Missions near Myrtle ON (551 Result(s))

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.

The Consolata Missionaries are a catholic community of about 1000 brothers and priests from four different continents. They dedicate their life for the proclamation of the Good News as commanded in the Gospels: 'Go into the world and preach the Gospel to the whole Creation'. The Consolata Missionaries are consecrated: they are dedicated to the mission in a total way, without any additional commitments, besides the mission. They free themselves from any other relationships. They take three vows: poverty, chastity and obedience, under the influence of the evangelical beatitudes. For them this is not a temporary commitment, but for life.

New Path Youth & Family ServicesNew Path Youth and Family Services leads and inspires positive change. We promote mental health and wellness for children, youth, and families and their communities through an innovative multiservice approach.Mission of New Path FoundationTo lead and inspire change - we develop and manage philanthropic investment and mobilize community support to meet the mental health needs of children, youth and families

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.

The idea for this high school inclusion project began in the year 2000 when I saw my son Paul walking down the hall of his high school. He was hanging off the arm of an Educational Assistant and another student from his class was hanging off her other arm. Paul was behaving well below his level of ability. As I watched him, I thought to myself: 'If another student asked you to walk with them to the cafeteria, you would straighten up and walk down the hall just like every other student.'

The Mission of Peterborough Youth Services is to provide counselling for young people between the ages of 10 and 18 who are struggling with social and emotional difficulties. Our goal is to help in a way that young people will experience as respectful, timely and effective.