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Across the province, 211 has been receiving an increasing number of calls from seniors needing help, as well as the families of both seniors and disabled people. Many of these callers are first-time users of the 211 system, further evidence that 211 is becoming better known to Ontarians.

Toronto Public Library’s vision is to inspire the spirit of exploration, the joy of reading, and the pursuit of knowledge for people of all ages and backgrounds, beginning with the very young.

Courage to Cope helps serve families with missing children and/or loved ones.

Since June is Seniors’ month, Ontario 211 took the initiative to interview Anna Marie Breuers, Supervisor of Outreach at Glen Stor Dun Lodge in Cornwall, Ontario.

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We provide empathy, support and resrources to individuals and families of all ages (children/teens, adults and seniors). We offer many programs and services to help individuals and families cope with the loss of a loved one in the Cornwall and surrounding areas.

Organization: The Network Action Team (NAT) on FASD Prevention from a Women’s Health Determinants Perspective Web site: Canada Northwest FASD Research Network Blog: Girls, Women, Alcohol, and Pregnancy How is your organization funded? Our Network Action Team (NAT) is one of five collaborative teams supported by the Canada Northwest FASD Partnership. The Partnership is an alliance of seven jurisdictions that [...]

Our main focus is protecting the health of the natural environment with a specific focus on water.

Clients range in age from 19yrs to seniors looking to upgrade their essential skills: Reading, Writing, Oral Communication, Numeracy, Working with Others, Computer Use, Document Skills, Thinking Skills and Continuous Learning for work, play or home. Most individuals are seeking skills to either enter the workforce. Some seek to maintain their current employment or promotions. Others require upgrading to enter high school or college level courses.