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This year, the Federated Appeal is working to reach a goal of $951,000 to support its 31 member agencies. Formed in 1941, its purpose as a one campaign for voluntary contriâ€" bution is to support a broad range of community services. The following is a list of the member agencies and a brief description of each : Victorian Order of Nurses Provides visiting nursing and rehabilitation services at home for all age groups. Catholic Youth Organization The CYO involves youth by sponsoring and promoting a full set of activities in athletic, social,. cultural and comâ€" munity service fields. Canadian National Institute for the Blind \ Helps those with visual impairment to live with their handicap. Provides vocational guidance, job placement. Braille and talking books, carneal transplants, and educaâ€" tion to prevent blindness. Young Women‘s Christian Association Multiâ€"service membership agency providing group work. recreation, physical and health education, camping. Canadian Red Cross Society The Red Cross is a worldâ€"wide humanitarian movement which provides homemaker services, blood donor clinics and water safety for the community. Sea Cadets ‘ Sea Cadets serves boys 13 to 18 years of age, giving citiâ€" zenship training using the Navy as a base. Boy Scouts of Canada e Ds fielps boys develop qualities of leadership. selfâ€"reliance, citizenship, physical and mental fitness. Birthright of Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo _ â€" o Birth?ight is a telephone counselling service, offering kind words and help to pregnancyâ€"distressed girls. Girl Guides Promotes, coâ€"ordinates and directs Guide movement providing girls 7â€"20 with program including music, arts and crafts, study of homemaking, camping, and the developâ€" ment of leadership qualities. Ray of Hope Ray of Hope is a home for homeless teenage boys on probation and the only facility in Ontario providing this service. Big Sister Movement of Kâ€"W Inc. The Big Sister volunteers are concerned and dedicated women. The Big Sisters provide a stable, friendly oneâ€"toâ€" one relationship between a girl in need and a mature, reâ€" sponsible woman. Kâ€"W Y.M.C.A. Provides multiâ€"facet program to meet educational. spiritâ€" ual, physical and social needs of youth and adults. ' Big Brother Association S ols uk ut . : Nes eA t isnn docinetaoanh stt Enables fatheriess boys aged 6â€"18 to grow up with the guidance of an interested mature man. Canadian Mental Health Association Provides help to mental patients, assists patients to reâ€" enter community life after release, provides education to prevent mental illness. ~ Canadian Cancer Society Canadian Cancer Society is continually working to proâ€" vide aids and service to cancer patients. Pain relieving drugs, dressings and home visits are only a few of the many vital services. Salvation Army . The Salvation Army in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo aids more than 4,380 persons through Christian work and deeds, anâ€" nually. March of Dimes The Rehabilitation Foundation for the Disabled exists to provide medical and vocational rehabilitation for physiâ€" cally disabled adults who are over the age of nineteen. Kâ€" W Counselling Services This organization offers a confidential professional counselling service to individuals and families on matters related to marital problems, personality difficulties, parentâ€" child conflict, budgeting and other problems requiring proâ€" fessional counselling services. Kidney Foundation ‘Their program centres around working with kidney paâ€" tients at the Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo Hospital in addition to furthering national research and general information reâ€" lating to kidney disease. Canadian Arthritis Society Provides treatment to referred arthritis patients in the Centre or at home. Carries on research and education reâ€" garding this disease. Federated Appeal â€" This is where your money goes V k & ’f, ; s s «4 $ «~y ( SHAMPOO & SET Special $4"° SHAMPOO, CUT & STYLE Special $§° Call Georgina Preston Open Daily also l 743â€"7784 * e aange * * BEAUTY SALON Coiffure Cottage PERMS 1/2 PRICE Reg. $20.00, Now ‘410°*° | Reg. $25.00, Now ‘12" ® Reg. $30.00, Now 15 “; (Body, Medium or Curly) The local chapter supplies wheelchairs to patients along with numerous other selfâ€"help devices. Multiple sclerosis is a mystery to everyone. Research is a key to finding a cure to this dreaded, crippling disease. Kâ€" W Planned Parenthood This organization‘s main goal is that establishing an educational program in our community. The organization is not proâ€"abortion, and makes available through an educaâ€" tional program information related to the roles and resâ€" ponsibility of parenthood. C St. John Ambulance Teaches first aid, home nursing and child care. Provides volunteer first aid services at public gatherings and emerâ€" gencies as required. House of Friendship â€" S The House of Friendship is truly charity. It is a hostel providing short term overnight accommodation and giving meals to homeless and transient men. Interfaith Pastoral Counselling . The centre is a combined venture of the Jewish, Roman Catholic and Protestant religious groups which was esâ€" tablished to offer pastoral counselling to individuals, couâ€" ples and families. John Howard Society Provides services to men and women in prison and after release, and to their families; counsels parents; teachers and youngsters on current social problems:; works with government on penal reform and community health. Services for the Physically Disabled ~ The physically disabled in Kitchenerâ€"Waterloo are transâ€" People are sometimes the innocent victims of violent crime. | This is what Ontario is doing to help compensate them. _ Here in Ontario, we have a law called ‘"The Compensation for Victims of Crime Act." It is administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board. Happily, not too many people need to use it. But when someone is injured or killed by a crime of violence which is an offence against the Criminal Code of Canada, your Ontario Government may award compenâ€" sation to the victim, a person responsible for supporting the victim, or the depenâ€" dants of the victim. Province of Ontario William Davis, Premier ported to and from activities by volunteers in a specially designed van. Deaf and Hard of Hoearing Coâ€"ordinates services to deaf and hard of hearing. Proâ€" vides vocational and personal counselling job placement, audiological assessments, psychological services, interâ€" preting, parent guidance and preâ€"school education, classes in lipâ€"reading and sign language, and socialâ€"recreational programs. Catheolic Social Services The Catholic Social Services‘ prime role is counselling those in financial distress, and each year they help plan the budgets and work with creditors in organizing finances of people with money problems. Creative Energies Centre Offering programs in education, recreation and social services. The Creative Energies Centre in the past three and oneâ€"half years has become a learning resource centre, in our community. aterioo Chronicle, Wednesday, February 25, 1976 â€" Among the crimes for which compensaâ€" tion may be awarded are murder, woundâ€" ing, assault and rape. And victims do not need to be the persons against whom the crime was originally directed. People killed or injured while preventing or attempting to prevent a crime against another person, arresting or attempting to arrest someone committing such a crime, or assisting a lawâ€"enforcement officer may also receive compensation. Coampensation may be awarded for: e expenses incurred as a result of death or a result of the victim‘s death. Compensation may also be awarded for other results of violent crime. Applications for compensation must be made within one year of the injury or death, but the applicant should apply as soon as possibleâ€"not wait for a court to convict the alleged criminal. injury, e monetary loss incurred because of the victim‘s inability to work, e monetary loss incurred by dependants as For enquiries, an application form, or a brochure explaining the Act in detail, contact: Criminal Injuries Compensation Board 505 University Avenue (3rd floor) Toronto, Ontario MSG 1X4 Ministry of the Attorney General Roy McMurtry, Attorney General FOR OUT OF THIS WORLD