Associations near Hanlan ON (2336 Result(s))

The OSA was founded in 1901 and is one of the oldest and largest sport organizations in Canada. The Ontario Soccer Association provides leadership and support for the advancement of soccer in collaboration and cooperation with our membership, partners and other stakeholders by providing exceptional and sustainable programs and services.

We first opened our doors in 1995, striving to help those in need within our community. The Vaughan Food Bank is an emergency food bank and is wheelchair accessible.

To promote fellowship among people who share a common conviction that the Eternal God is the Creator of the universe (Genesis 1:1) and through the sacrifice of His only beloved Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, is reconciling the world to Himself

George Bell Hockey Association is a non-profit community hockey association located in the heart of West Toronto. The mission of the GBHA is to develop and maintain fun, safe, fair and inclusive hockey programs for children and youths between the ages of 4 and 20. Our primary goal is to promote participation in and enjoyment of the game of hockey. The GBHA is committed to achieving this goal by providing a friendly and supportive environment where all players, regardless of ability, have an equal opportunity to play and compete, to develop hockey skills, to develop life skills and self-esteem, and to socialize with other players from the community. At the core of this commitment are the values of fair play, dedication, team work, good sportsmanship and respect - for the game, for all players, coaches and volunteers, and for the officials.

Agency History Timeline1984 - MPCRC began as a parent led drop-in centre and toy library1998 - Additional funding was received for targeted programs for at-risk families2001 - MPCRC's successful proposal to the Ontario Early Years Challenge fund allowed the agency to open more locations2003 - MPCRC became the lead agency for Ontario Early Years Centres (OEYC) in two ridings - Mississauga South and West2009 - MPCRC became one of three agencies to deliver Learning In Our Neighbourhood (LION) services in Peel2011 - MPCRC assumed responsibility of the Brampton Centre riding for OEYC services2014 - MPCRC became the lead for the Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) programWe continue to seek new partnership opportunities to deliver high quality programs to the families of Mississauga and BramptonWe employ approximately 65 staffIn 2013 there was a total of 82,729 adult visits, and a total of 93,867 child visits - That's an average of 617 client visits per dayWe have 20 OEY

Mimico Cruising Club boasts a traditional name reflecting the cruising and racing interests of its members. The non-stop social activities along with a fabulous mix of power and sail illustrates.