Volunteer in Ottawa, Ontario
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Cat-A-Match Rescue
174 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario
Cat-a-Match Rescue (C.A.M.R.) is a Canadian registered charity Bus./Registration No. 81279 1069 RR0001 designated as a CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION.
Keywords: Rescue and Adoption
· Animals
Volunteer Profile of Cat-A-Match Rescue
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Causeway Foundation
22 O'Meara Street, Ottawa, Ontario
Causeway has been assisting people with mental health issues and disabilities in the Ottawa region for more than 30 years
Keywords: Mental Health
· Independence
· Employment and Careers
· Disabled
Volunteer Profile of Causeway Foundation
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Centre 454
216 Murray Street, Ottawa, Ontario
Centre 454 offers servcies for people living in poverty and who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
Keywords: Religion
· Poverty
· Homeless and Housing
· Crisis Support
Volunteer Profile of Centre 454
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Centretown Community Health Centre Inc
420 Cooper St, Ottawa, Ontario
We are a nonprofit, multi-service Community Health Centre that is playing an active role in the community since 1969. Our programs and services provide an ingrained presence in communities throughout the city so people can access the support that they need. We offer a full range of community services delivered by a diverse team of professionals. Our team includes doctors, nurses, social workers, counsellors, dietitians, community developers, health promoters, and outreach workers.
Keywords: Health Centres
· Health and Medicine
Volunteer Profile of Centretown Community Health Centre Inc
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Cepal-Canadian-Palestinian Educational Exchange
323 Chapel Street, 3rd Floor, Ottawa, Ontario
CEPAL serves Palestinian refugees in Lebanon by increasing their access to education. By raising public awareness in Canada of the plight of refugees, CEPAL also fosters a knowledge exchange between Canadians and Palestinians.
Keywords: Immigrants and Refugees
Volunteer Profile of Cepal-Canadian-Palestinian Educational Exchange
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Child and Youth Friendly Ottawa
1500 Merivale Road, Ottawa, Ontario
One of the more common inquiries we get is from parents who are looking for daycare services. Choosing a daycare for your children is one of the biggest and important decisions you will likely have made up until this point of your parenting lives.
Keywords: Leadership
· Children and Youth
Volunteer Profile of Child and Youth Friendly Ottawa
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Child Care Providers Resource Network of Ottawa-Carleton
30 Colonnade Rd, Suite 275, Ottawa, Ontario
The Child Care Providers Resource Network of Ottawa-Carleton, is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to providing support, information, training and resources to individuals who offer child care in a home setting.
Keywords: Family Support
· Children and Youth
Volunteer Profile of Child Care Providers Resource Network of Ottawa-Carleton
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CISV Ottawa
Ottawa, Ontario
CISV is an independent, non-political, volunteer organization promoting cross-cultural friendship through a variety of educational programs for youth and adults in 60 countries around the world. Charitable Registration # 13224 87176 RR0001.
Keywords: International
· Education and Literacy
Volunteer Profile of CISV Ottawa
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Citizens for Public Justice
309 Cooper St, Suite 501, Ottawa, Ontario
Citizens for Public Justice seeks human flourishing and the integrity of creation as our faithful response to God's call for love and justice. We envision a world in which individuals, communities, societal institutions, and governments all contribute to and benefit from the common good.
Keywords: Politics
Volunteer Profile of Citizens for Public Justice
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Compucorps Mentoring Inc Les Mentors De Compucorps Inc
1040 Somerset St W, Ottawa, Ontario
CompuCorps is a high-tech charity that seeks to benefit Canadian societyby providing at risk groups (Aboriginal, youth, seniors and those living with disability) career and life skills training focused on access to technology (computers) and the internet.
Keywords: Family Services
· Community Services
Volunteer Profile of Compucorps Mentoring Inc
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Congress of Aboriginal Peoples
867, boul. St. Laurent Blvd, Ottawa, Ontario
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is one of five National Aboriginal Representative Organizations recognized by the Government of Canada. Founded in 1971 as the Native Council of Canada (NCC), the organization was originally established to represent the interests of M‚tis and non-status Indians. Reorganized and renamed in 1993, CAP has extended its constituency to include all off-reserve status and non-status Indians, M‚tis and Southern Inuit Aboriginal Peoples, and serves as the national voice for its provincial and territorial affiliate organizations. CAP also holds consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), which facilitates its participation on international issues of importance to Indigenous Peoples.
Keywords: Leadership
· First Nation and Aboriginal Peoples
Volunteer Profile of Congress of Aboriginal Peoples
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Conservative Party of Canada Parti conservateur du Canada
Ottawa, Ontario
Conservative Party of Canada is a political party in Canada.
Keywords: Politics
Volunteer Profile of Conservative Party of Canada
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Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa Conseil Des Organismes Du Patrimoine D'ottawa
280 Metcalfe Street, Suite 504, Ottawa, Ontario
The Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa | le Conseil des organismes du patrimoine d'Ottawa (CHOO|COPO) is an umbrella organization serving cultural heritage organizations in the greater Ottawa area. CHOO|COPO plays a lead role in developing and sustaining Ottawa's heritage sector and ensuring local residents have access to heritage. To achieve its objectives, CHOO|COPO works closely with museums, archives, historical and genealogical societies, cultural communities, heritage buildings and sites as well as a range of heritage scholars, supporters and advocates.
