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George Syme Community School's motto is 'Believing in achieving, together we make it happen!'As a school in the Model Schools for Inner City program, George Syme is committed to student achievement by building strong partnerships with families and the community. Recently celebrating its 100th Anniversary, the school has seen many changes. Now a vibrant open concept school, located near Jane and St. Clair Avenue West, George Syme hosts a French Immersion program. Its diversity is seen and heard in the halls and on the playground as students, parents and staff speak in over 30 languages. We strive to deliver curriculum through units of study where students see themselves as agents of change. George Syme is the hub of the community offering many programs for students and parents during and beyond the school day.

Fifth Avenue Veterinary Clinic is pleased to offer care for dogs and cats from our brand new facility at 10 Fifth Avenue in Orangeville. In addition to a broad range in-hospital services, Fifth Avenue Veterinary Clinic offers house calls for wellness appointments, minor medical issues and euthanasia. We are also happy to provide transportation of your pet between your home and hospital, if needed.

For 23 years, Stonegate Ministry has been actively engaged in helping people in the community by providing food, clothing and household goods to those who struggle with poverty. As a registered non-profit organization, our work also involves the eradication of isolation and loneliness by intentionally building community and by encouraging and nurturing spiritual strength by offering exciting workshops, programs and prayer. Stonegate Ministry's vision is to build a stronger, kinder and more just community. Partnering with local businesses, community members and churches Stonegate Ministry's goal is to provide for the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those around us.

For over 100 years, VON has pioneered health services in Canada. We have a proud tradition of often being the first to identify emerging health and social needs, and then providing innovative services that meet those needs. That's the way it's been since the founding of the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada. In the Canada of the late 1890s, nurses, doctors and hospitals were desperately needed in remote areas and in rapidly growing towns and cities.

Community Living Dufferin promotes equal opportunity and respect for people who have developmental disabilities by listening to them and supporting their choices to achieve the lives they want.