The YWCA of Greater Toronto is an association of diverse and caring women dedicated to improving the lives of women and girls through dynamic leadership, advocacy, and a range of unique and essential services that promote personal growth and economic independence.

United Way of Greater Toronto is an incorporated non-profit charity focused on improving the long-term health of our community. We run Canada's largest annual fundraising campaign in support of 200 social service agencies providing a vital network of support. A volunteer Board of Trustees of leading community members governs all United Way decision-making. The Board oversees how donor money is used, shapes our strategic vision and plan, and monitors organizational performance.

Volunteer Centre has the best resources to find volunteer opportunities in Toronto.

provides updates on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Toronto, alerts people to quarantine issues, and links to fact sheets in eight languages

Family Day Care Services is the largest non-profit day care agency in Canada, providing day care through home child care and day care centres throughout the Greater Toronto Area.

Committed to protecting children from harm and preventing child abuse and neglect.

Family Service Association of Toronto works to strengthen families and communities through counselling, community development programs, and social reform policy.

is a membership organization that represents 51 children's aid societies in Ontario. We have served our members, the community, the public and the government in a variety of ways since 1912. These services have included the promotion of child welfare issues, member services, government liaison and policy development, research and special projects, quality assurance in child welfare practice and training for all protection workers throughout the province.

Daily Bread Food Bank - a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to eliminating hunger in and around Toronto.

Interval House represents the real first flight toward ending emotional and physical violence in the home. Interval House Crisis Line - 416-924-1491

Boys and Girls Clubs of Canada is one of this country's leading national, youth-serving organizations dedicated to providing quality services that promote the healthy growth and development of young Canadians. We are founded on a strong belief in the positive potential of every child to achieve his or her personal best, given sufficient support and guidance. We provide young people with opportunities and experiences that allow them to pursue their interests, discover their abilities and follow their dreams.

CHF Canada is the nation-wide umbrella organization for co-op housing and Canada’s link with co-op housing around the world. As spelled out in our mission, mandate and values, we exist to unite, represent and serve the co-op housing community across Canada.

At WoodGreen, we believe that everyone should have access to the essentials of life whether that means a roof over their head, a stable job or child care they can trust. Every year, we support more than 37,000 individuals and families to become more self-sufficient and to help them live independently within their own communities.

PARC is a non-profit, joint project of the Children's Aid Society of Toronto, the Catholic Children's Aid Society and Jewish Family and Child Services. Our mandate is to assist youth who are presently or have been in the care of any of these agencies.

is a collaborative community partnership offering employment, education, health, recreation and personal development services. RYRC is a resource centre for Etobicoke youth between the ages of 15 and 29 years. Our centre is designed to assist young people secure and maintain employment while fostering an atmosphere of personal growth and development.

A community project to provide free Internet access, Web space, and technical support to non-profits, charities, and community organizations.

The Toronto Disaster Relief Committee (TDRC) is a group of social policy, health care and housing experts, academics, business people, community health workers, social workers, AIDS activists, anti-poverty activists, people with homelessness experience, and members of the faith community. We provide advocacy on housing and homelessness issues. We declare homelessness as a national disaster, and demand that Canada end homelessness by implementing a fully-funded National Housing Program through the One Percent Solution.

Our first and foremost priority is to feed those in need. If you or someone that you know is in need of food assistance do not hesitate to call us. We will provide you with pertinent, up-to-date and timely information on how to get help.

Centennial Community Recreation Association - the local community news from south-east Scarborough, Canada

Founded in 1982 by a community group led by Cardinal Gerald Emmett Carter, Covenant House Toronto now provides a comprehensive range of services to meet the increasingly complex needs of homeless youth. In 1997, a second Canadian site opened in Vancouver.

Our 12 step recovery program is based on the original model pioneered by Alcoholics Anonymous which produced a 75% - 100% recovery rate! We of All Addictions Anonymous are a fellowship of men and women who recovered from a seemingly hopeless state of mind and body. No matter who you are, or what your addiction, if you have tried everything else and failed, there IS a solution. All Addictions Anonymous is dedicated to bringing the original and undiluted 12 step solution to all those who seek it.