by the following funders: The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, the Ontario Trillium Foundation, Heritage Canada, City of Toronto - Access and Equity Grant, and the EJLB Foundation. 
473 Church St #122, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4Y 2C5
416-486-8201
The Augustine Fellowship Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous Fellowship-Wide Services 1550 N. Loop 410, Suite 118 San Antonio, Texas, U. SLAA Fellowship-Wide Services Website — The Journal SLAA FWS publishes a bi-monthly magazine with recovery related articles and sharings of interest to recovering Sex and Love Addicts. For availability and subscription information, contact the above address. They are also asking for material to be published in the Journal, and would be happy to hear from anyone wishing to share their experience, strength and hope with others. 
250 University Avenue, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5H 3E5
416-944-9008
Social Services, Individual & Family Services 
207-7 Pleasant Blvd, MIDTOWN TORONTO, Toronto, M4T 1K2
(647) 436-4336
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Comp The Children Special Need 
200/238-131 Bloor Street West, DOWNTOWN, Toronto, M5S 1R8
Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
145 Macdonell Ave., RONCESVALLES VILLAGE, Toronto, M6R 2A4
(416) 535-0690
Social Services, Association or organization 
167 Pemberton Avenue, Toronto, M2M 1Y9
647.346.9450
Welcome to Accord Consulting. We are very much active in serving our current clients, as well as seeking opportunities to work for new clients and friends. We have populated these pages on this website and will do our best to keep the information current (you can check many of them out right now). We will add more and more content of value from time to time. We appreciate your interest and your patience. In the meantime, you may contact us at kgod@accordconsulting.com or by telephone at 647.346.9450. 
1678 Bloor St West;, Toronto, M5P 1A9
416-516-1422
Houselink Community Homes is a leader in the field of supportive housing and recovery for people living with persistent mental health challenges and addiction issues. As a community centered, charitable organization, Houselink continues to address the issues of homelessness and marginalization for single men and women, youth, seniors and families with children in the City of Toronto. 
2238 Dundas St. West, Toronto, M6R 3A9
(416) 929-1670
?Reach Toronto is a Not for Profit organization, offering unique programs for adults and youth with ASD, Asperger's Syndrome and Mild Intellectual Disabilities. Children with autism become young adults with autism who are faced with the challenge of leaving the support and safe environment of the school system. Our programs were created in response to that challenge. Reach Toronto provides life skills training, social skills as well as specific knowledge required to prepare transitioning high school students and young adults for either college, the workforce or simply to gain independence. We also address the needs for adults who successfully completed a college program and require the skills to enter the workforce. It is estimated that there are 50, 000 adults living with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Ontario with very limited resources to address their needs. Reach Toronto recognizes the needs and challenges as well as the abilities and strengths of adults with ASD. ? 
1265 Military Trail, Toronto, M1C 1A4
Disability services & support organisation 
