Name

Phone

Address

Action Life
Action Life (Ottawa) Inc. is a non-denominational, non-profit organization dedicated to creating a community of love and respect for human life from conception to natural death through public education.

(613) 798-4494

309-376 Churchill Avenue North

Big Brothers Big Sisters Ottawa
Big Brothers Big Sisters is about the power of friendship. The bigs and littles in our program experience the magic of everyday moments when they are shared with a friend.

(613) 247-4776

39 Camelot Drive, Suite D200

Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa-Carleton
To provide a safe, supportive place where children and youth can experience new opportunities, overcome barriers, build positive relationships and develop confidence and skills for life.

(613) 232-0925

2825 Dumaurier Avenue.

Canadian Child Care Federation
The Canadian Child Care Federation is a bilingual, non-profit, member-based organization established in 1987. We’ve grown to include over 21 provincial and territorial affiliate organizations.

(613) 729-5289

383 Parkdale Avenue, Suite 201

Canadian Home and School Federation
The Canadian Home and School Federation, the national voice of parents, promotes excellence in public education as well as the social well being of children and youth.

(902) 835-4650

212-250 Holland Avenue

Canadian Institute of Child Health
Dedicated to promoting and protecting the health, well-being and rights of all children and youth through monitoring, education and advocacy.

(613) 230-8838

384 Bank Street, Suite 300

Canadian Mothercraft of Ottawa-Carleton
Canadian Mothercraft of Ottawa-Carleton is a charitable, non-profit organization, accountable to its clients and the community through an elected Board of Directors composed of service users and community members.

(613) 728-1839

475 Evered Avenue.

Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Support Programs Inc.
Candlelighters is a not-for-profit volunteer organization that provides comfort and resources to young cancer patients being treated in Eastern Ontario and to those they depend on for strength and support.

(613) 715 9157

311 Richmond Road Suite 201.

Capital Day Care Centre Inc.
Capital Day Care Centre is a non-profit, co-operative daycare centre licensed by the Ontario Ministry of Community Services as well as the Ministry of Children's Services.

(613) 733-8208

1230 Bank Street.

Children at Risk
Children at Risk was incorporated as a charitable organization in 1979. It provides services in the Greater Ottawa area to families with children diagnosed within the Autism Spectrum Disorders.

(613) 741-8255

235 Donald Street

Children/Youth as Peacebuilders
Children/Youth as Peacebuilders is an international federation of young people and organizations dedicated to the rights of children and youth living in conflict and post-conflict situations and their participation in peacebuilding to restore homes, families and countries.

613-565-7161

69 Poplar Street.

Christie Lake Kids
Today Christie Lake Kids operates two main programs: Christie Lake Camp and Christie Lake S.T.A.R.

(613) 742-6922

400 Coventry Road

Elizabeth Fry Society of Ottawa
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Ottawa is a United Way member agency devoted to helping women and female youth who are, or may be, at risk of coming into conflict with the law.

(613) 237-7427

211 Bronson Avenue, Suite 311

Family Service Canada
Our mission is to promote families as the primary source of nurture and development of individuals, to promote quality services which strengthen families and communities and to advocate policies and legislation which advance family well-being in Canada.

(613) 722-9006

383 Parkdale Avenue, #404

FRP Canada
The Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs (FRP Canada) promotes the well-being of families by providing national leadership, consultation and resources to those who care for children and support families.

(613) 237-7667

707 - 331 Cooper Street

Helping for a United Good
To educate the children of the world about each other's cultures and faiths, to emphasize the common threads that bind humanity, foster understanding, with a goal to break the cycle of violence and hatred passed from generation to generation

613-722-7278

43 Eccles Street.

National Capital Children's Oncology Care Inc.
Parents and children from all walks of life, from Northern Ontario, Kingston to Cornwall, and from as far away as Newfoundland, look to Ronald McDonald House in times of crisis. The House is owned and operated by the National Capital Children's Oncology Care, Inc., a not-for-profit organization.

(613) 737-5523

407 Smyth Road

Operation Go-Home
Operation Go Home works to help street-involved and at-risk youth from all over Canada through the Five Pillars of services and programs: Drop-In, Education, Employment, Outreach, and Reunite.

(613) 230-4663

P.O. Box 53157

Ottawa Chapter, Children's International Summer Villages
CISV is an independent, non-political, volunteer organization, promoting cross-cultural friendship, through a variety of educational programs for youth and adults in 60 countries around the world.

(613) 230-2949

P.O. Box 1384, Station B

Ottawa-Carleton New Beginnings for Youth Incorporated
New Beginnings for Youth is an Ottawa based not-for-profit charitable organization serving the needs of youth since 1986. We offer a variety of programs that encourage life long learning outside of the traditional classroom.

(613) 236-1656

93 O\'Connor Street