51 services found(14ms)
Childhood Arthritis Camps - Travel Grant - Arthritis Society Canada
Provides grants up to $500 to help families participate and travel to an in-person childhood arthritis camp hosted by the Arthritis Society.
Salvation Army, Community and Family Services
Community and Family Services emergency material assistance including food, household effects as available crisis intervention meals program (Saturdays) Christmas Assistance Program for existing clients residential summer camp for children
Scarborough Health Network
Supportive housing for patients with serious mental illness, who are homeless or at risk of homelessness: Gatesview House - capacity 6; 25 Neilson - capacity 30 Pathways - program for adults with serious mental illness psycho-educational groups work activity social/recreation opportunities medication clinic
West Neighbourhood House
Family Drop-In Programs connect with other families, share experiences access parenting support resources participate in informative sessions or workshops aimed at supporting their children's development Two locations in the downtown-Toronto west area: 1033 King St W 248 Ossington Ave One-to-One Parent Support connect families with a Registered Early Childhood Educator (RECE) who can support families with information related to their child's development Pope Francis Catholic School, 319 Ossington Ave Holy Family Catholic School, 141 Close Ave Dr. Rita Cox - Kina Minogok Public School, 100 Close Ave Children and Youth Programs After-School Program from September to June Summer Day Camp
Toronto City Mission
Community services after school programs for children and youth in various locations summer camps for children and families March break, summer day camps for elementary school children tutoring, homework assistance teen leadership programs
Crohn's and Colitis Canada
Research organization with a goal to help find a cure for Crohn's disease and Ulcerative Colitis * provides services for children and adults living with Crohn's disease and Ulcerative Colitis Services include: Camp Got to Go GO Here Washroom Access Program online peer-to-peer support education and fundraising events
Diabetes Canada
Education and services for people with diabetes and healthcare professionals * advocates on behalf of people with diabetes * supports and funds diabetes research * develops and publishes clinical practice guidelines for healthcare professionals involved with diabetes treatment Operates summer camps for children with Type 1 diabetes * operates Clothesline clothing donation program * partners with pharmacies through the Community Pharmacy Outreach Program Virtual learning : Courses, webinar, videos, and question-and-answer sessions Clinical Practice Guidelines Services and Programs: Ontario Monitoring for Health Program
Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Provides child and family service program information.
Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Provides child and family service program information.
Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Provides child and family service program information.
Native Child and Family Services of Toronto
Provides child and family service program information.
Senior Adult Services Active Living Centre - SMBH
SAS began as an initiative of the Spadina/Bloor Inter-Church Council in May 1972, offering several weekly activities and special events such as spring tea and friendly visiting for a dozen seniors. The organization has had roots in the Annex since its founding. Most activities were held at the Bloor Street United Church or St. Thomas Anglican Church until 2000, when the programs were moved to the Senator Croll Building (formerly known as the Rochdale College). In the Fall of 2018 SAS moved out of its home in the Annex and relocated to St. Matthews-Bracondale House at Christie and St. Clair. Over the years, SAS has evolved into a full-time program, offering recreation, exercise, wellness and social activities to a growing seniors population who are living longer. Our programs bring seniors together to address the problems of social isolation, which have been proven to be detrimental to health. Our programs would not be possible without funding from the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care, Toronto Central Local Health Integration Network, Ontario Ministry of Senior Affairs and the City of Toronto Community Service.