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OBIA Address:
3550 Schmon Parkway, 2nd floor
Thorold, ON L2V 4Y6
Mailing Address:
PO BOX 2338
St. Catharines, ON L2R 7R9

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Provides supports, training and information regarding brain injuries.

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| OBIA - Ontario Brain Injury Association

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The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) in collaboration with the Personal Injury Alliance (PIA Law) is pleased to present the 2020 Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation. These awards are meant to recognize those who consistently provide exceptional service to the brain injury community. Here are the five categories: Hospital Social Worker of...

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555 University Avenue
Toronto, Ontario
Canada
M5G 1X8

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Health care hospital with various areas of care.

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SickKids | The Hospital for Sick Children

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The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), affiliated with the University of Toronto, is Canada's most research-intensive hospital and the largest centre dedicated to improving children's health in the country.

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Phone: 1-866-377-0286
165 Ferris Lane, Barrie, ON L4M 2Y1

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Supports for children and youth in school, community and home. Provide intake, service navigation and coordination, assessment and diagnostic services, and specialized services (OT, PT, speech).

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1-101 Centennial Dr.
Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1B7

Email: gravenhurst@sm.ymca.ca

Telephone: 705-687-9899

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The YMCA offers every member in our community the opportunity to grow in mind, body and spirit. Our programs and services are designed for every age and ability.

Each YMCA is a little different; facilities and the programs offered are designed to help members stay healthy and engaged. At the YMCA, we build healthy communities.

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The YMCA offers every member in our community the opportunity to grow in mind, body and spirit. Our programs and services are designed for every age and ability. Each YMCA is a little different; facilities and the programs offered are designed to help members stay healthy and engaged.

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18 Brunel Road,

Huntsville, On

705 789 4748

Email Area Director:  jhunt@highlandsyfc.com

Email Ministry Director: mhill@highlandsyfc.com

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Mental, physical, spiritual, social supports for all students regardless or ability. A safe space located just down the road from our local high school. Creates inclusion. Drop in programs, community links, crisis counselling or family care, mission trips etc.

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THE DOOR YOUTH CENTRE in Huntsville, Muskoka

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We see the hope and potential in every young person.

Due to the current health situation, all in-person programs have been cancelled until further notice. However, we have dramatically increased our online presence and continue to serve the youth of our region through a variety of digital forums. Here's a quick list of some of the ways we are engaging with youth during the pandemic; click the images below the bullet list to get more info...

Atomic Youth continues to meet online every Thursday evening for fun and engaging group activities.

YU Chat is a new way for youth to connect with us on the phone or via live chat. Visit yuchat.ca to connect with a caring adult today!

We are hosting a dedicated Minecraft server, supplemented with group chat via Discord.

Instagram is the place to be for fresh content, contests, and to stay on top of all the action!

Discord has quickly become the online equivalent to our youth centre. Join our Discord server to hang out with other young people, get all the latest info, and stay connected.

Highlands programs: there are lots of other communities within our Highlands Youth Unlimited™ | YFC family, and you are invited to join in on what they're doing!

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THE DOOR YOUTH CENTRE in Huntsville, Muskoka

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Due to the current health situation, all in-person programs have been cancelled until further notice. However, we have dramatically increased our online presence and continue to serve the youth of our region through a variety of digital forums. Here's a quick list of some of the ways we are engaging with youth during the pandemic; click the images below the bullet list to get more info...

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Dr. Mary Thain Site
872 Dutton Road
Peterborough, ON, K9H 7G1

Toll Free: 1-888-779-9916
Phone: 705-748-2221
Fax: 705-748-3526
E-Mail: info@fivecounties.on.ca

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Provides therapy services including: Speech, OT, PT, Therapeutic Recreation, Social Work, Augmentative Communication and Pre-School Resource Consultants

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Muskoka
100 Frank Miller Dr., Suite 2
Huntsville, ON P1H 1H7

Tel: (705) 789-9985 or 1-866-232-5559
Fax: (705) 789-1115

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Support from OT, PT, Speech language pathologists, Psychologists, Social workers. Auditory and technology supports, ASD services, in school rehabilitation supports.

