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We are a charity based in London Ontario focused on helping homeless people by partnering up with non-profits and giving out food. In the future we are looking to obtain buildings to help provide homeless with shelter.
We are a network of people devoted to supporting awesomeness in London, ON through no-strings-attached $1000 grants. For more information also see the Awesome Foundation website
The Young Politicians of Canada is a nan partisan youth group that aims to empower, educate and involve young people in all levels of government.
In January 2025, the organisation is opening a new municipal chapter in London to help the youth of the city to be more involved with their local politicians.
We currently looking for new members to join our team.
Application are open until January 10th, 2025 and you can apply through this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1rsoTJAGVBa00adEq6tZbtFxzpo4SWH92hC5VFKWBHCU/edit
Everyone is welcome to join and please share this with anyone that would be interested!!!
The Learning Disabilities Association – London Region is a charitable, not-for-profit agency that serves the City of London as well as Middlesex, Elgin and Oxford counties. Through program offerings, individual coaching, advocacy and community resources, the LDA – London Region provides the ongoing strategies and accommodations people with Learning Disabilities need to succeed.
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LEADS Employment Services is a not for profit employment and skills development agency. Since 1986, we have been providing specialized and customized services for people with disabilities and/or employment-related barriers throughout Southwestern Ontario. At LEADS, Employment Specialists work with clients who need varying levels of assistance developing skills and accessing employment opportunities, and/or post-employment supports. We also work with employers who have hiring needs, including screening, matching, and on-boarding, and who want to save money and resources in training and accommodation recommendations.
To date, LEADS has placed over 30,000 candidates with more than 16,000 employers and has helped thousands more develop life management, employment, community access, and life skills.
For the fiscal year 2023‐2024 LEADS served over 2600 individuals and secured 829 employment placements and 36 youth volunteer placements.
The Lambeth Lions Club was formed in 1977 with Claire McLean as its first president and since the beginning we have and continue to have numerous projects that we support. We are honoured to work with Lions Homes for Deaf People to build homes across the Province of Ontario for people who are deaf, deaf/blind or deaf with multiple handicaps.
We are very active in the Lambeth community by supporting various causes, Brownies, HarvestFest , local hospitals, foodbanks as well as the Royal Canadian Legion with our Poppy Program.
Our Memory Box Program supports families who lose a child at the Children's' Hospital in London, because the hospital serves a large geographical part of the Province of Ontario our club has a strong provincial reach in our work.
Beyond the province, we support international programs to eradicate hunger, diabetes, support families battling childhood cancer, vision and care for our environment. We also provide disaster relief, support international student exchange and help with other community, provincial & global needs.
For over 25 years, L’Arche London has brought to life the vision of people with and without intellectual disabilities sharing life in community with a wide circle of family, friends, and neighbours. We help individuals with intellectual disabilities discover their gifts and abilities, and support them to achieve their goals for a meaningful life. L’Arche London is a community within the London community working with others to build a world where everyone belongs.
Kiwanis is a global organization of volunteers dedicated to improving the world one child and one community at a time.
Kiwanis helps kids around the world. Our Kiwanis club looks out for our community and the Kiwanis international organization takes on large-scale challenges, such as fighting disease and poverty. Our Kiwanis club is generous with its time. We are creative with our ideas.
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We are a respite home in Byron for children described as medically fragile and/or technologically dependent.
Key Assets Ontario is a non-profit organization providing a range of services including foster care, child and youth support services, trainings and consultancy services. We are committed to our purpose “to achieve positive and lasting outcomes for children, families and communities” through delivering inclusive, equitable and high-quality services. We are headquartered in Mississauga.
We're facing a shortage of foster carers, and we need your support! Maybe fostering is something you've never thought about. Maybe it's something you've thought about for a long time. Maybe now is the time.
Reach out to us at 905-279-4500, email us at contactus@keyassetson.ca, or visit keyassetson.ca to begin your fostering journey.
For over 40 years, JDRF has been a global leader in the search for an end to type 1 diabetes (T1D), through both research funding and advocacy. During that time, we have always talked about a cure as a singular destination: a return to normal physiology.
But today, we realize that we are engaged in a process of curing T1D – that a cure is not just a destination but also a journey along a path. And we recognize that a part of our mission must be to help those living with T1D today to live healthier, easier, and safer lives until we arrive at the end of that path.JDRF’s research is committed to improving the lives of every person with T1D and to curing this disease. JDRF's research goals are realized by the projects being supported in three basic areas: Cure, Treat, Prevent
Our mission is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed in a global economy. Our work bridges the gap between education and the real world by delivering specialized programs both in school and after school.
Our programs focus on financial health, work readiness and entrepreneurship – giving students in grades 4-12 the tools they need for their futures.
Working with corporate partners, volunteers and teachers, we create important connections to the workforce and prepare youth for the jobs of tomorrow. JA South Western Ontario supports students from Windsor-Essex to Grey-Bruce to Niagara.
JA programs are delivered by dedicated volunteers.
They bring their professional experiences into the classroom to help students connect program concepts with real-life situations. Volunteers use a mix of hands-on activities, discussions and digital learning to engage students and ensure they retain and use what they learn. With their help, students gain the knowledge and confidence they need to define their personal success and go after their dreams.
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