Non-profit Organizations in South Central, Windsor, ON
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Results from the 'Non-profit Organizations' category in South Central, Windsor
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1030 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, N9A 1E1
(519) 973-4423
Nonprofit Organization, Mental health service, Health consultant, Non-profit organization 
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1280 Ouellette Ave., Windsor, N8X 1J5
(519) 252-1819
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de IRIS Residential Inns & Services 
Iris Residential Inns & Services is a large, clean, and modern residential inn, praised for its caring and attentive staff. The monthly lunches are described as great and affordable. Patients or residents feel well-taken-care-of and loved. 
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300 Giles Blvd E, Windsor, N9A 4C4
(519) 259-6148
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1368 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, N8X 1J9
(519) 973-5588
Po Box #22033, 11500 Tecumseh Rd. E, Windsor, N8N 5G6
519.977.9211
Transplantation was still experimental. It was during this time that a young Montreal architect, Morty Tarder, died from kidney disease. Confronted with their son’s death, the Tarder family vowed to start an organization that would raise money for research into this poorly understood disease. In 1964, The Kidney Disease Foundation of Canada, as it was known then, was created in Montreal. Today, the Kidney Foundation of Canada is the national health charity committed to kidney health and to improved lives for all people living with kidney disease. Our vision for the future is an enduring legacy of those dedicated volunteers who, 40 years ago, started out with a compelling cause and the resolve to make a difference. Since 1964, our fundraising campaigns have allowed us to contribute millions of dollars to research, and to provide services to individuals living with chronic kidney disease and related conditions. In the 1960s, people with kidney failure had little hope of survival. Dialysis was considered an extraordinary treatment and restricted to very few. 
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1368 Ouellette Ave., Windsor, N8X 1J9
519.973.5588
Since 1982, we have been serving our Windsor-Essex County communities. As a non-profit, charitable organization, we strive to achieve excellence in our service delivery to immigrant and refugee women and their families to become full and participating members of Canadian Society. The Windsor Women Working With Immigrant Women is a multi-cultural, non-profit and community based organization. We function in an anti-oppressive, feminist and anti-racist framework. Our approach is holistic, recognizing that our clients are multi-faceted identities, and that negation of any aspect of that is detrimental to their full participation in Canadian society. We are committed to assisting women and their families with priority to immigrant, racialized, individuals with multiple barriers and youth. 
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3050 Jefferson Blvd, Windsor, N8T 3G9
519-252-2850
Social Services, Charity Organization, Individual & Family Services, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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225A Erie St E, Windsor, N9A 3X2
(519) 252-7143
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Northstar Cultural Community Centre 
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370 Erie Street East, Windsor, N9A 3X3
(519) 256-4854
OFFICES AND CLINICS OF HEALTH PRACTITIONERS, NEC / MENTAL HEALTH SPECIALISTS Customers highly praise the extraordinary mental health services and dedicated staff at Mental Health Connections. They describe it as a safe place where everyone is helped to the best ability. Some suggest expanding the program to accommodate more people. 
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795 Giles Boulevard East, Windsor, N9A 4E5
519-252-9696
Connections Early Years Family Centre began its story in 1974 with a group of committee volunteers at St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Old Walkerville, Windsor, Ontario who recognized the importance of providing supportive programs for families with preschool children in Windsor and Essex County. The Agency moved to the present location at 795 Giles Blvd. East in 1986, incorporated as a non-profit agency and received charitable status in 1987. Managed by a community board and a small staff, the programs that were offered included parenting courses, play groups and a Toy Lending Library. The reputation for excellence, creative thinking and parent involvement grew throughout the years earning recognition from provincial and national organizations. 
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1049 JANETTE AVENUE, Windsor, N9A 5A4
(519) 971-9000
School Academic Elementary, Youth organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Youth social services organization, Schools, Secondary 
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2455 Wyandotte Street West, Windsor, N9B 0C1
(519) 997-2863
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Business Service WEtech Alliance is a valuable resource for entrepreneurs in Windsor, providing business growth and education. The team is invested in the success of their members and are described as amazing, fantastic, and great. Services offered include innovation business solutions. 
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1156 Wyandotte Street East, Windsor, N9A 3K2
(519) 974-1079
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization 
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586 Ouellette, Windsor, N9A 1B7
(519) 819-8964
Youth organization, Community Service, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization 
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1643 McDougall Street, Windsor, N8X 0A3
(519) 256-1919
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more. 
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1643 McDougall Street, Windsor, N8X 0A3
(519) 256-1919
Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more. 
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875 Ouellette Ave, Windsor, N9A 4J6
+1 519-973-5573
lundi au vendredi : 10h a 12h30 - 14h a 18h de Downtown Mission (Windsor) The Downtown Mission in Windsor is praised for its kind and caring staff who go above and beyond to help those in need. The food served is described as healthy and delicious, with generous portions. The food bank is appreciated for providing necessary supplies. Some customers suggest improvements such as longer hours, more resources for job search and housing, and more outdoor seating. A few reviews mention issues with expired or rotten food and security concerns. Overall, the Downtown Mission is viewed as a valuable resource for the community, offering essential services with a caring and supportive atmosphere.