Search Organizations (English): Black Canadians
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- Jamaican Canadian Association
- http://www.jcassoc.org/
Forms a membership and social services agency working to improve the quality of life for African Canadians, promote Black/Jamaican culture, fight racism, and work in partnership with others who share similar values and goals. Offers settlement services for new immigrants, a parenting program, youth and family counselling, a domestic violence and incest/child sexual abuse program, and various volunteer committees.
(See Details)- Africans in Partnership Against AIDS
- http://www.apaa.ca
Provides education in order to stop the spread of HIV-AIDS; gives support to people who are infected and affected by HIV-AIDS, and establishes linkages with other agencies.
(See Details)- African Community Health Services
Caters to to African immigrants and African Canadians and is dedicated to the promotional of the mental, socio-economic, physical and cultural health of African Canadians, primarily in Ontario. Offers an inter-African HIV/AIDS project that provices supportive education, counselling, and referral and practical support for urban youth, young adults including gay and lesbian youth, troubled youth, youth with addictions and those involved in prostitution.
- African and Carribean Council on HIV/AIDS in Ontario
- http://www.accho.ca/
- Forms a network of organizations and individuals committed to HIV prevention, education, advocacy, research, treatment, care and support for African and Caribbean communities in Ontario. (See Details)
- Canadian Centre on Minority Affairs
- http://www.ccmacanada.org
- The CCMA's mission is to develop and promote social development and public policy initiatives for the Caribbean Canadian community through research, human resources development, public education, advocacy and international cooperation. (See Details)
- Health Association of African Canadians
- http://www.haac.ca/
- Works to provide resources, conduct research, and disseminate research findings to government agencies, institutions, and Black communities, with a long-term vision of seeking policy reform on health issues of African Canadians. (See Details)
- The Olive Branch of Hope Breast Cancer Support Services
- http://www.theolivebranch.ca/index.html
- Provides support services and information to Caribbean and Afro-Canadian cancer patients and their families. (See Details)
- CAP AIDS
- Provides ongoing support to grassroots African organizations that are working to help people resist, survive and overcome the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
- Palpitations
- http://www.palpitations.ca/
- Provides a web site with intelligent, thought provoking, timely and insightful perspective on issues affecting the Black Canadian community. (See Details)