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99 West Road
Huntsville, ON P1H 1M1

Phone: 705-789-4543
Fax: 705-789-0752
Email: clh@clhuntsville.ca

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Provides supports and advocacy for students with disabilities. Supports for employment, independent living, resources, community participation opportunities.

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As concerns around COVID-19 continue to grow, Community Living Huntsville would like to provide an update about how we are responding to the outbreak.

Our organization is working diligently to guard the health, safety and welfare of individuals receiving support and employees of Community Living Huntsville. We are closely following the recommendations by public health authorities including the Simcoe Muskoka Health Unit and Ontario's Chief Medical Officer.

As a proactive measure, our staff members are following our emergency preparedness plan to ensure we are protecting the people we support and our employees from illness. Our office will be temporarily closed to the public until our health officials and governments consider it safe to reopen. Until then, we will continue to support individuals and families as an essential service.

While some of our staff will be working remotely, others on our residential and supported independent living teams will continue to be on the front lines providing vitally important services to the people we support. In an unprecedented situation like this one, we are extremely proud of our staff who work to ensure that others can remain healthy and active within their homes.

We will continue to monitor the situation and will provide updates as necessary. If you have questions regarding our closure, please contact clh@clhuntsville.ca for more information.

Thank you for understanding as we do our part to help protect our community.

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As concerns around COVID-19 continue to grow, Community Living Huntsville would like to provide an update about how we are responding to the outbreak. Our organization is working diligently to guard the health, safety and welfare of individuals receiving support and employees of Community Living Huntsville.

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1179 King Street West, Suite 004
Toronto, ON
M6K 3C5

Phone: 416-246-9592
Toll Free: 1-800-472-7789
Fax: 416-246-9417

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Information and referral on Autism, resources, one of the largest voices supporting ASD. Consists of parents, professionals and ASD self-advocates.

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Autism Ontario is the province's leading source of information and referral on autism and one of the largest collective voices representing the autism community.

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- Guidance Counsellor
- Administration
- Special Education Head
- Department Head
- EAs, ECEs
- Other educators
- Student Services

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21 Veteran's Way
Huntsville, ON P1H 1P3

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Tea time, Lunch-ins, games night, etc

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Royal Canadian Legion, Huntsville, Huntsville Branch 232

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Holds weekly dinners and luncheons * Take out available * Volunteer auxiliary available to provide catering services in support of legion activities * Service officers available for assistance to veterans - call for details Also involved with youth education programs, essay and poster contests

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Text, call, chat about concerns. Available at all hours.

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What is mental health?

Does mental health feel like a confusing concept? Although it's communicated about now more than ever, it's OK if you're still unsure what it means. Mental health is different for everyone, and sharing about it can bring up strong emotions. Kids Help Phone is always open, offering young people across Canada mental health support and a non-judgmental space to Feel Out Loud. To learn more about mental health - and view an interpretation of an article about it in American Sign Language (ASL) - you can tap on the button below.

Learn more about mental health

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More than a helpline. Call, text, chat and more to get support using Kids Help Phone's 24/7 e-mental health services. For all young people in Canada.

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* Regularly communicate with parents/guardians and determine strategies that can be implemented at school.

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COVID-19 Mental Health Supports - Jack.org

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Linked to Kids Help Phone through COVID-19 as a mental health resource for children and teens.

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This is not a site for personal disclosure of mental health distress, suicidal thoughts or behaviours. If you are in crisis, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department for assistance.

Powered by:

A hub of resources to help you take care of yourself and look out for the people you love during this challenging time.

