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It is a difficult thing to witness overwhelming challenges daily; to work toward a goal that is seemingly unreachable. Yet it can also be a moment of exhilaration to set yourself such a challenge. This struggle is being waged by youth that are seeking to stay in school, stay housed, and stay healthy. It?s the struggle of all the Niagara regional services to see that these youth win that fight. Success is not a given and too many of Niagara?s youth lose that battle every day.The good news is that year by year, more youth are winning that fight.The RAFT is operated by the Niagara Resource Service for Youth. The RAFT helps kids living on the street and those at risk of being on the street. Through its Neighbourhood Awakening and After School Programs, the RAFT helps young people and local groups make positive changes in their neighbourhoods. Since the beginning, our community has generously supported the RAFT through both financial and in kind donations.

Our MissionSupporting individuals who have experienced abuse in intimate adult relationships in their journey towards healthy self-directed lives and respectful relationships Women's ProgramOur Women's services are available to women 16 years of age or older and are available in St. Catharines, West Lincoln, Niagara Falls, Welland, Fort Erie and Port Colborne

The Thorold Soccer Club is a SMOKEFREE CLUB.All venues used for TSC sponsored competition, whether locally organized or on behalf of the Governing Soccer Organizations, will be designated smokefree, even if the venue normally allows smoking.

The Brain Injury Association of Niagara (BIAN) is a registered non-profit agency committed to maximizing the quality of life for individuals with brain injury and their loved ones through support, advocacy and information and to raising awareness and prevention of brain injury, particularly among children and young adults.

Community Care St. Catharines & Thorold provides essential services including food security, clothing, and housing assistance to individuals and families in need, fostering self-sufficiency since 1919.

US Thanks to the concerted efforts of a number of professional training organizations, the commercial trucking industry here in Ontario may soon see some significant changes for the positive.A large number of Registered Private Vocational Schools and other organizations, specializing in truck driver training came together to formulate the Truck Training Schools Association of Ontario. One of the TTSAO's principle concerns is to ensure that all drivers entering the field maintain a minimum level of knowledge and ability consistent not only with the needs of their employers, but for the safety of the general public with whom they interact with each day.The TTSAO envisions that through the co-operation and joint efforts of all schools involved and the industry itself, specific standards and educational programs can be set for drivers that will not only prove more realistic but much more effective than those currently being put into place by various government agencies. Striving For Success In Trainin