Since October 2000, ACTS has promoted healthy family and community lifestyles through a broad range of individual and group-oriented services and programs for people of all ages – in a safe, non-threatening environment. Some of these include Sports Camps, Friday night Youth Drop-in, Birthday Parties, Hockey Treadmill and sport-specific training.

Ontario's Maternal Newborn and Early Child Development Resource Centre supports service providers across the province of Ontario who are working on health promotion projects to improve the health of expectant parents and their young children. The Centre provides workshops and conferences, resources, consultations, and subject-specific information.

The Caledon Centre is a unique blend of amenities and services that will support your goals of health and well being in a facility that has something for everyone. As soon as you enter this open-concept barrier-free facility, you will experience a sense of belonging. Adults, children, youth, families and seniors all have a place at our Centre - whether it's recreating together or embarking on a personal fitness program. Summer camps offered for 2010 include: Summer Activity Camp, Summer Riding Camp and Crafty Campers. Call for details.

The CMHA is a nation-wide charitable organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resiliency and recovery of people experiencing mental illness.

The CPS works to increase public awareness and education about the health needs and health care of children and youth. Our goal is to help parents make informed decisions about their children’s health by producing reliable and accessible health information for parents and others who care for children.

For over a decade, CAPPA's mission has been to offer comprehensive, evidence-based education, certification, professional membership and training to childbirth educators, lactation educators, labor doulas, antepartum doulas and postpartum doulas worldwide. CAPPA is proud to provide new and expectant families access to these professionals here.

The Canadian Doula Association, Registry and Education. Providing access to trained doulas, who abide by a Code of Ethics and Standard of Practice. Educating the public, health care community and third party insurers as to the benefits of doula presence for childbearing women and their families.

DPSN provides a network of supports to parents of school-aged children in Dufferin County. DPSN helps create and strengthen healthy family capacities through training and education. They assists parents in raising children with: Pro-social behaviour, Reduced Violence, Less substance abuse, fewer feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression, Greater self-esteem, higher grades. Spring and fall workshops are available; parents must pre-register.

The purpose of Ontario's Healthy Babies Healthy Children Program is to help children get a healthy start in life. The program does this by helping infants and children up to age six and their families through screening and assessments, referrals to community programs and services and supports for new parents.

KidSport helps remove financial barriers so that all kids can play sports. If KidSport Orangeville is not in your area contact the provincial office @ 416-426-7171 or adamv@kidsportcanada.ca

Mental Health Service Information Ontario is a province-wide information and referral service providing Ontarians with round-the-clock access to information about mental health services and supports across the province.

Midwives are specialists in the care of healthy women and babies. They provide comprehensive maternity care during pregnancy, birth and for 6 weeks postpartum. Fully funded through the Ministry of Health.

Mono Nordic is a non-profit, community based cross country ski club, operations centered in the lovely Monora Park in Orangeville, with great groomed trails during the winter. We rely heavily upon volunteers to make our Club one of the most popular in southern Ontario for recreational as well as racing skiers. We hope you can join us this season! Great family rates.

Pregnancy and breastfeeding resources and information about risk or safety of prescription and over-the-counter medications for pregnant/breastfeeding mothers.

Run Dufferin is a non-profit organization whose goal is to support and promote health, fitness, community, and especially...running in and around Dufferin County.This is also the home of our running group, the Dufferin Tornadoes.

Free 24-hour access to a registered nurse. Telehealth Ontario is a free, confidential telephone service you can call to get health advice or general health information from a Registered Nurse. That means quick, easy access to a qualified health professional, who can assess your symptoms and help you decide your best first step. NOTE: A call to Telehealth Ontario does not replace 911 — that's always the first number you should call in emergency situations.

The Parks and Recreation Department has something for everyone. So if you feel like getting away from it all, drop by one of the Town's recreation facilities -- the Tony Rose Memorial Sports Centre located at 40 Fead Street or the Alder Street Recreation Centre located at 275 Alder Street -- and enjoy some great recreational opportunities.

Providing programs of Fun, Fitness and Fundamental gymnastics skills to the youth of Orangeville and surrounding areas, from age 18-months to 18 years. Parent/Child, Kindergym, Junior to Recreational, Trampoline and Competitive classes.

Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health is an essential community health service with dedicated staff who focus on promoting and protecting the health of our community. We offer programs that: promote healthy infant and child development, responsive parenting, positive mental, reproductive, sexual and dental health; prevent cancer, heart disease, substance abuse, tobacco use and injuries; protect our communities from communicable and infectious disease, and environmental hazards such as contaminated food and waste.