COVID-19 has, and will, impact the mental health of people everywhere. Kids Help Phone has seen an unprecedented surge of young people feeling more stressed than usual reaching out during this global pandemic. Finding accurate information and appropriate resources can be hard. Jack.org, School Mental Health Ontario and Kids Help Phone have partnered to bring you all the information needed in one easy-to-access hub so that youth mental health remains top of mind, and our communities are able to easily access the education, tools, support and reliable information they need. Please share widely with the young people in your life.

Educational Social Media Posts for download:

Educational PDFs for download

Online Resources

How Do I Find Mental Health Services?

How do I even begin? It can be daunting, but CAMH's guide to looking for mental health services is a great place to start and answers some questions about where to start, what to expect, and how to prepare.

How do I find a youth program near me? Kids Help Phone has a great digital tool called Resources Around Me. Simply type in your location, and it shows you resources in your area.

Remember! Kids Help Phone is there for young people across Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can contact them 24/7 by calling 1-800-668-6868 or texting 686868. It's free and completely confidential.

Get Help: Kids Help Phone's E-Mental Health Services

Kids Help Phone is there for young people across Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can contact them 24/7 by calling 1-800-668-6868 or texting 686868. It's free and completely confidential.

They're also sharing resources for supporting your mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health during the coronavirus outbreak. Visit KidsHelpPhone.ca/COVID19 for tips, info, interactive tools and more. Remember, you're never alone!

If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please contact 911 or the emergency services in your area.

Provide Support: Resources for Parents and Educators

For Educators, Parents, and Students: School Mental Health Ontario works together with Ontario school boards to promote student mental health. We created a page of COVID-19 resources and answers to questions specifically designed for educators, parents, families, and students. We recognize that this is a difficult situation and that students have many questions related to COVID-19, the impact for themselves, for schools and their friends. We also recognize that information changes frequently. What we do know for sure is that you don't need to go through this alone, our relationships are important, we are in this together.

For Parents:

If you think your child or teen may be struggling with their mental health, the award-winning Be There resource can help you start a safe, productive, and effective conversation.

My Anxiety Plan for Children & Teens is an online resource that uses cognitive behavioural therapy practices to help parents coach adolescents or teens through anxiety.

Also see these articles:

For Educators: 7 Tips for Educators Returning to School During COVID-19 from Anxiety Canada.

Provide Support: Be There by Jack.org

Created by Jack.org, Be There is an engaging and comprehensive online resource that teaches us all how to support someone who might be struggling with their mental health. The five Golden Rules are easily adapted to any situation, so even if you're in self-isolation or unable to be physically present with someone, you can still learn how to be there for them.

Be There was voted the Top Health Website in the World by the 2020 Webby Awards.

Check out one of our Be There stories below, and visit BeThere.org to get started.

Provide Support: Movember Conversations for Supporting Men

Movember Conversations gives you practical guidance on how to support the men in your life who might be struggling. This interactive tool lets you experiment and practice questions and responses, giving you the skills and confidence to approach difficult conversations.

Build Skills: Mental Health Training

Learn about mental health with two of our youth speakers, Sadia and Jonathan! Our Virtual Jack Talk will teach you basic mental health information, how to look after your own mental health, how to support a friend's mental health, and how to access support. We offer two versions of the Virtual Jack Talk so that anyone seeking mental health education for themselves, their families, or their students has an option!

Check out the teaser below, and visit jack.org/virtualtalk

Build Skills: Coping with Anxiety and Uncertainty

Times are uncertain, to say the least! And sometimes this comes with increased levels of anxiety. The good news is, there are little things we can all do to increase our tolerance to uncertainty. Try some of these tips and tricks for managing anxiety in uncertain times:

Build Skills: Working and Learning During COVID-19

We get it. It can be super tough to stay motivated and focused when working, studying, or learning online.

Start with this great resource from the University of British Columbia that helps you find motivation when you're stuck, distracted, or just need a boost.

ReachOut.com has a helpful page about studying during coronavirus that even includes a quiz to identify your at-home study style.

The StayFocused Google Chrome extension limits the time you can spend on certain websites, gently keeping your precious focus in tact.

