A Friendly Voice offers callers aged 55+ across Ontario the opportunity to connect with kind and empathetic volunteers when they are looking to alleviate feelings of loneliness and social isolation (or if they are just looking for someone new to talk to!)

Abilities In Motion (AIM) is now in its sixth year of
creating life-changing opportunities for people of
all ages, abilities or special needs. Our adapted
paddling programs provide full integration,
equipment and teaching style that best meet the
paddler’s needs.
Kayaking and canoeing are versatile outdoor
recreational activities that encourage physical
fitness, nature exploration, and adventure.
Participants also enjoy the fresh air and water, and sunshine

Achilles International Canada (AIC) provides opportunities for people with disabilities to achieve their own personal athletic goals. Currently our programs include running, walking and wheelchair rolling. We encourage all levels and abilities: people who have never run in their lives to those training for marathons.

Across Languages Translation and Interpretation Service (AL) is a non-profit agency that provides professional interpretation and translation, interpreter training, and language proficiency testing services across Ontario. We are experts in the delivery of spoken language services for more than a 100 languages and dialects. Our service delivery is 24/7 and our clients include businesses in medical, legal, settlement and immigration, and social services. We currently work with more than 265 service providers, including government and social services, Boards of Education, hospitals and community health care centres, as well as legal services. Across Languages interpreters and translators are accredited and have completed extensive language proficiency training and testing. They are fully insured under AL’s Errors and Omissions Insurance and have sworn confidentiality agreements.

ADRABA — a reimagined Jewish high school — educates and nurtures Jews across Ontario towards deep literacy and engagement through for-credit courses.

Jewish values, technology and personalized learning support ADRABA’s commitment to educational innovation in both Jewish and General Studies, empowered student learning, a love of Jewish letters, affordable access and sustainable growth.

We are equally committed to our community and all of its members.  This includes but is not exclusive to Jews of all denominations and ethnicities, secular Jews,  Jews by choice, Jews of colour, LGBTQIA+ Jews and Jews from multifaith households.

The Alzheimer Society London and Middlesex (ASLM) offers a wide range of programs and services designed for individuals with dementia and/or memory concerns, their family, caregivers, and health professionals, as well as the general public.

At ASLM, both the individual and the family are provided with support upon diagnosis and throughout the continuum of the disease.

We employ a team of highly skilled professionals, including registered social workers, to ensure our programs and services meet and exceed the needs of our clients. Our team of over 240 volunteers help to run our education and support programs and services.

The Alzheimer Society Southwest Partners is the local community agency dedicated to supporting individuals living with dementia and their care partners. We are part of a network of Alzheimer Societies operating across Ontario offering a variety of services in our region.

We focus our programs and services around three pillars of care including:
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<li>Dementia education</li>
<li>Counselling and support services</li>
<li>Therapeutic recreation, health and wellness activities</li>
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We support people living with dementia, care partners and allied health care professionals within our geographic area, including the counties of:
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<li>Elgin</li>
<li>Middlesex</li>
<li>Oxford</li>
</ul>

By providing information on Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias we can help those not yet on the dementia journey reach an earlier diagnosis and provide strategies for families living with dementia.

We provide programs, support groups and services for clients, caregivers and the public.

By providing information on Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias we can help those not yet on the dementia journey reach an earlier diagnosis and provide strategies for families living with dementia.

Becoming a volunteer at Am4teens opens up a door to a world of virtual opportunities that relate to your personal passions and interests. Our organization encompasses blog writing, outreach, advocacy, graphic designing, coding, and so many other fields of interest. From creating learning resources for children in need, art for the #blacklivesmatter movement, designing social media posts to raise awareness on social justice issues and so much more, Am4teens has an opportunity for everyone.

Our mission statement is: "To foster a sense of community between the business members while supporting the area through promotion and beautification initiatives that encourage the continued success of the area."

The Arthritis Society is a national health charity, fueled by donors and volunteers, with a vision to live in a world where people are free from the devastating effects that arthritis has on lives. Begun in 1948 with one very clear goal - to alleviate the suffering of people living with arthritis - that same volunteer-led passion carries on today in communities across Canada. The Society is Canada's largest charitable source of investments in cutting-edge research, proactive advocacy and innovative solutions that will deliver better health outcomes for people affected by arthritis.