Non-profit Organizations à Oliver, Edmonton, AB
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9440 49 St NW #107, OLIVER, Edmonton, T6B 2M9
(780) 484-2010
Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, Alternative Health Services, Association or organization 
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11150 Jasper Ave, Suite 370, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 0C7
(780) 482-6576
Business & Professional Services, Associations & Organizations, Associations 
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15023 – 123 Avenue, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5V 1J7
(780) 454-1194
Organization, social welfare, social services, Social services organization, Social And Human Service Organizations, Mental health service, Individual & Family Services, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization, welfare 
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4207 98 St NW #104, OLIVER, Edmonton, T6E 5M7
(780) 415-5520
Mission Statement ECALA exists in order to establish a community of adult learners whose life long learning needs and wants are fulfilled. Vision ECALA will be a leader in the development, coordination and provision of life long learning opportunities for adults in our community. Guiding Principles ECALA believes in an environment that fosters innovation, collaboration and cooperation. ECALA believes in community driven approaches to learning by organizing all of its offerings in response to community needs. ECALA believes in progress built upon experiential learning. ECALA believes in local coordination of needs identification, resources, program development and delivery. ECALA believes in the power of proactive and timely action in working with its own membership and with the larger community. ECALA believes in openness and accountability internally as well as in all of its interactions with member organizations and with the larger community. ECALA believes in an open membership and encourages partnerships that provide new learning opportunities to the community. ECALA believes that adults bring a wealth of experience to their learning and that program delivery should reflect this. 
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12034 Fort Rd NW, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5B 4H1
(780) 566-0644
fitness center, Nonprofit Organization, Youth organization, Martial arts school, Non-Profit Organization 
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10209 123 St NW, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5N 1N3
(780) 732-1262
Divertissements et média, Music school, Musician/Band, music schools, Musique instrumentale-Enseignement, Nonprofit Organization, Musique, Schools & Educational Services, Non-profit organization 
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11111 103 Avenue, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 2P1
(780) 429-2020
About Edmonton Meals on Wheels The first hot meals were delivered April 21, 1969. We have a long and experienced history in Edmonton and are continually expanding and evolving to better meet the changing needs and demographics of the city. Since 1988 we have had our own food production and distribution centre, hired Red Seal cooks and by continually monitoring our client’s preferences and needs we respond with changes to our menus and programs to better serve our community. Feeding Body and Soul... The service that Edmonton Meals on Wheels provides is farther reaching than just food. We’ve been told that the volunteers’ daily visits are equally as important as the food. In fact, food is our means of breaking social isolation, nourishing our community and building trusting relationships. Building friendships, sharing a story and doing the “little extras” when asked are considered by many to be just as important as the delivery of great food. That’s how we feed both body and soul. - Esther B. Vision Edmonton Meals on Wheels will attain excellence in providing meal services, enhance volunteer and client support programs, all to meet the evolving needs of the community. Mission Edmonton Meals on Wheels is a not-for-profit organization that relies on volunteers to provide nutritious meals which promote health, well being and independence for our clients. 
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9907 114 St NW, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 1P7
(780) 488-7967
Grace Lutheran Church in Edmonton, Alberta, Canadian Lutheran Congresss 
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10336 121 Street Nw, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5N 1K8
(780) 423-3138
professionnelles, associations d affaires, Membership Organizations, Sports et Loisirs, Association, Associations, Clubs et Associations 
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10055 – 106 Street, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5J 2Y2
(780) 425-3804
Association or organization, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Biotechnology company 
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4th Floor, 10909 Jasper Ave, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5J 5B9
(780) 432-4106
Disabled-Services, disability organizations, Business Associations, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Sports et Loisirs, Employment Agencies, disabled services, Association, disease, Clubs et Associations, disease disability organizations groups, groups, Recruiter, Employment agency, Disability Service, Agency 
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11111 JASPER AVE NW # 3Y, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 0L4
(780) 482-8625
Social services, Senior citizen center, Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Senior Center 
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#200 17420 Stony Plain Road, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5S 1K6
(780) 425-5450
Business Associations, Nonprofit Organization, Homemakers, Employment agency, associations d affaires, Home health care service, Non-profit organization, Retirement & Assisted Living Facility, professionnelles, Homemaker Service 
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11150 Jasper Avenue, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 0C7
(780) 488-4871
cnib formed in 1918 and helped soldiers who were seriously injured after the first world war. From then cnib expanded and offered all kinds of support services to partially sighted and blind people. Living with this kind of disability can be hard sometimes, so cnib acts as a charity and provides rehabilitation programs, counselling services, living advocacy and much more. Feel free to visit cnib community based offices in Edmonton at 12010 Jasper Avenue, T5K 0P3, they will help you. 