Keywords: History
· Arts and Culture
Volunteer Profile of Council of Heritage Organizations in Ottawa
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Country Cat Sanctuary
Ottawa, Ontario
Here at "Country Cat Sanctuary" my aim is to find homes for the abandoned cats I rescue. Regardless of how long it takes, I will find each cat a new home with someone who will provide it with loving care and attention for the rest of its natural life. When I place a cat in your home, I want to ensure that you and your cat will enjoy many happy years to-gether. However, if the adoption dosen't work out (or if the adopter must give up the cat at any time) "Country Cat Sanctuary" will willingly take the cat back and find another suitable home.
Keywords: Rescue and Adoption
· Animals
Volunteer Profile of Country Cat Sanctuary
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Crisis Pregnancy Centre of Ottawa
889 Bank Street, Suite 201, Ottawa, Ontario
First Place OPTIONS is a non-profit charitable agency offering decision aid coaching to anyone facing an unplanned pregnancy.
Keywords: Crisis Support
Volunteer Profile of Crisis Pregnancy Centre of Ottawa
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Cuso
44 Eccles St., Suite 200, Ottawa, Ontario
Cuso International is a development organization that works to reduce poverty and inequality through the efforts of highly skilled volunteers, collaborative partnerships and compassionate donors.
Keywords: Poverty
· International
Volunteer Profile of Cuso
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Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre Centre De Traitement Pour Jeunes Dave Smith
786 Bronson Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario
Located in Ottawa the Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre (DSYTC) is a non-profit, residential, and community-based agency that is dedicated to helping youth (13-21) and families across Ontario overcome substance abuse and related issues and to achieve a healthier lifestyle. With separate evidence-based programs tailored to the specific needs of young men and women, it is the only Centre of its kind in Eastern Ontario.
Keywords: Health and Medicine
· Addictions
Volunteer Profile of Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre
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Daybreak Non-Profit Shelter
393 Piccadilly Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario
Since 1982, Daybreak has been a place to call home for men and women who not only have difficulty finding affordable housing but also struggle with issues such as mental health, recovery from addictions, escaping abusive situations and limited life skills.
Keywords: Homeless and Housing
Volunteer Profile of Daybreak Non-Profit Shelter
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Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region
Box 3457, Station C, Ottawa, Ontario
We are the people who are here, day or night, 24/7, to answer the calls from those who are reaching out for help. Callers may have simple questions, or they may be in crisis. Either way, with more than 200 volunteers answering nearly 50,000 calls a year, we provide an integral, important and vital service in the community.
Keywords: Crisis Support
Volunteer Profile of Distress Centre of Ottawa and Region
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Dovercourt Recreation Association
411 Dovercourt Ave, Ottawa, Ontario
Dovercourt Recreation Association (DRA) is a not for profit charitable organization (Registered Charity No. 11944 4263 RR0001) dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in our community through recreation programs.
Keywords: Family Services
· Community Services
Volunteer Profile of Dovercourt Recreation Association
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Volunteering in Ottawa
Volunteering in Ontario
Locations near Ottawa
(9 km): Nepean
(16 km): Orleans
(18 km): Greely
(18 km): Kanata
(20 km): Manotick
(22 km): Stittsville
(24 km): Metcalfe
(24 km): Carp
(26 km): Cumberland
(26 km): Kars
Latest Volunteer Profiles in Ottawa - (add profile)
Insight Theatre - Planned Parenthood OttawaA by-youth-for-youth-about-youth volunteer program that provides public health education to Ottawa area schools and community organizations through theatre!
Tim Hortons Ottawa Dragon Boat FestivalRecognized as North America's largest dragon boating festival the four day celebration offers free admission to multiple stages with world class programming, marquee concerts, amusement attractions, sports demonstrations, a variety of artisans, exhibitors, delicious culinary treats, beach-side bar, children's area and non-stop racing.
Canadian Blood ServicesCanadian Blood Services manages the national supply of blood, blood products and stem cells, and related services for all the provinces and territories (excluding Quebec). We also lead an integrated, interprovincial system for organ donation and transplantation for all of Canada.
Canadian Cancer Survivor NetworkOne of CCSN’s main objectives is to promote and encourage advocacy among survivors and patients. Our goal is to work with government and all political parties to educate and promote positive and considered policy ideas that will result in an optimum experience for cancer patients and survivors in the health care system. With empowered survivors as our advocates and partners, we bring a practical perspective to the discussion.
We host yearly breakfasts at Queen’s Park in September to raise awareness about metastatic prostate cancer.
Friends of the Earth CanadaFriends of the Earth Canada (FoE) has grown from a small group of volunteers in 1978 to one of the country's most important voices speaking out on environmental issues.
The Salvation Army Ottawa Booth CentreThe Salvation Army - Ottawa Booth Centre is a men's emergency shelter located in the Byward Market.
Victorian Order of NursesIf you, or someone in your family, were recovering from an illness and needed home care, who would you trust? Most Canadians from coast to coast would say VON. The reason: at VON Canada (Victorian Order of Nurses), we believe in treating the whole person, not just their ailment. VON offers more than 75 different home care, personal support, and community services to enhance each client’s quality of life by providing them with the personal assistance and support needed to make them comfortable in their own home. We’ve been doing so for more than 114 years.
Friends of the Ottawa Public Library AssociationWe are Advocates, Promoters and Fundraisers of the Ottawa Public Library. Through the sale of used books we donate over $250k to the library every year
St John AmbulanceAt St. John Ambulance our mission is to enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training (first aid) and community services (health and safety).
The National Capital Suzuki School of MusicSuzukiMusic, also known as the National Capital Suzuki School of Music, was founded in 1987 to promote the musical education of children and to nurture their development through the Suzuki method.
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