Main Street Community Services

The Stittsville Food Bank, established in 1992, is a volunteer-run organization dedicated to providing assistance to those in need within the Stittsville Ward 6 boundary in Ottawa. It redistributes both non-perishable and perishable food items, along with a limited selection of personal toiletries, to support the community and surrounding rural areas. With a strong emphasis on community involvement, the Stittsville Food Bank relies on the generosity of local donors and volunteers to sustain its operations. The organization actively encourages food drives and donations to continue its mission of helping those facing food insecurity. Generated from the website

Access Mast Climbing Corp is a prominent provider of scaffold and shoring services in Ottawa, Ontario. With over 25 years of experience, they specialize in challenging worker access projects and are known for their expertise in bridge rapid replacement scaffold and false work and shoring services across Eastern Canada. Their range of offerings includes solutions for worker safety such as slab edge protection, overhead protection, debris systems, and containment and netting services. Access Mast Climbing Corp is committed to ensuring safe access and egress for workers, reflecting the increasing emphasis on worker safety in the industry. Established in 1998, Access Mast Climbing Corp's dedicated team of designers and erectors with over 250 years of combined experience provide innovative and cost-effective solutions to clients in Ottawa, Eastern Ontario, and Western Quebec. They prioritize attention to detail, responsiveness to schedule requirements, and exceptional health, safety, and environmental protocols to deliver high customer satisfaction. Generated from the website content

The Canadian Wildlife Federation, based in Ottawa, Ontario, is dedicated to wildlife conservation and education across Canada. They offer a wealth of resources, including information on various species, ecosystems, and multimedia content aimed at raising awareness and promoting action among the public. Through initiatives like the "Wild and You" app and shared stories, the Federation encourages individuals to engage with wildlife and participate in conservation efforts. Their educational programs specifically target diverse audiences, including educators, Indigenous communities, and newcomers to Canada. Generated from the website