Filipino Media, Community and Education in Ottawa

CUFSA is the Carleton University Students' Association club for Filipino culture and students in Ottawa. It runs events featuring traditional Filipino games, hangouts, karaoke and sports, and is open to students of all backgrounds.

Central Tagalog Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses is a Tagalog-language congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses in Ottawa, Ontario, registered with the Canada Revenue Agency since 2014.

Couples for Christ Ottawa is the Ottawa community of the Philippine-founded Catholic family renewal movement and its family ministries. It runs the Christian Life Program and household groups and holds the Ottawa ANCOP Walk at Andrew Haydon Park.

Ottawa chapter of El Shaddai DWXI Prayer Partners Fellowship International, the Catholic charismatic movement founded in the Philippines by Bro. Mike Velarde. It holds weekly Sunday prayer gatherings (gawain) at Assumption of Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Vanier, plus Life in the Spirit seminars and an annual anniversary celebration.

The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in Vanier is known as the Filipino Parish of Ottawa and is the spiritual home of the city's Filipino Catholic community. It celebrates a Sunday noon Mass in Tagalog and keeps Filipino traditions such as Pabasa, Santacruzan and the nine-day Simbang Gabi novena.

Filipino Community Church is a Christian and Missionary Alliance church on Codd's Road in Ottawa, founded in 1996 by a Bible study group. Its members come mainly from Filipino families across Ottawa, from Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano and Ilonggo regions.

Ottawa congregation of the Iglesia ni Cristo, the Philippine-founded church, meeting at its chapel on Briggs Avenue in Nepean. The chapel also hosts the Capital City congregation of the Ecclesiastical District of Eastern Ontario.

JIL Ottawa West is a chapter of Jesus Is Lord Church, the Philippine church founded by Eddie Villanueva. It holds a Sunday afternoon service at St. Stephen's Anglican Church on Watson Street in Ottawa.

Youth-led not-for-profit for young Filipino-Canadians that runs Pinoys on Parliament, the national Filipino youth leadership conference held each year in Ottawa. It also offers mentorship, a national scholarship and community events.

Ottawa-Gatineau chapter of the Knights of Rizal, the fraternal order that honours Dr Jose Rizal. With the Philippine Embassy it holds the annual Rizal birth anniversary wreath-laying and investiture rites for new knights.

Non-profit association established in 1995 for Filipino-Canadian seniors in the Ottawa Valley. It holds monthly birthday celebrations, computer literacy and wellness sessions, music, dancing and field trips, and publishes the OVFCSCA Gazette community newspaper.

Non-profit Filipino-Canadian community organization founded in 1999 in Ottawa. It runs activities for seniors and newcomers, financial literacy workshops, heritage and culture events and the Ugnayan Fund for community groups, from an office at the Rideau Community Hub on St. Laurent Boulevard.

Ottawa division of the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary, a volunteer civilian organization of Filipino-Canadians. It runs community service and environmental activities such as coastal clean-ups at Britannia Beach and Park.

Community committee that leads Philippine Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month celebrations in Ottawa. It organizes the annual Independence Day picnic at Larkin Park, a thanksgiving Mass and the Philippine Independence Gala.

The Feast Algonquin is a campus Feast Light of the Light of Jesus Family, the Philippine-founded Catholic community, meeting at Algonquin College in Ottawa. It is a Filipino-led worship gathering for students and young adults.

The Feast Ottawa is a prayer gathering of the Light of Jesus Family, the Philippine-founded Catholic community of Bro. Bo Sanchez, for people living in and around Ottawa. It meets twice a month at St. Elizabeth Parish Hall with Holy Mass, worship and talks.

Ottawa's long-running Filipino radio program on campus and community station CKCU 93.1 FM at Carleton University, started in 1992 by Dan de Castro. Volunteer DJs present Filipino music, interviews and community news on Tuesday evenings.