Get Connected: Health and Wellness Apps
Mental Health Assessments and Tools

The Wellness Together Canada web portal provides you with a "journey toolkit" that includes an assessment, personal health metrics, self-guided courses, and access to one-to-one support at no cost.

The Youper app is an emotional health assistant. The free version uses AI technology to provide you with a chatbot that guides you through cognitive behavioural therapy practices to improve your mental health.

Physical Activity

The DoYogaWithMe app is offering two free months of membership for those quarantined by the coronavirus.

The Nike Training Club app has always been free, but now offers COVID-19 related fitness and nutrition advice in its in-app community.

Social Connection

Stay Informed: Reliable COVID-19 Information

There's a lot of misinformation out there about COVID-19, and it can be hard to sort through the noise. Bookmark these sites for reliable and current information on the pandemic and how it might affect you.

First, consider downloading the COVID alert app. It uses Bluetooth technology to ping phones near you and track if you've been near anyone who has tested positive. Your privacy is totally protected.

The Health Canada website has tons of reliable information on Canada's response to COVID-19, situation updates, and a self-assessment tool that's free and easy to use.

The World Health Organization is constantly updating their site with information and advice. You can also sign up for COVID-19 updates from the World Health Organization through WhatsApp.

The Government of Canada has compiled a great resource page for youth that addresses sexual health, financial anxiety, and online safety during COVID-19.

Resources for Black Youth

Black communities have dealt with multiple sources of stress over the last few months. The Black community has led an international anti-racist movement, spearheaded primarily by Black youth. While this brings together feelings of strength and support from the community, it has also taken a lot of emotional labour to lead this movement, and it can be very draining to see photos and videos of systemic violence towards people who look like you. Socioeconomic and health inequities in Black communities have also led to higher risk of COVID-19 in many predominantly Black communities. Many Black youth are feeling worried about their family members' health - especially those who have families in areas with high COVID rates.

The Black Youth Helpline connects you to professional services. An initial intake followed by a professional assessment helps identify root causes of issues and challenges, and a support plan is then developed. Services in French and other languages are available upon request, and the line is open daily from 9AM-10PM. Call 1-833-294-8650.

This list of mental health resources for Black Canadians is comprehensive and detailed.

The Therapy for Black Girls Podcast is "a weekly chat about all things mental health, personal development, and all the small decisions we can make to become the best possible versions of ourselves."

Therapy for Black Men collects podcasts, literature, think pieces and more into one easy-to-navigate space.

Grief is a Direct Impact of Racism: Eight Ways to Support Yourself is an article by Global Health Prof. Roberta K. Timothy, and outlines self-care strategies based on her 20+ years' of experience as a health researcher and mental health professional.

Black Emotional Mental Health provides educational graphics, writing prompts, worksheets, and the Community and Self-Care Support Plan, which works as a tool to map out support plans before struggle turns into crisis.

Jessica Wilson, MS. RD is a dietician, consultant, and activist who posts critical content on body image and eating disorders and is constantly sharing new resources.

Dr. Mariel Buquè is a therapist who stacks her Instagram feed with mental health strategies, thought prompts, and important reminders to self.

Resources for LGBTQ Youth

The pandemic has posed unique challenges for LGBTQ youth. LGBTQ youth may not be out or accepted in the home they're staying in during COVID and may not be able to stay connected with their chosen families. They may have to deal with misgendering or other unsupportive comments that can negatively impact their mental health. But know this: a lot of great organizations are increasing their efforts to provide relevant and appropriateresources, supports, and programs.

Start with these LGBTQI2S Mental Health Tips during the COVID-19 pandemic. It also includes a list of online counselling resources.

Youth Line offers confidential and non-judgemental peer support through telephone, text and chat services. Read about their service offerings during COVID-19 here.

Trans Lifeline offers direct emotional support to trans people in crisis. All operators are transgender. The Canadian hotline number is 877-330-6366.

Stuck in quarantine with your homophobic or transphobic family? Here are some tips on things you may be considering.