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11227 JASPER AVE., SUITE 202, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 0L5
(780) 451-6900
The Kidney Foundation of Canada is people working together for a common cause. We are volunteers, individuals living with kidney disease, donors, and staff members — from all walks of life, all across Canada. Since its creation in 1964, The Kidney Foundation has helped millions of Canadians suffering from kidney failure and related disorders such as hypertension, diabetes, urinary tract infections and kidney stones. Kidney health, and improved lives for all people affected by kidney disease. The Kidney Foundation of Canada is the national volunteer organization committed to reducing the burden of kidney disease through: funding and stimulating innovative research; providing education and support; promoting access to high quality healthcare; and increasing public awareness and commitment to advancing kidney health and organ donation. 
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10215 – 112 Street, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 1M7
(780) 426-4180
Harcourt House Artist Run Centre is a charitable organization existing to support visual artists and inspire the community through visual art exhibitions, education, low cost studio rentals and discourse. About: Harcourt House is one of only four public galleries, and one of three artist-run centres in Edmonton. We deliver a host of services to both artists and the community - and act as an alternative location for the presentation, distribution and promotion of contemporary art. In our exhibition programming we seek both emerging and established artists to present work that aims to engage. GALLERY STAFF: Executive Director: Stacey Cann harcourted@shaw.ca Gallery Services Coordinator: Angèle Karosi harcourtinfo@shaw.ca Programs: Education: harcourteducation@shaw.ca GALLERY HOURS: Monday - Friday: 10 am - 5 pm Saturday: 10 am - 5 pm BOARD MEMBERS Our 2013/14 Executive is as follows: President: Edmund Haakonson Vice-President: Jennifer Poburan (Smith) Finance Chair: Milan Sharma Education Chair: Will Truchon Exhibition Chair: Will Truchon Building Chair: Marc Legault Member at Large: Ruta Nichol Member at Large: Brenda Barry Byrne Member at Large: Fabian Flintoff Secretary: Meaghan Froh. 
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10231 120 Street Nw, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 2A4
(780) 482-5449
LEARNING DESIGNATED SPECIAL EDUCATION PRIVATE SCHOOL, SERVICE STUDENTS WITH DIAGNOSED SPECIFIC LEARNING DISABILITIES, UTILIZING PROVINCIALLY APPROVED CURRICULA FOR GRADES 4 TO 12, RESULTING IN CONFIDENT HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS 
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Room 2B01, 11111 Jasper Avenue, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5K 0L4
(780) 342-8588
Nonprofit Organization, humanitarian organisation, Non-profit organization 
11010 101 Street, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5H 4B9
(780) 451-6921
History In 1972, a parent group was formed to support one another in the journey of raising a child affected by spina bifida and/or hydrocephalus. Monthly support meetings were held once a month, in association with the spina bifida clinic at the Glenrose Hospital, from December 1975 until May 1981. On June 25, 1981, the Northern Alberta Spina Bifida Association was officially incorporated. The association’s name has changed over the years and, in 1999, became the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of Northern Alberta (SBHANA). Now, the SBHANA continues to be a thriving and successful organization providing support to individuals affected by spina bifida and hydrocephalus. Mission To improve the quality of life for people affected by spina bifida and hydrocephalus through advocacy, education, research, and support. Vision People with spina bifida and hydrocephalus are engaged, informed, and empowered through a vibrant network facilitated by our leading and innovative organization. The Daisy The SBHANA’s symbol is the daisy, which represents the challenges of spina bifida and hydrocephalus: The heart of the flower represents the brain, which in the case of persons living with spina bifida, is often affected by hydrocephalus The daisy’s petals are cloven, thereby representing the various lesions caused by spina bifida and hydrocephalus The daisy’s leaf and stem are irregular and depict the unusual form of the spinal cord and backbone of a person born with spina bifida The beauty of the flower reflects the beauty of people with spina bifida and hydrocephalus who, in spite of their challenges, live happy and productive lives. Annual Report Gallery. 
10235 124 St, OLIVER, Edmonton, T5N 1P9
(780) 448-1180
and Charitable, Trusts, Religious, Except Educational, Non-profit organization, Nonprofit Organization