Non-profit Organizations à Winnipeg, MB avec site web - page 6

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Transcona BIZ

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108 Bond Street, Winnipeg, R2C 1B1

(204) 222-8566

North End Women's Centre

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394 Selkirk Avenue, Winnipeg, R2W 2M2

(204) 589-7347

CCF WINNIPEG DGROUP

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725 Kingsbury Ave, Winnipeg, R3H 0G1

(204) 223-5674

Community Living Manitoba

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#6 - 120 Maryland Street, WOLSELEY, Winnipeg, R3G 1L1

(204) 786-1607

At the Community Living Manitoba, our vision is a province where people with intellectual disabilities and their families see open doors and many possibilities for learning, working and contributing to their communities. We see the benefits when circles of support surround people with intellectual disabilities in communities that value diversity. Community Living Manitoba is dedicated to the full inclusion of persons of all ages who live with an intellectual disability. All people with an intellectual disability will live, work and learn in an inclusive community that has a variety of opportunities for them to contribute to their communities.

Doors Open Winnipeg

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509 - 63 Albert Street, Winnipeg, R3B 1G4

204-942-2663

Doors Open originated in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1990 as Doors Open Days, but quickly expanded nationwide under the overall coordination of the Scottish Civic Trust. It evolved into Scotland's contribution to European Heritage Days, launched in 1991 as a Council of Europe initiative, further spreading the event across Europe. By 1998, 19 million people had visited some 28, 000 sites in 44 countries. Doors Open Toronto was the first Doors Open event in Canada, arriving in 2000 under the auspices of Heritage Toronto. Doors Open attracts not only tourists, but residents of Winnipeg and Manitoba who are interested in learning the history of many of the city's architecturally stunning and historically significant buildings.