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 The first tenant to join The Chris Dawson Centre, on April 27, 2009 was the Alzheimer Society. More than 500,000 Canadians are living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia. Of these, more than 71,000 are under the age of 60. At the present time, approximately 2,200 persons in Sarnia-Lambton have a diagnosis of dementia. For more information, please click on their logo, or hyperlink below.
Contact: Judy Doan, Executive Director
Phone: 519-332-4444
Email: jdoan@alzheimer.sarnia.com
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 The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton joined The Chris Dawson Centre August 1, 2009. The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton continues to invest in programs and services that have a direct impact on individuals served, as well as the community at large. currently, the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton supports 27 local agencies and 50 programs and services and they're gearing up to kick-off their Fall campaign. For more information, please click on their logo.
Contact: Dave Brown, Executive Director
Phone: 519-336-5452
Email: dave@theunitedway.on.ca
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 Since its inception in Sarnia in 1991, the Breast Cancer Society of Canada has been a major national organization funding Canadian breast cancer research. Their national fundraiser, Dress For The Cause, held in October has raised million of dollars for Canadian breast cancer research. For more information on how you can participate in their annual fundraiser, please contact them directly.
Contact: Marsha Davidson, Executive Director
Phone: 519-336-0746
Email:mdavidson@bcsc.ca
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 Every day three Canadians are diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, the most common neurological disease affecting young people, some as young as two years old. 75,000 Canadians have MS but that does not mean that there is no hope. For more information please click on their logo.
Contact: Yvonne McInnes, Chapter Coordinator
Phone: 519-332-4015
Email: yvonne.mcinnes@mssociety.ca
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 The Lambton Seniors Association was formed in 1990 with representatives from 70 seniors groups in Lambton County to identify concerns that affect their quality of life. Their Handman-Handywoman Program, helps seniors and the disabled continue to live independently in their own homes has helped improve the quality of life for many seniors in Lambton County. For more information about their organization and how they could help you, please contact
Donna or Sharen at lseniors@ebtech.net
Phone: 519-339-8866
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 The Chris Dawson Centre is proud to announce it’s newest tenant partner and that is The Canadian Hearing Society. The Canadian Hearing Society is a not-for-profit agency and the leading provider of services, products, and information that remove barriers to communication, advance hearing health, and promote equity for people who are culturally deaf, oral deaf, deafened and hard of hearing. TCHS is governed by a board of directors, the majority of whom are deaf, deafened, or hard of hearing. For more information about their organization and how they could help you, please contact
Marilyn Reid, Regional Director, or Janet Bartlett, Office Manager
Phone:519-337-8307
Email: jbartlett@chs.ca
Our newest tenant!
Developmental Services Ontario (DSO) South West Region – This organization assists adults with developmental disabilities connect to services and supports in their community. The DSO provides information regarding developmental services and supports, confirms eligibility for service, and completes the application for services that will help adults with developmental disabilities meet their goals and address their needs.
Beth George-Watson, Assessor/Service Navigator or Liz Prendergast, Executive Director
Phone:519-344-2629
Email: bethgeorge-watson@dsoswr.ca
Email: lizprendergast@cscn.on.ca
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