Organismes sans but lucratif à London

VON (Victorian Order of Nurses) Middlesex-Elgin has been a part of Canada's largest national not for profit home and community care organization for over 125 years.  In the city of London we offer a variety of programs and services to help seniors (aged 55 and up) and disabled persons live independent, safe and healthy lives independently.  We have preventative programs, healthy eating, free blood pressure checks, reassurance and more.

London Road Races, organizes and hosts numerous running events throughout the year. Our events help support local charitable organizations in London. All our events are family oriented and offer options for the whole family. Some of our charities include, Bereaved Families SWO, Track 3 Ski school, The London Food Bank, and The Ivey Eye Institute.

*Please note: our website is undergoing a complete change. The outdated version is available to browse.* St. John's is an arts-loving, progressively-minded religious community with deep roots in London.  We run a thriving social outreach program and are guided by principles of inclusiveness and compassion.  To help with our growing Sunday School, we are seeking volunteers to care for our preschool children during the 10:30am Sunday services.  Volunteers would supervise a small group of children and engage them in imaginative play and simple songs, some of which would be related to Bible stories. This would be ideal opportunity for teenagers looking to fulfil their volunteer hours, or anyone who has experience with children and would like to be of service within a heart-centred, traditional community. Personal affiliation with Christianity is not necessary, only shared values.

An organization, founded by teenagers to combat global violations of human rights, aims to educate individuals and create change in society.

We are a non-profit, volunteer driven Christian organization. We take donated goods and turn them into cash. We take those net-profits and send them to our joint ministry partner Bible League Canada to help fund programs in over 40 countries worldwide.

Founded in 1918, the CNIB Foundation is a non-profit organization driven to change what it is to be blind today. We deliver innovative programs and powerful advocacy that empower people impacted by blindness to live their dreams and tear down barriers to inclusion. Our work as a blind foundation is powered by a network of volunteers, donors and partners from coast to coast to coast.

CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services is an integrated mental health and addiction agency providing community-based supports and services to individuals aged 12 and up across Elgin, Middlesex, and Oxford Counties. The continuum of services includes crisis intervention and virtual supports, mobile crisis teams, police partnerships, case management, counseling, community wellness programs for both individuals and their families, housing supports and addiction medicine services. Treatment and service plans are developed based on standardized screening and assessment protocols and procedures.

PHSS is a non-profit organization that provides unique and flexible supports and services so that people with complex medical, physical, and/or developmental needs can live the life they choose as part of the community. PHSS supports more than 250 individuals in more than 60 locations across Ontario, providing 24-hour residential supports, day and overnight respite, specialized complex medical care and intensive behavioural supports, recreational programs, and support for individuals living at home with their families. We do not believe in discharging people from our supports because their needs increase or change; our services are flexible and innovative, shaped around the needs of the people we support and always adjusting in response to changes in their circumstances. Through a unique suite of individual services and supports, PHSS provides an alternative to institutional care. PHSS hires highly qualified staff to provide support in over 60 accessible locations throughout Ontario, and each location is home to between two-five adults. By offering home-based supports, we reduce the pressure on hospitals and institutions and in many cases, substantially reduce the cost of care. We are committed to encouraging and creating an inclusive community where individuals with disabilities have access to all the community has to offer and are included in a valued and meaningful way. Because we believe that family and friends are an important part of life, we seek to build support circles and encourage people supported to play an active role in the decision-making process.

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.

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.

Crouch Neighbourhood Resource Centre (Crouch NRC) is a registered charity based in the Hamilton Road neighbourhood of London, Ontario. Crouch NRC works to build a healthy community where everyone belongs and can access resources with dignity. Residents are supported with basic needs such as emergency food and hygiene items, income stability through social assistance applications and income tax filing and recreational opportunities for adults, seniors, children and families.

At Say-Hello, we believe in the transformative power of a simple hello. Our not-for-profit initiative is dedicated to fostering connections and promoting mental well-being through impactful gestures. Founded with a vision to combat social isolation, Say-Hello encourages human-to-human contact in any language. Our approach is simple – encourage, educate, and build connections, starting with a hello. Join us on this journey towards a more connected and compassionate world. Say-Hello today, and let’s ignite conversations that matter.