18 services found(2ms)
MLSE Foundation - Community Action Grant
Our grant funds are dedicated to supporting Ontario-based organizations who are using sport and recreation to build a more equitable tomorrow. Community Action Grants enable us to grant up to $50,000 to organizations that are creating positive outcomes for youth in physical health, mental health, academic achievement, and work readiness.
Senior Helpers
Senior Helpers offers services ranging from daily peace of mind visits to live-in care. Whether you want a companion to stop in for a few hours during the day or need help with meals and medication reminders, we'll strive to create a treatment plan that meets your needs.
PCLS - Housing Rights
Tenants in Parkdale are up against bad landlords, greedy developers, and other threats to the neighbourhood. Often, these challenges result in legal problems that staff at Parkdale Community Legal Services can help with. From disrepair and harassment by landlords to illegal rent increases and threats of eviction, PCLS caseworkers can help tenants to ensure that their rights are respected. Depending on the type and specifics of the case, PCLS caseworkers can gather and asses evidence, write demand letters to landlords, negotiate agreements, or represent tenants at the Landlord Tenant Board. If you are a tenant in Parkdale and you have any of these issues, come in for an intake and speak to a caseworker.
KBCLS - Advice and Representation
Free summary advice is provided on request in our areas of legal practice. Where the clinic has a conflict of interest, or potential conflict of interest, we may be required to refer you to other services available to you. Representation is free and available to clients who meet eligibility guidelines and whose legal problem falls within our areas of practice. If we are unable to provide representation, we will refer clients to the appropriate legal, community or government services.
Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood and Community Health Centre
Davenport-Perth Neighbourhood and Community Health Centre (DPNCHC) is a respected multi-service agency located in Toronto’s West End.
South Etobicoke Community Legal Services
South Etobicoke Community Legal Services (SECLS) is a non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to providing free legal services to low-income people in the South Etobicoke area of Toronto, Ontario. Our Mission is protecting and promoting the legal welfare of community members by offering services to the community through a network of volunteers and staff members, where language, financial hardship or disability will not act as barriers.
Vietnamese Association, Toronto - Downtown
Founded in 1972, the Vietnamese Association, Toronto (VAT) developed from a volunteer-based socialization group to a non-profit multi-service agency. Settlement and AdaptationSettlement CounsellingInformation and orientation to Canadian LifeReferral to community services and resourcesAdvocacyDocumentation and filling out formsEmployment related services employment CounsellingResume/cover letter preparation job searching strategies & interview tipsUsage of phone, fax, photocopierEmployment workshops other ServicesShort-term family and supportive counselling problem gambling counseling access to Government income assistance programs computer tutorial classes for beginners healthy and community workshops for seniors and women Tai Chi exercise
Parkdale Community Information Centre Toronto
Parkdale Community Information Centre is a non-profit charitable community service centre. We are committed to meeting the diverse and changing needs of the Parkdale community through the delivery of accessible, effective programs and services. The Centre helps people living in Parkdale to access community and government resources and services; enabling them to live more independently; and encourages them to participate more fully in community life. The Centre particularly targets low-income, vulnerable, disadvantaged, and marginalized populations in Parkdale including newcomers, immigrants, refugees and people with disabilities.
Project Work. Supported Employment Program
Project Work helps persons with intellectual disabilities achieve and keep meaningful employment to build inclusive workplaces and thriving communities in the GTA.
Springboard Central Toronto - Youth Court Action Planning Program (YCAPP)
A voluntary program for youth before the courts needing support in connecting to community resources. After a comprehensive risk/needs assessment with the youth, YCAPP counsellors build a personalized plan to address the youth’s behaviours in partnership with the youth, their families, defense counsel, and community partners. Counsellors follow-up and support youth until their matters in court are complete.
Toronto City Hall
The 24/7 gateway to City information, programs and services available in more than 180 languages.
Toronto Police Service
Service at our Core:by respecting and upholding the rights and freedoms of all people in all our interactions, free from bias or stereotype, seeking to understand and help others by making a difference; and asking ourselves,Do the right thing:by acting professionally, with integrity, and without prejudice, even in the most challenging circumstances, when no one is watching, and on and off duty; holding others accountable to the same standards; challenging any inappropriate behavior; and asking ourselves,Connect with Compassion:by treating all people with empathy, respect, equity and dignity; going the extra mile to ensure others feel safe, supported, included, engaged and valued; standing up for those who cannot stand up for themselves; valuing others life experiences; and asking ourselves,