The Francophone Wellness Network of Northern Ontario (RMEFNO) is one of two French-language health networks in Ontario that have a dual mandate as a network (federal) and an entity (provincial). The Network, in collaboration with its partners, plans, and networks and ensures community engagement in order to improve access and equity to health services in French.

Novocentre offers free training in French in the communities of Thunder Bay, Ignace, Dryden, Kenora, and Red Lake. The training enables adults of all ages to improve their skills to reach their full potential at work, at home, in school, and in the community. It affects different fields of study such as the improvement of oral and written expression, calculation, computer science, and the management of one’s learning.

Féminin Pluri-Elles (FPE) is a non-profit organization that brings together francophone women in Thunder Bay, Ontario. FPE is committed to providing opportunities for French-speaking women to come together and thrive in safety in all aspects of daily life by providing information forums, learning sessions and moments of socialization and entertainment.
Email: fpe@centrelles.com

The Club culture francophone de Thunder Bay (formerly Club Canadien-Français de Thunder Bay) is a non-profit organization that brings together and unites Francophones of all ages in the Thunder Bay region and surrounding areas. The main objectives of the CCF are to promote the social, cultural, and community development of the Francophone population.

Accueil francophone de Thunder Bay was created in 1986 to help Francophones in Northwestern Ontario obtain medical services in their own language. Accueil is subsidized by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care.

Centr’Elles – Centre des femmes francophones du Nord-Ouest de l’Ontario is an organization whose goal is to work to :

• Prevent, counter, alleviate and put an end to all forms of violence against women by offering them, in particular, reception, listening, counseling and support services, accompaniment, practical assistance, and by referring them, when necessary, to competent authorities;
• Alleviate the poverty of needy families attending the center by providing food, clothing, a community kitchen program and, if necessary, defray the costs of transportation, medication, and essential products for personal hygiene
• Respecting the rights and the multiplicity of choices available to women;
• Develop and maintain regional and provincial partnerships.

AFNOO – Association des francophones du Nord-Ouest de l’Ontario- is a non-profit organization founded in 1977 by Francophones who care about the well-being of Francophone residents of the vast territory of Northwestern Ontario. AFNOO is an umbrella organization that works within the Francophone community and includes 28 groups and organizations. AFNOO was formed to inform and seek the cooperation of all Francophones in advancing the determination of an identity and recognition in Ontario