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Programs

POV Film

Provisional

POV believes that the creative possibilities of the content production industries hinge on a wider and more inclusive talent pool. Since 2007, we have been leveling the field for talented, untapped youth from across the GTA through training and mentorship opportunities, and by catalyzing sustainable collaborations that lead to meaningful careers in content production.

125 George St
Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre of Toronto
Programs

Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre of Toronto

Provisional

Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre (APNLC) is an adult learning centre located in downtown Toronto. APNLC offers a variety of free learning programs including Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) and Academic Upgrading (AU) classes, as well as one-to-one tutoring delivered with the support of volunteer literacy tutors. Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre (APNLC) offers a variety of free, learner-centred programs including Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) and Academic Upgrading (AU) classes, as well as one-to-one tutoring delivered with the support of volunteer literacy tutors. Our operating hours are flexible and fit into the schedules of most people.

707 Dundas St W
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Legal

IAVGO Community Legal Clinic

IAVGO community legal clinic provides free services to injured workers in Ontario including legal advice, legal representation, public legal education, advocacy training and community development.

55 University Ave., 15th Floor
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Legal

Jane Finch Community Legal Services

Jane Finch Community Legal Services provides free, quality, unbiased legal services, including public legal education, law reform and community development to low income residents within the geographic boundaries of the organization.

1315 Finch Ave West Suite 409
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Programs

Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children/coalition Canadienne Des Droits Des Enfants

The Canadian Coalition for the Rights of Children (CCRC) is a network of Canadian organizations and individuals who promote respect for the rights of children. Its purpose is to: exchange information; provide public education materials about the Convention on the Rights of the Child; monitor implementation of the Convention in Canada; and engage in dialogue with government officials on child rights issues.

55 University Ave
Alphaplus Centre
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Alphaplus Centre

AlphaPlus Centre provides products and services the support the smart use of information and learning technologies. This is done by providing software tools, training and consulting to adult education organizations, so they can teach more effectively and train their students to use everyday technology. In addition AlphaPlus Centre researches innovative learning technologies and practices, disseminates information and provides forums for collaboration and exchange of knowledge.

145 Front St E
CRE - Justice Program
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CRE - Justice Program

Provisional

The Justice program is aimed at building connections with youth across Canada by making access to justice for Indigenous youth possible. The program provides youth with an overview of the justice system and customary Indigenous justice practices. The program provides Indigenous youth with education about diversion programs, training on Gladue, and other Cultural community programming for Indigenous youth facing the justice system. This provides support to Indigenous youth currently incarcerated in open and closed detention centres, and will be carried out by and for Indigenous youth (13-29). This program strives to empower youth by ensuring that they have a voice and are actively participating within the justice system. Youth will gain knowledge and establish meaningful relationships for professional development, as well as the confidence to make connections with Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities within the Canadian justice system.

489 College St
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Programs

Prosper Canada

Provisional

Prosper Canada is a national charity dedicated to expanding economic opportunity for Canadians living in poverty through program and policy innovation.

60 St Clair Ave East Suite 700
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Health

Teresa Group - Child and Family Aid

Provisional

Since 1990 The Teresa Group has evolved from providing support to a handful of children and families to an organization with a dedicated team of professional staff providing a broad range of compassionate frontline services to hundreds of local children and families affected by HIV and AIDS. The Teresa Group also coordinates a Provincial program to distribute infant formula to new moms living with HIV and is a founding member and fiscal agent for the global Coalition on Children Affected by AIDS. The Teresa Group and the Coalition co-organize an international symposium affiliated with each International AIDS Conference. The Teresa Group provides leadership through example, information, education and innovation

124 Merton St Suite 104
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Jewish Family & Child. Gordon S Wolfe Downtown Branch

Provisional

Jewish Family & Child supports the healthy development of individuals, children, families, and communities through prevention, protection, counselling, education and advocacy services, within the context of Jewish values.

35 Madison Ave
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VWAT Family Services

Provisional

The Vietnamese Women’s Association of Toronto is committed to advancing education, providing supportive counselling, promoting healthy living, and encouraging integration for newcomer communities, raising awareness of domestic violence, and fostering community development.

1756 St Clair Ave W
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Programs

Toronto Council Fire Native Cultural Centre

Provisional

To promote and employ Aboriginal people in the area of arts & culture, education, family, business and information technology; To utilize our cultural teaching and language as a base in all work undertaken; To promote and support housing & shelter for Aboriginal people through direct and indirect programming and services; To invest positively in our Aboriginal youth; To enhance the capacity of Aboriginal seniors and elderly in all aspect of their lives; To enter into partnerships with like-minded organizations; To conduct ongoing constructive assessments with the community; To support the economy and sustainability of the community; To continue to build human, cultural and academic capacity; To work with people of the four colors; To continue to build on our natural healing relationship with Mother Earth; and To promote the Celebration of Life.

439 Dundas St East