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Muslim Welfare Centre
At the Muslim Welfare Canada they believe, “Service to Humanity is Service to God.” Their mission is to serve the humanity at large, starting at home and within our local communities, regardless of caste or creed. Locally, they provide individuals in need with food, shelter, free healthcare services, and culturally sensitive communal living. They also offer a free grocery program to the families of students in our school system. With the help of public generosity, their able to expand this program to include the School Nutrition Program. Internationally, their are involved in the fight against child labour and poverty, promoting literacy through their free schools and striving to end hunger. Also they promote good health by funding water exploration projects and free clinics in the third world and providing disaster relief to countries facing natural disasters around the world.
Korean Senior Citizens Society of Toronto
The Korean Senior Citizens Society of Toronto(KSCST) was established to provide critical social, recreational and outreach services for Korean seniors living in the Greater Toronto Area as well as municipalities such as Brantford, Burlington, Hamilton, Milton, Oakville, Mississauga, Richmondhill, Orillia, Newmarket, Barrie, Oshawa and Peterborough. The main objective of KSCST is to improve the well-being and quality of life of Korean seniors through social service programs and recreational and educational activities by trained staff and volunteers.
Parkdale Golden Age Foundation
Parkdale Golden Age Foundation purpose is to improve the quality of life for seniors, persons with disabilities, as well as, adults, families and youth. Parkdale Golden Age Foundation provides leadership, support, education and co-ordination on issues that affect seniors, adults, families and youth in the community.
Psychiatric Patient Advocate Office
The PPAO provides rights advice, education and advocacy services to persons in designated mental health care facilities in Ontario. We ensure the voice of the patient is promoted and their rights are protected.
Chinese and Southeast Asian Legal Clinic
The Chinese and Southeast Asian Legal Clinic (CSALC) is a community based legal clinic funded by Legal Aid Ontario which provides free legal services to low income, non-English speaking clients from the Chinese, Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian We are non-profit and are independent from the government. Our Clinic is overseen by a volunteer community-based Board of Directors. In addition to providing direct legal services, we empower the communities we serve through public legal education. Over the years, many people have attended our education workshops and have received the multi-lingual brochures we produce on various areas of the law.
Dress For Success Toronto
The mission of Dress for Success Toronto® is to empower women to achieve economic independence by providing a network of support, professional attire, and the development tools to help women thrive in work and in life. Working together with agency partners, corporate sponsors, individual donors, and over 300 dedicated volunteers to create real impact in women’s lives.
Métis Nation of Ontario - Toronto Regional Office
Deliver various programs and services for Metis people * education & training, healing & wellness, intergovernmental relations, lands, resources & consultations.
Anishnawbe Health Toronto- Diabetes Program
A multi-disciplinary team of dieticians, diabetes nurse educators, social workers and a chiropodist provides individual, family, and caregiver support for diabetes * the program integrates traditional and western approaches to provide health education and help prevent complications of diabetes * in addition to providing education and support, services include: oral medication, disease management, insulin monitoring and management, nutritional counselling, foot care, and lifestyle management.
YWCA Toronto
YWCA Girls' Centre is a girls-only space. At the Girls' Centre, girls 9 to 18 years of age try new activities, develop skills and discuss topics in a safe place. Girls build leadership skills, enhance their self-esteem, learn to live safely in their communities, make new friends and learn to understand and challenge the world around them. Girls and young women receive support on difficult issues, share ideas, express creativity, explore interests and plan their futures. And they have a lot of fun!
YWCA Toronto
Girls know girls best. The YWCA Girls’ Council is a group of girls and young women who develop, plan and evaluate programs at the YWCA Girls’ Centre. Girls participate in special events, community outreach, advocacy and media initiatives.
Community Legal Education Ontario
Since 1974, CLEO, Community Legal Education Ontario, has developed clear, accurate, and practical legal rights education and information to help people understand and exercise their legal rights. Our work focuses on providing information to people who face barriers to accessing the justice system, including income, disability, literacy, and language. As a community legal clinic and part of Ontario's legal aid system, we work in partnership with other legal clinics and community organizations across the province.
Queen West - Case Management
COVID-19 UPDATE: Hours have been reduced. Case managers can support clients to navigate parts of the social system that impact on their quality of life. This could be in areas of: education, employment, housing, income supports (Ontario Works, ODSP), legal and immigration. Services may include:Support in navigating various systems – education, legal, immigration, housing, employment, pregnancy and parenting supportsEngagement with CASReferrals to other community organizations and government services. Help with completing applications/formsSome accompaniments to key appointments.