DevTech-Software-Development-Services-Inc near Lombardy ON (279 Result(s))

At Davidson Hearing Aid Centres we are dedicated to being a customer-centered practice, offering the latest hearing aids and what many consider the best service in the area.

Alston & Bird is committed to promoting diversity both within our firm and our community. We have worked and will continue to work to create and maintain an open, receptive and nurturing work environment and a diverse workforce of attorneys and staff. We accomplish this internally through various initiatives under the leadership of firm-wide Diversity Committees. Chaired by a partner, the Diversity Steering Committee provides overarching goals and guidance. Each office/region has a Regional Diversity Committee, comprised of attorneys and staff, working to implement programs, events and sponsorships relative to their locations. The Diversity Task Force supports the firm's efforts by providing opportunities for learning through events, recognition and cultural celebration.

Sarah holds a Master of Science degree in Individual, Couple & Family Therapy from the University of Guelph. Sarah also has a Bachelor of Education from the University of Western Ontario and has experience teaching at both the Intermediate and Senior grade levels. Sarah is a Clinical Member of the American (Ontario) Association for Marriage & Family Therapy and is registered with the Canadian Registry for Marriage & Family Therapy.

DSLG Developmental Services of Leeds and Grenville (D.S.L.G.) is a nonprofit, Charitable Corporation providing services and supports in the field of developmental disabilities.The Corporation was incorporated in May 1983 and began providing services in July 1983 under the name Brockville and Area Centre for Developmentally Handicapped Persons Inc. (B.A.C.D.H.P. Inc.). The development of the community based Corporation was the result of the closure of St. Lawrence Regional Centre, a Schedule I institution which provided service to developmentally disabled persons. St. Lawrence Regional Centres closure was the first step in Ontario moving from institutional care to community care. As with any firsts there were many challenges in the early years.Today our caseload includes both children and adults.