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Opening Doors
. . . Growing Together . . . Making a Difference
Who we are
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The Community Resource
Centre (Killaloe) Inc. is people working
in our communities encouraging and supporting
individuals to improve quality of life
for positive growth in family life, cooperation,
right livelihood, and social development.
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Mission
Statement
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To sponsor programs for the benefit
of the community.
To support people in recognizing
and developing the skills and
strength that will enable them to make
informed choices in their
lives.
To reach out actively to all the
people in our catchment area,
recognizing that the rural community has
limited access to services
due to isolation and poverty.
To provide services and programs which are: integrated,
holistic,
innovative, flexible, and accessible,
in a safe and welcoming
environment.
To develop services and programs
in keeping with the evolving
needs of children and adults in the community.
To promote close working relationships among service
providers,
users and sponsors.
To encourage the exchange of information
and ideas, recognizing
that we all learn from one another.
To operate internally in accordance
with our guiding principles.
To strive for a balance between
human and organizational needs.
To operate as a model for social
change and service delivery.
The
Community Resource Centre (Killaloe) Inc.
is a non profit corporation
established to serve families in south
west Renfrew County
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developing
services and programs in keeping
with the evolving needs
of children and adults in the
community; |
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providing
services and programs which are
integrated, holistic, innovative,
flexible and accessible in a safe
and welcoming environment |
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encouraging
the exchange of information and
ideas, recognizing that we all
learn from one another; |
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supporting
individuals in recognizing and
developing the skills and strengths
that will enable them to make
informed choices in their lives |
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The
Community Resource Centre (CRC) was established
in 1987 as a project of Women Initiating Responsible
Change, a non-profit corporation. It was funded
initially by a small Community & Neighborhood
Support Services Program (CNSSP) grant from
the Ontario Ministry of Community and Social
Services. The CRC was incorporated as a non-profit
corporation in September 1991.
The affairs of CRC are administered by a Board
of Directors (11 seats) elected annually by
the membership. Many of our directors are
single parents who have school age and younger
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Spring is here and so are the BUGS. Please protect
yourself against west Nile, check out Health
Canada's web site for information on how to protect your
family.
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