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The Student Helpline
The Student Helpline is still providing leading academic services to a diverse crowd spanning from high schooners to researchers, as well as anybody in the urge of high-quality assignments, articles, dissertations, research papers, and SOP writing assistance. Our crew of verified academic experts, our headquarter, and seven additional offices in places such as Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States of America, Russia, Germany, and Singapore persist to flourish and develop, as do our regular snack expenditures.
Kensington-Bellwoods Community Legal Services (KBCLS)
KBCLS provides free services for people who qualify for the service. Our legal clinic work is carried out through:Advice and RepresentationPublic Legal EducationLaw ReformCommunity Development
Christie Ossington Neighbourhood Centre
After school and special events programs one-on-one and group programs literacy skills gardening skills arts, theatre, recreation, sports March Break and Summer camps Nook tweens program after school program reading club Girls group literacy, sports and art Parents Reaching Out -- monthly workshop series for parents and guardians on topics related to school, health and the well-being of our surrounding community in partnership with the Ministry of Education
Centennial College
Literacy and basic skills training including numeracy, digital, communication and interpersonal skills helps learners prepare for employment, apprenticeship, secondary-school credit, post-secondary education and greater independence
George Brown College
Literacy and Basic Skills training including numeracy, digital, communication and interpersonal skills helps learners prepare for employment, apprenticeship, secondary-school credit, post-secondary education and greater independence
Skills For Change
A 20-week program for women with education and/or experience in the technology sector that provides training in Tech Sales and Accounting Management. The program provides knowledge of professional workplace practices, communications training, mentorship and connects women to employment opportunities.
Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres - OFIFC
The Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres designs dozens of programs to address the needs of urban Indigenous communities across the province. OFIFC programs are delivered by Friendship Centres and other local organizations, creating the largest urban Indigenous program and service delivery network in Ontario. Programs are culturally relevant, trauma-informed, and delivered in safe and accessible environments. Friendship Centres are Indigenous community hubs that provide a place for Indigenous people to gather and access a range of services including Children and Youth, Education, Employment, Health, Healing and Wellness, Homelessness and Justice programming.
Centre for Immigrant and Community Services
8 week program designed to help women begin the journey towards employment by first focusing on the important skills of self-management. The program addresses such needs experienced by immigrant/refugee women by providing the following services: needs assessment and supportive counselling, wellness education on stress management and self-care practices, physical and mental wellness enhancement through dancing, yoga, and art, referral and connection with other community resources and employment support training such as job search skills, network building and office administration skills including business communication and computer skills training.
Well Living House
Well Living House is an action research centre for Indigenous infants, children, and their families' health and well-being. Our focus is on gathering, using, sharing, and protecting Indigenous health and well-being knowledge and practices. We draw on both Indigenous and public health knowledge to inform cutting edge scholarship and best practices. At the heart is an aspiration to be a place where Indigenous people can gather, understand, and share what it means to be a healthy child, family, and community – building a “Well Living House”.
Scadding Court Community Centre. Early Years, Children and Youth program
To support and foster the well being of individuals, families, and community groups by providing and encouraging both local and international opportunities for recreation, education, athletics, community participation and inclusive social interaction.
Community Matters Toronto
To provide direct services, education, training and research to develop the life and social skills of children, families and adults