Resources for Asian Youth

Mental Health Mukbang is a video/podcast from the Asian Mental Health Collective that breaks down big mental health ideas into easily digestible segments.

The Asian Canadian Therapist Directory is a new resource from the Asian Mental Health Collective...and it's exactly what it sounds like!

The Asian Mental Health Instagram account promotes "mental health education for Asians and allies." Their highlights include education, data, tips, news, and resources.

The Brown Girl Therapy Instagram account is the "first and largest mental health community for children of immigrants."

Moving Forward Family Services provides audio relaxation exercises in Mandarin, Arabic, Urdu, Punjabi, Hindi, and Tagalog.

Resources for Indigenous Youth

We Matter is an Indigenous youth-led and nationally registered organization dedicated to Indigenous youth support, hope and life promotion. They're a place to help Indigenous youth get through hard times, whether you need support yourself or want to support someone you know.

The Nunavik Mental Health Resource Guide contains a wide range of resources specific to Nunavik, Quebec, as well as national resources. It links to helplines, chats, Facebook pages, and local Indigenous organizations.

Indigenous Services Canada has developed a video series on COVID-19 that covers topics like how to stay healthy, and how to access services and benefits.

The First Nations Health Authority has published a resource titled Drawing on Indigenous Strengths to Stay Connected and Well that guides the reader through strategies to stay connected during the pandemic.

This one's a long read, but worth the time: The First Nations Mental Wellness Framework.

Helplines

Resources for Muslim Youth

If you haven't heard of Naseeha yet, then we're delighted to introduce you!

7 days a week they answer calls from around the world from Muslims and non-Muslims. They provide a safe zone for youth and individuals to talk and get the help they need. Additionally, they provide workshops to youth across North America, web therapy sessions, and offer texting mental health support 5 days a week.

Resources on Substance Use During COVID-19

The Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction has put together this great resource on substance use during COVID-19. It's broken up into easy-to-navigate sections: Audiences, Specific Topics, Types of Resources, Relaxing Restrictions, and Media Articles.

Kids Help Phone logo available upon request.For any media inquiries, please reach out to media@jack.org. If you have a suggestion for an additional resource, please email us hello@jack.org and put COVID Hub in the subject line.

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This is not a site for personal disclosure of mental health distress, suicidal thoughts or behaviours. If you are in crisis, please call 911 or go to your nearest emergency department for assistance. Powered by: A hub of resources to help you take care of yourself and look out for the people you love during this challenging time.

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Phone: 705-789-9393

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Professional hearing health care centre in Huntsville, ON

The following can be addressed:

Audiometric Assessments ( Hearing tests)

Hearing Aid Evaluations

Hearing Aid Fittings – Digital and Computerized

Real Ear Measurement

Screenings

Tympanometry

Video Otoscopy

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"Quality Service, Quality Sound!" Come Hear with Us!

Welcome to Muskoka Hearing Aids! We have been providing professional hearing health care for the hard-of-hearing throughout Muskoka and the Almaguin district for 38 years. From the moment you enter our office our friendly and qualified staff will make you feel welcome. We pride ourselves in always providing outstanding customer service! Questions? Bring them with you - we will have the answers! Our experienced team of Hearing Instrument Specialists will strive to find the best solution for every individual hearing problem. Our state-of-the-art equipment allows us to choose from the best hearing instruments available. We are and always have been, family owned and operated. Therefore we are not connected to just one hearing aid manufacturer. This allows us the freedom to choose hearing aids from the best in the world. We continually upgrade our skills and education to provide our clientele the latest in hearing instrument technology.

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Muskoka Hearing Aids - Huntsville, ON, "Quality Service, Quality Sound!" Come Hear with us

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Our experienced team of Hearing Instrument Specialists will strive to find the best solution for every individual hearing problem. Our state-of-the-art equipment allows us to choose from the best hearing instruments available. We are and always have been, family owned and operated. Therefore we are not connected to just one hearing aid manufacturer.

