| Ellen Campbell
120 Harry Walker Parkway North
Newmarket, ON L3Y 7B2
Phone: (905) 727-4357
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| Abuse Hurts is a national, charitable organization that has served Canadians since 1993. The Centre’s mandate is to significantly reduce the incidence and impact of abuse through education and public awareness. Abuse Hurts operates solely on private donations with no sustaining funds from any government body. Abuse Hurts aims to raise awareness about the true cost of neglect and abuse and currently supports dozens of organizations nationally, including children’s services, victim’s services, shelters, and other agencies that deal with tens of thousands of children, women, and men whose lives have been affected by abuse
| Member Since: 2019
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| Ann Watson
510 Penrose St.
Newmarket, ON L3Y 1A2
Phone: (905) 895-8889
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| As a multi-faceted charitable organization, we are dedicated to assisting the homeless and at risk individuals by offering shelter, training and other opportunities to reintegrate as contributing members of society.
Follow Us on Facebook: Inn From The Cold
Follow Us on Twitter: @innfromthecold1 | Member Since: 2016
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| Jennifer Hoskin
ON
Phone: (365) 800-0864
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We all need support in re-connecting with our inner strengths, gaining tools and strategies, and overcoming obstacles. We can work together to help you grow on this journey!
My name is Jennifer Hoskin and Gaining Ground is my professional counselling practice. I am an MSW and Registered Social Worker. We can work together to help you grow on this journey. | Member Since: 2022
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| Alison Peck
17705 Leslie Street
Unit 12
Newmarket, ON L3Y 3E3
Phone: (905) 853-3040
Fax: 9088531023
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| | Cedar Centre provides a unique and holistic approach to trauma-specific therapy, education and advocacy for children, youth and adults who have experienced childhood interpersonal (abuse-related) trauma. The Centre also provides outreach, prevention and education activities to community groups, educational environments and other helping professionals. Founded in 1987, the Centre is a non-profit charitable organization that offers is programs and services for free to the nine municipalities of York Region and many surrounding areas without like services. We use a trauma-informed and anti-racist/anti-oppressive framework to guide our work and to assist in meeting each person's unique needs, strengths and challenges. | Member Since: 2022
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| Andrew Fagan
575 Penrose Street
Newmarket, ON L3Y 5L5
Phone: (905) 898-3000
Fax: (905) 898-6441
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| Member Since: 2006
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| Kate Greavette
350 Industrial Parkway South
Aurora, ON L4G3V7
Phone: (905) 841-3101
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 | | York Region Food Network (YRFN) is a regional food security organization with a vision of ‘food for health – food for all’. Through services and programs that provide fresh food access and develop food skills, YRFN raises public awareness on the many issues affecting food insecurity and advocates for a healthy, equitable and inclusive food systems in York Region. | Member Since: 2014
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| Colleen Ashmore-Miehm
19601 Leslie Street, PO Box 230
Queensville, ON L0G 1R0
Phone: 1-905-478-1418
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| New Leaf: Living and Learning Together Inc. is a not for profit agency that provides residential care to adults with developmental disabilities and complex behaviours.
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| Sofia Mavumba
Box 358, 16915 Leslie Street
Newmarket, ON L3Y 9A1
Phone: 905-895-2318
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| Member Since: 2024
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| Adrianna Vanderneut
18838 Highway 11
East Gwillimbury, ON L9N 0C5
Phone: (905) 898-1015
Fax: (905) 838-6414
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| Founded in 1982 and the largest emergency housing provider in York Region, Blue Door provides lifesaving support to children, youth, men, women, and families at risk of or experiencing homelessness. To address the root causes of homelessness and to meet the unique crisis needs of individuals and families, Blue Door offers:
Three emergency housing programs:
Leeder Place: 15 families nightly
Porter Place: 30 men nightly
Kevin’s Place: 12 male youth nightly
Supportive Counselling and Case Management, Housing Retention Program: Support to men, families, and youth moving from Blue Door’s emergency housing programs into a home of their own.
Housing to Health Program: A Housing -First program offering comprehensive housing services for those experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness. Housing to Health is a proud partnership between Blue Door, The Krasman Centre, and LOFT Crosslinks Housing and Support Services.
Construct : A Social Enterprise by Blue Door (www.ConstructGTA.ca): An employment social enterprise providing youth and adults education, skills training, hands-on experience, and wraparound supports needed for participants to secure well-paying, in-demand careers in construction trades.
Mosaic Interfaith Out of the Cold: A coalition of over 50 interfaith communities across York Region who come together and from November to March provide safe emergency housing, warm hospitality, and wraparound supports such as meals, clothing, shower facilities, medical care, and intensive case management.
Three supportive housing programs:
Abode: Second stage housing for families
Forward: Supportive housing for senior men
INNclusion: Safe supportive housing for 2SLGTBQ+ youth
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| Lorris Herenda
Richmond Hill, Ontario, ON
Phone: (905) 709-0900
Fax: (905) 709-1308
Send Email | | | Yellow Brick House provides life-saving services and prevention programs to meet the diverse needs of individuals, families, and communities impacted by violence. | Member Since: 2022
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| Karen Bond
Alzheimer Society York Region
2-240 Edward St.
Aurora, ON L4G 3S9
Phone: (905) 726-3477
(888) 414-5550
Fax: (905) 895-1736
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| | Alzheimers Society help local families impacted by dementia access vital programs and services when they most need support. | Member Since: 2024
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