Featured Organizations

SMILE Canada - Support Services was formed in 2008 to address the barriers that children with disabilities and their families face in Canada, specifically from underserved and underrepresented communities that hold intersectional identities of racialization, newcomer status, and disability. Over 1000 families are registered with SMILE and located in over 25 cities across Canada. SMILE's focus is supporting racialized families who require tailored service navigation in the following languages:...

Action Canada for Sexual Health & Rights is a progressive, pro-choice charitable organization committed to advancing and upholding sexual and reproductive health and rights in Canada and globally.
Building on the 50-year legacy of the organizations that formed Action Canada, we provide direct support, referrals, and information to the people who need it most, partner with groups and organizations on a range of campaigns using a collaborative, movement-building approach, and work with decision-makers...

In order to support healthcare managers, Société Santé en français (SSF) and the French Language Health Networks have developed a platform that supports the implementation of French language health services. The eQUITY Fundamentals guide, along with courses and resources that support the implementation process of this project, has undergone a rigorous validation process and is supported by proven solutions and tools.

The purpose of the eQUITY Link platform is to answer the question “Where do I start...

Montfort is Ontario’s Francophone academic hospital, offering exemplary person-centred care. The hospital serves over 1.2 million people in Eastern Ontario, in both official languages. In 2022, Montfort earned, for the third time, Accreditation with Exemplary Standing from Accreditation Canada, and is the first to be designated Francophone host as a Best Practices Spotlight Organization (BPSO) by the Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario.

With its main partners, University of Ottawa and...

PRAIDA was founded in 1956. It was formerly known as SARIMM (Service d’aide aux réfugiés et aux immigrants du Montréal métropolitain) and SAVI (Service d’aide aux voyageurs et aux immigrants), two programs that merged in 2006. During its sixty years of existence, PRAIDA was able to acquire a vast expertise in terms of assessment and intervention in the context of humanitarian immigration, traumas, intercultural approach and diversity management.

PRAIDA aims to improve the well-being of asylum...

IFCNA was established in 2019 by its Founding Chairman Austine Gaqui who started, formed, and conceptualized the said organization with the guidance of his 8 Co-Founders who were called the Council of Leaders who will oversee the proper enforcement of the policies through the board of directors. The organization aims to create an excellent atmosphere that will foster unity among Filipino-Canadian nursing graduates and their associate members, and promote the "Bayanihan" culture in helping...

ABRAR Trauma and Mental Health Services is dedicated to providing affordable, trauma-informed, art-based, community-based, and culturally competent mental support for diverse newcomers, immigrants, and refugee populations (displaced populations).

Services are delivered by professionals with lived experiences with the population served, in their first languages.
Our services primarily include affordable and free therapy (counselling), support groups, art therapy, mental health and trauma healing...