Organisations near Flanders ON (35 Result(s))

The Atikokan-Quetico Logo is now available for local groups to use in their promotion of Atikokan as an outdoor tourist recreation destination. The logo is available in a variety of formats, we have provided links below for JPEG and TIFF formats.

Atikokan is a small town in Northwestern Ontario with an approximate population of 3000. Many community members have advocated for their belief that the youth of Atikokan need a physical, non-business location where young people can gather, socialize and grow. In addition, the youth of Atikokan expressed their interest in a Youth Centre through a survey that was conducted in 2007 at the Atikokan High School by a local Councilor. Supportively, the need for a specific location for the Atikokan youth resulted in the establishment of the Atikokan Youth Initiatives (AYI). AYI is an incorporated non-profit charitable organization that is dedicated to the solidification of a positive youth centered environment and envisions the youth of Atikokan as the driving force behind the Centre. AYI also anticipates the Youth Centre to be a hub for a variety of youth recreation and programming that will foster a sense of responsibility, respect and skills that will champion the youth into their futures.

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Do you know someone who is thinking of working in developmental services or is thinking of changing careers and doesn't know what field to go into? Developmental services is rewarding for so many reasons.Click here to see John's story. Click here to see Maggie's story.

Mission: To ensure that all people live in a state of dignity, sharing and participating in all elements of living in the community. Vision: Provide quality services and supports to confirm this quality by becoming an accredited organization. Help individuals achieve outcomes related to identity, autonomy, affiliation, attainment, safeguards, rights, and health and wellness. Engage families and advocates, recognizing that there are limits to the supports the Association can offer. Encourage families to make a commitment to the Association. Collaborate with other community organizations.