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Crohn's Disease and Colitis Information and Resources - Crohn
Online information and resources related to Crohn's disease and colitis, including signs and symptoms, risks, diagnosis, testing, diet and nutrition, pain management, treatment, mental health and wellness, exercise and lifestyle, travelling with IBD, insurance and government support, relationships and intimacy, fertility and pregnancy, IBD journey, COVID-19 and IBD, research, and advocacy.
Advocacy Support - Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada - AKA: MS Society
Provides support with advocacy, including: · Support to fill out Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D) application and other income security applications · Self-advocacy resources
Arthritis Society Canada
Provides online information and resources about arthritis, includes: Signs and symptoms, Types and stages of arthritis, Risk factors, Patient journey, Mental health resources, Personal stories, Treatment including pain management, surgery, medications and complementary therapies, Research, Health and wellness advice for living with arthritis, Interactive resources for juvenile idiopathic arthritis, Information for young adults, Arthritis and work and more
Arthritis Society - Arthritis Education
Provides online education to help individuals with arthritis, including: Arthritis Talks Webinars, Online Learning, Arthritis and Work, Mental Health, Navigating Through Arthritis.
Newcomer Services - Malvern
Planning to make Toronto your new home? We can help landed immigrants, convention refugees & protected persons, permanent residents, and other newcomers to find the information and guidance you need to work, live, and play in Toronto. Our services are completely free!
The Student Helpline
The Student Helpline is still providing leading academic services to a diverse crowd spanning from high schooners to researchers, as well as anybody in the urge of high-quality assignments, articles, dissertations, research papers, and SOP writing assistance. Our crew of verified academic experts, our headquarter, and seven additional offices in places such as Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States of America, Russia, Germany, and Singapore persist to flourish and develop, as do our regular snack expenditures.
Downtown Legal Services
Downtown Legal Services is both a community legal clinic and a clinical education program, operated by the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto. Our free services are provided by law students, who work under the close supervision of our expert staff lawyers. Approximately 140 law students work at the clinic every year, enabling us to serve over two thousand people. Our goal is to offer friendly, client-centred services that are designed to provide our clients with practical solutions. At the same time, our clinical education programs allow students to learn in an intellectually lively environment, where they can acquire the professional skills and insight to become successful lawyers.
Kensington-Bellwoods Community Legal Services (KBCLS)
KBCLS provides free services for people who qualify for the service. Our legal clinic work is carried out through:Advice and RepresentationPublic Legal EducationLaw ReformCommunity Development
MLSE Foundation - Community Action Grant
Our grant funds are dedicated to supporting Ontario-based organizations who are using sport and recreation to build a more equitable tomorrow. Community Action Grants enable us to grant up to $50,000 to organizations that are creating positive outcomes for youth in physical health, mental health, academic achievement, and work readiness.
Toronto People With AIDS Foundation
Provides support in accessing HIV medical care and medications, immigration services and other social services, as well as delivering practical support services HIV Medical and Medication Access assists people living with HIV in getting connected to HIV medical care and HIV medications helps people access drug coverage through Ontario Works (OW), Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP), Trillium Drug Program and free drug coverage from pharmaceutical companies accompany Community Members to medical appointments to provide translation, support and advocacy financial assistance for medical and medication costs (while finances are available) Income Support help people living with HIV/AIDS ac
Toronto Shelter and Support Services
Homeless services pet care supports include spay and neuter, vaccination, microchip, flea control, health exam Free pet food, coats, leashes, crates, carriers and other supplies dependent on availability In partnership with Toronto Animal Services, SNYP (Spay Neuter Your Pet) Mobile Clinic and Toronto Humane Society
Dr Roz's Healing Place
Emergency shelter services include telephone crisis counselling, support and advocacy, individual and group counselling, referrals and ex-resident follow-up and support capacity 33 Transitional Worker assists residents and women in the community in finding housing, job search training and English as a Second Language (ESL) classes Safety Planning Ongoing counselling and support, including goal setting and access to interpretation services Building Opportunities for Women (BOW) Assistance with resume writing, interview preparation, job search, academic advancement and school programs, computer training, skills development and life skills VIBE (Violence Intervention Breakthrough Empowerment)