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St John Ambulance, located in Thunder Bay, ON, is an integral part of the international humanitarian organization, forming the foundation of the Order of St. John. They offer a wide range of training programs aimed at equipping individuals with essential skills to respond to emergencies at work, home, and during leisure activities. From standard and advanced first aid courses to mental health training, St John Ambulance provides comprehensive instruction to ensure individuals are prepared to handle a variety of situations. They also offer programs such as pet first aid, babysitting courses, and mental health support for both personal and professional development. As a charitable organization, St John Ambulance is dedicated to promoting health, safety, and well-being in communities across Canada. Through their volunteer services, training programs, and emergency response units, they play a vital role in saving lives and fostering a culture of preparedness. Generated from the website content

George Jeffrey Children's Centre (GJCC) is a pediatric outpatient health facility based in Thunder Bay, Ontario, dedicated to providing essential health services to infants, children, and adolescents from birth up to 19 years of age. With over 60 years of experience, GJCC offers a range of programs—including Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech Language Therapy, and more—to support the developmental, communication, and physical needs of its young clients. Innovatively structured programs, such as the School Years Program and the Early Years Program, will begin on September 1, 2024, enhancing support for children as they participate in home, school, and community life. GJCC is committed to fostering the growth of children and their families through early identification, intervention, and caregiver coaching, while also acknowledging its presence on the traditional lands of Indigenous Peoples in the region. Generated from the website

Communities Together for Children in Thunder Bay, ON, is dedicated to supporting the growth and development of children and families through education, resources, and community partnerships. Their programs, including EarlyON, focus on fostering active learning environments that prioritize belonging, well-being, engagement, and expression. In addition to their educational initiatives, the organization emphasizes trauma-informed care and the importance of recognizing the contributions of Indigenous peoples in the community. They aim to facilitate resilience and recovery for those affected by trauma while promoting a commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. Generated from the website