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The Canadian Celiac Association is a national organization providing service and support to individuals with celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis through programs of awareness

• Advocacy
• Education
• Research

The local chapter provides help to newly diagnosed celiacs and their families in several ways including:

• Providing medical
• Nutritional
• Dietary information
• Where to locate gluten free food

As a member you will receive a newsletter containing information on topics such as food ingredients, recipes and new products.

Information and Support Meetings are held for caregivers, survivors and family members.

• each meeting focuses on services available and presentation is made by a professional representing current issues
• scheduled the 3rd Thursday of every month (except June, July, Aug, Dec) at 281 Front Street, Belleville at 5pm

Dedicated to supporting individuals with an acquired brain injury, their families and their communities by promoting awareness through education, information and outreach services

• drop-in resource centre with library, weekly Tuesday recreational therapeutic program, second Thursday of the month caregivers group, third Thursday of the month information and support meetings and fourth Friday of the month lunch program for those affected by brain injury
• oral presentations and inter-agency activities to promote prevention, safety and overall awareness to our community

Social club including:

• Entertainment
• Bingo
• Refreshments

Volunteer based organization

• fundraising for cancer research and support programs. peer support programs for client and caregivers
• cancer information
• presentations and displays
• wigs
• scarves
• mastectomy bras
• online support groups, Wheels of Hope, fundraising

Everyone Welcome

• The purpose of the group is to help others who have prostate cancer or are worrying and wish more information
• The goal is to give help to others
• They have films, books and personal experiences
• They are not doctors but survivors wishing to help

Programs, services and support group

• financial aid for equipment purchases & repairs
• educational workshops
• literature and social events
• some equipment is available for loan or donation, ie wheelchairs

Support organization for people affected by crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis

• volunteer-based charity focusing on research, patient programs, advocacy, and awareness

An in-home family oriented program committed to offering assistance to families who have a child with a developmental disability

• integration and inclusion of all children through creative planning in the building of supports and relationships within the community

The program offers:

• case management
• case co-ordination
• assistance to apply for funding
• sharing of resources and advocacy.

Community based children's rehabilitation program

• consultation
• education
• assessment and intervention
• physiotherapy
• occupational therapy
• speech and language therapy
• social work
• psychometry
• seating and mobility program
• augmenative communicaton services
• family support for blind low vision program
• orthopedic clinic

A provincial voluntary organization dedicated to helping individuals with Tourette Syndrome and their families by:

• Gathering and distributing information
• Promoting local self-help and professional services and promoting research
• Information and referral to community resources is provided
• Where affiliates exist there are self help support groups and general information meetings and seminars

Tourette Syndrome is a neurological disorder involving involuntary tics (motor and phonic)

• Associated disorders include attention deficit disorder (ADD), obsessive-compulsive disorders, and behavioural problems stemming from these conditions

Services dedicated to improving the quality of life for those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

• works closely with other community resources, such as Providence Care outreach teams, the Family Health Team, Community Care for Seniors to make referrals to appropriate resources
• Provides information and education to persons, family members, caregivers and the general public regardin Alzheimer's disease and other dementia's
• works with neighbouring Societies in presenting public forums, a caregiver retreat and a workshop for persons living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
• has a wide variety of brochures and information pamphlets, along with a lending library
• An Education and Support co-ordinator will make home and office visits to discuss a family's challenges with dementia and help plan for future needs

Free counselling services and support to people who have hearing loss

• ​counselling and support through the hearing care counselling program, general support services and employment support services
• communication devices
• tinnitus information and support
• educational presentations and workshops on hearing loss and deafness
• sound advice workshops
• hearing health clinics
• advocacy

A confidential support program offering information and referral to individuals with special needs as well as caregivers of children, youth, and adults with special needs.

Programs include:

Parent Support Group:

• a support group for parents/grandparents/caregivers of children with all special needs
• connect with other families in your community and discuss topics that affect and interest you
• gain support and insight from local families
• every 3rd Thurs of the month (September to June) from 6 pm- 7:30 pm

Building Blocks Clubs:

• an evidence-based social skills program using LEGO building blocks to assist in the development of communication and appropriate social interaction

Improvaganza!:

• evidence-based improvisation and theater program designed specifically for children and youth with special needs

Rehabilitation organization for women 18-30 with life controlling problems
Faith based residential rehabilitation program

Community based children's rehabilitation program

• consultation
• education
• assessment and intervention
• physiotherapy
• occupational therapy
• speech and language therapy
• social work
• psychometry
• seating and mobility program
• augmenative communicaton services
• family support for blind low vision program
• orthopedic clinic

• Provides short and long term therapy services to children, adolescents, adults, and families
• It offers a range of assessments, such as psycho-educational testing, disability testing, psychosocial and attachment assessments
• Also provides psychological services in areas like emotional and behavioural problems, depression, anxiety, trauma, and addictions

Offers:

• Psychosocial Assessments
• Psychoeducational Testing
• Custody & Access Assessments
• Attachment Assessments
• Individual Counselling for children, adolescents and adults
• Family Counselling
• Art Therapy
• Play Therapy

Supportive non-profit organization for people with an intellectual disability and their families

• individualized support
• comprehensive supports
• adult accommodations
• supported independent living
• associate home program
• children and family services
• youth in transition services
• employment supports
• community development and outreach
• out-of-home respite
• person-directed planning
• recreation/leisure
• volunteer programs

Services dedicated to improving the quality of life for those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.

• works closely with other community resources, such as Providence Care outreach teams, the Family Health Team, Community Care for Seniors to make referrals to appropriate resources
• Provides information and education to persons, family members, caregivers and the general public regardin Alzheimer's disease and other dementia's
• works with neighbouring Societies in presenting public forums, a caregiver retreat and a workshop for persons living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
• has a wide variety of brochures and information pamphlets, along with a lending library
• An Education and Support co-ordinator will make home and office visits to discuss a family's challenges with dementia and help plan for future needs