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Native Men's Residence (Na-Me-Res) in Toronto, Canada is dedicated to helping homeless Indigenous men rediscover their mino bimaadiziwin, or good life, through outreach, temporary, transitional, and permanent housing, and more. Their Indigenous cultural-based approach focuses on taking care of the whole person with respect and spirit. Through their programs and support, Na-Me-Res aims to address the imbalance of Indigenous homelessness in Toronto, where despite making up only 0.5% of the city's population, 15% of those experiencing homelessness are Indigenous. Success stories like John's highlight the impact of their work in empowering individuals to reconnect with their cultural roots and build a better future. Generated from their website

The Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture in Toronto, ON provides support and assistance to individuals who have experienced torture and trauma. With a focus on healing and empowerment, the center offers a range of services to help survivors rebuild their lives and find hope for the future. Generated from their business information

Waterfront Toronto is dedicated to the revitalization of the waterfront area, transforming lands by the lake while prioritizing the health of Lake Ontario's inner harbour through initiatives such as habitat restoration and flood management. Their commitment to accessibility ensures that the waterfront is a vibrant and connected space that belongs to everyone. With a focus on design excellence and environmental management, Waterfront Toronto aims to create green, resilient communities that foster innovation and inclusive growth. The organization actively engages with the public and stakeholders to enhance the waterfront experience for all visitors and residents. Generated from the website