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The Waterloo Riverview Dharma Centre, established in 1999, is a non-profit, nonsectarian center dedicated to meditative practice within the Buddhist tradition. It offers a variety of programs, including weekly meditation groups, beginner courses, mindfulness retreats, and access to visiting Dharma teachers, all aimed at fostering mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion in everyday life. Guided by experienced instructors such as Susan Child, Laura Gorman, and Anna Marie Cipriani, the center emphasizes respect for the origins of Buddhist teachings while providing a supportive environment for individuals to deepen their meditation practice. The center also actively engages in humanitarian projects, promoting helping, healing, and generosity both locally and internationally. Generated from the website

Community Living Mississauga is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities in achieving their personal goals and interests. Their residential supports and day programs are designed to empower individuals to be active members of their community and engage in meaningful activities. Through fundraising initiatives and volunteer opportunities, Community Living Mississauga fosters inclusive communities and provides support for individuals of all ages, including children and youth. Committed to promoting independence and inclusion, the organization strives to create a supportive environment where individuals can thrive and reach their full potential. Generated from their website

Dan Benedict Housing Co-op is a community-oriented residential complex in Mississauga, ON, offering affordable housing options to its members. With a focus on fostering a sense of belonging and cooperation, the co-op provides a supportive living environment for individuals and families seeking a close-knit community. Generated from their business information