Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario

Dawn House Women's Shelter, established in 1986 in Kingston, ON, is a nonprofit charitable organization dedicated to providing a range of housing and support services for women over the age of 16, with or without children. After closing its shelter in 2016 due to funding changes, Dawn House successfully adapted its mission and reopened in 2017, now offering transitional and long-term supportive housing. In January 2023, Dawn House expanded its services with a second location, providing affordable housing for sixteen women through its two wings: Christine's Hope and Specialized Transitional Housing. Since its inception, the organization has facilitated over 6,000 stays, demonstrating its commitment to addressing homelessness and supporting women in the Kingston community. Generated from the website

The Sexual Assault Centre in Kingston, ON provides support and resources for individuals who have experienced sexual violence. They offer counseling services, crisis intervention, and educational programs to empower survivors and raise awareness in the community. Generated from their business information

The Arthritis Society in Kingston, ON, is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by arthritis through comprehensive support and education. Their resources include treatment guidance, self-management tools, and community programs aimed at enhancing health and wellness for those living with various types of arthritis. In addition to research and advocacy, the society offers a platform for healthcare professionals with educational tools and training programs. With a focus on patient journeys, pain management, and accessible resources, they empower individuals to live well and navigate the challenges of arthritis. Generated from the website