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Grow Roots in your Community, not into your Couch!
WANTED: Young adults in Ottawa or Kingston with Asperger Syndrome aged 18 to 28 looking to achieve a more balanced lifestyle. Looking to become more productive in the New Year? Hoping to obtain better grades in post secondary school or to gain meaningful employment? Transition to Life will offer you the tools. Submit an application by January 23rd
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Thank you to the Christmas Cheer Volunteers!
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