Victim Assistance SVC-Ottawa

Dalhousie Food Action Group, also known as Dalhousie Food Cupboard, is a community organization dedicated to addressing food insecurity by providing emergency food support and innovative solutions to enhance the well-being of local residents. Established in 1985, the organization has evolved to meet the changing needs of the community while fostering a network of support that empowers individuals and promotes dignity and equity. With a mission to improve the nourishment and overall well-being of its neighbors, Dalhousie Food Action Group emphasizes accountability, transparency, and accessibility in its services. The organization operates from its current location in the Bronson Centre, continuing its commitment to fighting hunger and building a resilient community. Generated from the website

Epilepsy Ottawa is a not-for-profit charitable agency dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for individuals living with epilepsy and seizure disorders, as well as their families and caregivers. Through a range of support services, education, advocacy, and public awareness initiatives, the organization empowers its community to navigate the challenges associated with epilepsy. With a vision of creating a supportive environment free from stigma and barriers, Epilepsy Ottawa aims to ensure that those affected by epilepsy can live life to the fullest. The agency acknowledges its presence on the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg People and is committed to fostering a community of understanding and support. Generated from the website

The Elizabeth Fry Society of Ottawa is dedicated to supporting women and gender-diverse individuals who have been or may become criminalized, aiming to reduce harm and oppression while fostering a healthy community. As the only organization in Ottawa focusing on feminist intersectional approaches, it provides various programs and services, including individual counseling, housing support, and court assistance. Through its commitment to advocacy and empowerment, the society envisions an inclusive and just community where all women and gender-diverse people can live with equality and dignity. Testimonials from participants highlight the transformative impact of the society's programs, emphasizing the support and tools provided to help individuals reclaim their lives. Generated from the website