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- Pavan and his friend Rohit
- Kathleen
- Harry
- Don
















Their primary objective is to enhance the community by providing a range of services and advocating for the success and sense of belonging of individuals from diverse backgrounds, particularly refugees and other vulnerable newcomers. Their vast experience is dedicated to helping these newcomers settle, integrate, and thrive in the London community. For more information, contact Marianne Fischtner, the Newcomer's Speakers' Bureau Coordinator.
The London Cross-Cultural Learner Centre
505 Dundas Street
London, Ontario | N6B 1W4







Natalie and Crystal from The Thames Valley Communication Access Program (TVCAP) confirmed their dedication in supporting adults in the Thames Valley Region who have acquired communication impairments (speech and language difficulties post-stroke, brain injury or progressive disease). They ensure consistent access to ongoing support for recovery, ultimately optimizing their communication capabilities and quality of life. Our mission is to empower these adults with communication impairments by delivering accessible and impactful communication services through group speech therapy.
info.tvcap@gmail.com www.tv-cap.ca
Allyson Watson told us about Roots of Empathy, a school-based program that decreases bullying and aggression in students as well as increases pro social behaviors. A volunteer parent and infant are the heart of the program visiting a classroom 9 times in one school year along with an instructor who attends 2 additional classes for each family visit.
www.rootsofempathy.org https://www.youtube.com/watch?
London, ON N6E 3W5
Canada