Advocacy and Social Action for People with Disabilities - North West

These services are located in North West
Services displayed on the map:
Community Support Centre NW - Community Support Centre NW - Dryden - Community Support Centre
Community Support Centre NW - Community Support Centre NW - Dryden - Passport Program
Community Support Centre NW - Fort Frances - Community Support Centre
Community Support Centre NW - Kenora - Community Support Centre
Easter Seals Ontario - Northern Ontario - Thunder Bay
Firefly - Fort Frances Branch
Greenstone (Municipality of) - Geraldton Administration Office - Administration
Greenstone (Municipality of) - Geraldton Administration Office - Adult Protective Services
Harmony Centre for Community Living - Red Lake
Independent Living Resource Centre Thunder Bay - Direct Funding - Self-Managed Attendant Care Services
Kenora Association for Community Living - Adult Protective Services
Kenora Association for Community Living - Central Office - Options for Adults
Kenora Association for Community Living - Host Family
Kenora Association for Community Living - Passport Services
Lutheran Community Care - Thunder Bay - Bay St
Lutheran Community Care - Thunder Bay - Bay St - Passport Program
Lutheran Community Care - Thunder Bay - Bay St - Social Services
Lutheran Community Care - Thunder Bay - Van Norman St - Adult Protective Services
Poverty Free Thunder Bay - Anti-Poverty Group
Sioux Lookout First Nations Health Authority - Developmental Services - Developmental Disability Services
Thunder Bay (City of) - Victoriaville Civic Centre - Recreation, Culture and Child Care Division - Junior Inclusion Services
Thunder Bay and District Injured Workers Support Group - Injured Workers Support Group
 

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