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The Winnipeg Ostomy Association(WOA) [is] a self-help group formed in 1972 to assist people with ostomy and related surgeries in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. [It is] strictly a volunteer organization, depending on member involvement to operate and on membership dues to pay expenses.... The Winnipeg Ostomy Association(WOA) is a chapter of the Ostomy Canada Society, a national voluntary health organization dedicated to assisting people who have or will have intestinal or urinary tract diversions. [The WOA provides] a visiting program to those having ostomy related sureries. Trained and certified members visit people having ostomy surgery, either pre-or post-operatively, and provide information, share experiences and give emotional support. [It] also [provides] educational service support to the family unit advocacy and [promotes its] services to the public and professional communities.  3, fiche 1, Anglais, - Winnipeg%20Ostomy%20Association

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S. E. A. S. Centre(Support Enhance Access Service Centre) is a not–for-profit socialservice agency promoting individual well-being, enhancingfamily harmony, and encouraging community involvement in all walks of life through diverse program, volunteer opportunities and community activities.  3, fiche 2, Anglais, - Support%20Enhance%20Access%20Service%20Centre

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S.E.A.S. Centre was first established in 1986 to serve primarily the needs of South East Asians settled in the Regent Park area. ... SEAS Centre underwent dramatic change since 1995. First it was admitted as a member of United Way of Toronto. Services, staff members and branch offices were expanded in response to the rising needs for the community. Today, SEAS Centre is a multi-social service agency that focuses on family and immigrant services. The services are extended to all ethnic groups but with particular attention to the Chinese, Vietnamese and Filipino communities through its branch offices in the Greater Toronto Area and York Region.  3, fiche 2, Anglais, - Support%20Enhance%20Access%20Service%20Centre

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The Lakehead Social Planning Council creates opportunities to respond to social issues. Established in 1963, the LSPC is a non-profit organization committed to building and strengthening the community. With over 35 years of service the LSPC has been instrumental in the development of the Volunteer Centre, Meals on Wheels, Handicapped Action Group Inc, HAGI Transit, Castlegreen Cooperative Options for Youth, William W. Creighton Youth Services, Family Services Thunder Bay, Council on Positive Aging, and the Community Information and Referral Centre.  1, fiche 3, Anglais, - Lakehead%20Social%20Planning%20Council

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