Organismes sans but lucratif à London

Human Appeal is a non-profit organization working across the globe to strengthen humanity’s fight against poverty, social injustice and natural disaster. Through the provision of immediate relief and the establishment of self-sustaining development programs, we aim to invest in real, effective solutions. We work year-round to establish healthcare, education, and livelihood programmes that pave the way for empowered, self-serving communities. We also provide food, medical aid, and disaster relief during emergencies, a critical intervention that saves lives. Our skilled local teams are able to access some of the most hard-to-reach places in the world, at their most vulnerable of times. Human Appeal was founded in a small flat in Manchester in 1991, and was slowly and diligently built from the ground up. Since then, we’ve grown from a team of two students to a family of over 173 employees in the UK, 100 staff in our international country offices, and 887 volunteers, all of us united towards a common goal of a kinder, fairer world. In 2024, we started our chapter in Canada to grow our mission even further, still aiming to reach every human.

The Nanny Angel Network is a registered charity and the only organization of its kind in Canada. We have been providing free, specialized childcare support and programs to families living with cancer since 2009. Three main goals that drive everything we do: Provide specialized, Child Life-informed childcare support and programs for parents with cancer to give them the time they need to take care of themselves and reduce existing social support burn-out. Build resiliency in children by teaching life-long coping skills. Provide a sense of normalcy for children during a tumultuous time in their lives. Backed by 30 years of nanny agency experience, NAN has continued to successfully provide free resources for cancer patients and their families for over a decade. We support families at any point during the cancer journey. We’re there from the time of diagnosis, during treatment or through palliative care. We continue to support families who need help for up to a year during the bereavement period.

Results Canada combines the voices of our volunteers with strategic efforts to leverage millions of dollars for programs and improved policies that give the people living in the Global South, the health, education, and opportunity they need to thrive. We are a global movement of passionate citizens, committed to raising our voices for a world without extreme poverty.

Parkinson Society Southwestern Ontario is currently in search of volunteers to help run our annual Walk for Parkinson’s. This event is always a huge success with the help of so many of our amazing volunteers. This year we plan to host the walk in person following COVID-19 public health guidelines. In the event COVID-19 restrictions change the Walk for Parkinson’s will be held virtually. To assist with this event, we are recruiting volunteers for two positions: Community Champions As a community champion you will Invite people to be part of the event, Share the event within your community and networks and Mobilize others to the walk a success by sharing your plans, thinking up creative ideas on how to tell others about the event and encouraging people to communicate online. This is a minimal time commitment and can be done remotely. Day-of Volunteers As a day-of volunteer you will assist in a number of positions including set-up/take-down, parking crew, finish-line, greeter among others. Day-of volunteers help our walk run smoothly.  

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.

The Canadian Association for Girls In Science (CAGIS) is Canada’s largest and longest-running STEM club for girls, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming youth aged 7-16. This award-winning club, founded in 1992, supports interest in Science, Technology, Trades, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) with virtual programming and local clubs that visit labs, workshops, and field sites to meet mentors and do fun, hands-on activities.

The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) is part of an international network involving thousands of trained personnel worldwide, including many volunteers. Salvation Army EDS personnel respond to incidents of various sizes and scopes. In following with its holistic ministry, The Salvation Army provides supports that meet the immediate, as well as long-term, physical, emotional and spiritual needs of disaster survivors and responders.

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

We are dedicated to enhancing lives today and accelerating a spectrum of solutions for tomorrow by supporting and working with community partners; enhancing resources and services; increasing understanding, acceptance and inclusion of people with autism spectrum disorder; and advancing research into causes and better interventions for autism spectrum disorder and related conditions.

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.

Autism Ontario (legally incorporated as Autism Society Ontario) is a charitable organization with a history of over 49 years representing the thousands of people on the autism spectrum and their families across Ontario. Made up of knowledgeable parents, professionals, and autistic self-advocates who can speak to the key issues that impact autistic individuals and their families, Autism Ontario is the province’s leading source of information and referral on autism, and one of the largest collective voices representing the autism community. There are seven regions across the province of Ontario. The work we do helps all autistic individuals and families in their communities have access to meaningful supports, information, and connections so they are equitably and seamlessly supported across their life course. Autism Ontario is guided by the board of directors, composed of parents, people on the spectrum, and respected professionals, who provide governance, expertise, and guidance to the organization on a volunteer basis. Autism Ontario aims to support and advocate alongside all autistic individuals across the province, regardless of race, ethnicity, income, religion, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Now more than ever, we must be active and deliberate in listening to and including all autistic voices across the province. We will continue to expand our reach to neglected segments of our community. We will work to provide spaces of support and advocacy for our Black and Indigenous communities. And we will work together to dismantle the systems of oppression that prevent many autistic individuals from realizing their potential and living meaningful lives. As we do our work, we will also reflect on the systems of oppression that prevent many autistic individuals from realizing their potential and living meaningful lives.

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.