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Head Office

One Concorde Gate, Suite 700
Toronto, ON   M3C 3N6
Tel: 416.421.8377
1.800.668.6252
Fax: 416.696.1035
E-mail: info@easterseals.org

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- Integration and accessibility supports
-Equipment funding, Scholarships
- Summer Camps
-Education and resources for parents

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Easter Seals Ontario - Helping Kids with Physical Disabilities Succeed

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Huntsville, ON
Heather Berg: 705.783.5827 |  ceo@thetablefoundation.ca

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Non-profit, non-denominational Christian organization committed to lovingly serve people who are in need in the Muskoka area. If you are hungry, hurting, or homeless and require assistance.
- volunteering oppertunities

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NOTICE TO OUR COMMUNITY
* The Table's Response During this Current Situation*

Please continue to donate food (perishable and non-perishable) and toiletry items that we can share with our guests. Donations can be made during

Food Bank Hours: Tuesday and Friday 12pm to 2pm, and Saturday 11am to 1pm.

Financial donations may be made through our website www.thetablefoundation.ca . Thank you for helping us continue to meet needs together ❤️.

Guests who access our services are asked to be aware of physical distancing, bring their own containers/jars and/or boxes/bags, and not come in person if you are feeling any symptoms of illness. New guests always welcome! Please bring ID and Health Cards for family members (no other questions asked).

Soup Kitchen: Our host churches are closed. Anyone needing a take out meal may bring a container/jar to our Community Kitchen at 11 Hanes St. between 5:00 and 6:30 pm Mondays and Thursdays and we will happily fill it.

Food Bank: We will continue to provide food and other needed items to anyone in need during regular hours (posted above). However, guests will not enter the building, but rather will have a volunteer shop for them. Same food limits will apply and food... will be based on availability. Process will be communicated to guests. Please bring own bags/boxes.

Exchange Store: As the ES is inside the same building as our Food Bank, we will close during this time. Please hold onto all donations until we are operational again. Critical needs may be communicated to Food Bank Leader, however, during Food Bank hours.

Love Connection: Our Birthday Club will continue to offer what we are able and new sign ups are welcome. Prayer will continue 🙏. Special occasion gifts/treats are welcome to be donated and will be shared with guests. Music offerings at the Soup Kitchen meals are on pause. Our bulletin board where needs are posted or items to give away are posted will move to Facebook (see other post). Any practical love you want to share is welcome! All other areas of LC aren't affected based on when they are happening (lots at Christmas...).

Men's Hostel: Our Hostel will remain open until the end of April (and re-open mid-Sept) again this year. The building is once again being rented by Deerhurst for staff accommodation during summer months, which assists us in being able to provide this service during the rest of the year.

Community Kitchen: Our trained and diligent volunteers will prepare take out meals for Soup Kitchen guests and assist with all aspects of food portioning and baking for Food Bank guests. Food Bank lunches will be on hold as they cannot be served in the FB.

Food Rescue: All aspects of picking up food from grocery stores, restaurants, suppliers and elsewhere will continue as long as food is being offered. Food will continue to be brought to the Community Kitchen and Food Bank and shared with guests.

Food Bank Garden: We are looking forward to spring planting! Volunteers are gearing up for our second year of planting and harvesting.

THANK YOU TO ALL WHO DONATE, VOLUNTEER AND PRAY FOR OUR MINISTRY. We will continue to love and serve our community together ❤️🙏.

Heather Cassie can be reached at ceo@thetablefoundation.ca if you have any questions. If you have a need beyond our services or have something more to offer, please communicate on our other post and help each other through this time ❤️.

You are LOVED.

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Please continue to donate food (perishable and non-perishable) and toiletry items that we can share with our guests. Donations can be made during Food Bank Hours: Tuesday and Friday 12pm to 2pm, and Saturday 11am to 1pm. Financial donations may be made through our website www.thetablefoundation.ca .