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Alive Canada, 973-4411 Ext. 3265
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Suicide Prevention: Education, prevention, and awareness geared to youth
through presentations, seminars, and workshops at local schools. |
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Big Brothers of Windsor-Essex County, 945-5909
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Big Brother Program: The agency matches a young male with a caring
adult role model on an one-to-one basis or in a group. Programming
includes: One-on-One Match, Couples for Kids, Big Bunch Friendship
Program, In-School Mentoring. |
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Big Sisters Association of Greater Windsor, 945-6232
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Big Sister Program: The agency matches a young female with a
caring female adult role model on an one-to-one basis or in a group.
Programming includes: One-on-One Matching, Group work, In-School Mentoring. |
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Canadian Mental Health Association, Windsor-Essex, 255-7440 |
Kids Griefworks: Counseling and support services for children,
family members, and individuals to help children effectively deal with
issues relating to death |
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Children’s Crisis Services, 252-2720
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Children’s Crisis Service: Crisis intervention and counseling for
county youth. |
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Drouillard Place, 253-1073
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Youth Program: Provides youth with peer support and personal
growth and development programs including: After School help with Homework
and an evening Drop-In Centre for youth between the ages of 11-15. |
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Girl Guides of Canada, 969-8222
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Group Work Services: Volunteer supervised recreational, cultural,
personal growth, and development activities that help build and teach
respect for community, self, and others. |
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Glengarda Child and Family Services, 257-5106
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Early Intervention Program: Provides hands-on, intensive social
skill programming to students and teachers in local schools. In addition,
short-term counseling and service coordination is provided to specific
families. |
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House of Shalom, 736-6811
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Youth Centre: Peer support for youth in the Amherstburg community.
United Way also assists the agency’s youth leadership development
program. |
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House of Sophrosyne, 252-2711
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Children’s Program: Education and therapy for children about substance
abuse in conjunction with the agency’s Parenting in Recovery Program,
Teen Program, Anti-Alcohol and Drug Education Program for teenaged youth. |
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Well-Come Centre for Human Potential, 971-7595
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Children’s Program: Childcare for clients participating in agency
programs, supervised after school activities, summer camp experience, and
Christmas Program. |
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Windsor and Essex School's Safety Patrol Association, 253-2481 Ext. 245
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Safety Patrol Program: Promotes the safe conduct of over 30,000
youth in local schools through patrol supervision on the streets and
with bus safety. |
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Windsor-Essex County Family YMCA, 258-9622
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Youth Programming: Fitness, health, and recreational services
including camp and leadership development experiences. |
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Youth and Family Resource Network of Essex County, 733-8983
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Youth Centre: The agency provides programming to promote the
physical and mental development of youth in the communities of Kingsville,
Cottam, and Harrow. |
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John Howard Society of Windsor-Essex County, 252-3461
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Juveniles in Conflict: Counseling and programming for young persons
suspended from school or referred to the agency from the legal system. |
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Sandwich Teen Action Group, 254-6999
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Youth Drop In: Supervised education, social, and recreation activities
for youth aged 13-19 in the Sandwich community. |
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Scouts Canada-Essex District Council, 776-6233
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Group Work Services: Volunteer supervised recreational, cultural,
personal growth, and development activities that help build and teach
respect for community, self, and others. |
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Scouts Canada-Windsor District Council, 966-0480
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Group Work Services: Volunteer supervised recreational, cultural,
personal growth, and development activities that help build and teach
respect for community, self, and others. |
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Sexual Assault Crisis Centre, 253-3100
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Male Victim and Adolescent Counseling: Counseling and support
for adolescents and male victims of sexual violence |
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South Essex Community Council, 326-8629
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Youth Drop In: Supervised recreational, social, and educational
activities geared to building leadership qualities and developing healthy
minds and bodies of youth aged 13-19 in the South Essex community. |
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Teen Health Centre, 253-8481
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Morning Glory Moments Postnatal Project: Postnatal education
and programming offering teen mothers postnatal support for matters
related to baby care, breast-feeding, nutrition, immunization, and
injury prevention. |
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Unemployed Help Centre, 944-4900
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Coats for Kids: Collects and distributes winter coats in November
for children in need. |
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University of Windsor, School of Nursing, 977-6862
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Building Blocks for Better Babies: Provides expectant mothers
with education and information about healthy eating and lifestyles
during pregnancy. |
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Victorian Order of Nurses, 254-4866
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Postpartum and Infant Parenting Program: Education and information
programming to increase the knowledge and skills of expectant and new
parents/caregivers. |
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