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WTCLS - Immigration Law
We help low income people with legal problems arising from immigration. These may include: SponsorshipsHumanitarian & Compassionate application Canadian citizenship and permanent residency
Legal Aid Ontario. Etobicoke North (Criminal). Duty Counsel Office
Legal Aid Ontario provides legal help in English and French for financially eligible low‑income Ontarians in: family law refugee and immigration law criminal law mental health law clinic law Our services include: a toll‑free telephone line that includes 20 minutes of free legal advice for family law matters same day courthouse services including duty counsel, paralegals and court workers staff lawyers who represent clients representation by a private lawyer through our certificate program web‑based information and referrals support for 72 independent legal clinics and seven student legal aid services societies throughout the province
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.
Tesoc Multicultural Settlement and Community Services
Tesoc Multicultural Settlement Services is a non-profit organization which is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Tesoc has been providing settlement services to newcomers since 1978. As part of the multicultural efforts, Tesoc proudly offers settlement services in 13 languages and they are Tamil, English, French, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Dari, Hindi, Farsi, Pashto, Russian, Singhala, Turkish and Urdu.
CultureLink - Orientation to Ontario (O2O)
COVID-19 UPDATE: We currently deliver our O2O workshops online, hosting three-day (2.5 hours each day) webinars until further notice. Orientation to Ontario (O2O) workshop is a great opportunity to have all your settlement questions answered. Ontario has some of the best benefits in the world: health care, education, jobs and more. Learn how to access these services at our O2O workshop: it is free and open to all newcomers regardless of the immigration status. We offer two models for O2O workshop: Standard (one & a half day) and Fast Track (one day) workshop. Both models are designed and customized to guide new immigrants through the settlement process in Ontario, connecting newcomers with local communities, government resources, provincial and municipal services. Refreshments, lunch and the workbook ‘An Introduction for Newcomers Settling in Ontario’ are provided during the workshop at CultureLink Main office; we also cover your TTC fare.
PIA Head Office - Counselling and Settlement Assistance
The primary goal of the Parkdale Intercultural Association is to provide counselling and settlement assistance to refugees and new immigrants in Parkdale. We are dedicated to making the adjustment to life in our community as easy and successful as possible. We recognize that newcomers contribute greatly to our prosperity and to our social and cultural lives and we feel that it is extremely important that all newcomers are given an opportunity to participate in all aspects of life in their new home. We are able to provide our counselling and settlement assistance services in multiple languages. Please visit our Languages page to see a listing of the languages in which we are able to serve you. Our qualified an experienced counsellors and settlement workers help newcomers with the many steps that must be taken to become established in Canada. Our workers evaluate the needs of all our service users individually.
Tesoc - Women Aiding Women (WAW)
Tesoc Multicultural Settlement Services is a non-profit organization which is funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). Tesoc has been providing settlement services to newcomers since 1978. As part of the multicultural efforts, Tesoc proudly offers settlement services in 13 languages and they are Tamil, English, French, Arabic, Azerbaijani, Dari, Hindi, Farsi, Pashto, Russian, Singhala, Turkish and Urdu.
NLS - Notarizing and Commissioning Documents
We also Notarize and Commission documents for clients who qualify for our services. Such documents can include income verification affidavits for housing or daycare subsidies, immigration documents or identity documents. An appointment is required for these services.
West Toronto Community Legal Services
We provide free legal services to low income people living in our area of West Toronto. We provide service in a number of areas of law, including landlord and tenant, employment, social assistance, and immigration.
Institute for Canadian Citizenship
Powered by a passionate and committed national network, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) delivers programs and special projects that inspire inclusion, create opportunities to connect, and encourage active citizenship.
National African Integration and Families Association
Our mission is to work with African Canadian, landed immigrants and refugees involved in the justice and immigration systems and their families and communities to identify, prevent and/or alleviate the direct and collateral impacts and consequences of involvement or of being at-risk of involvement in these institutional structures both to the individuals concerned and their immediate community; To assist in the documentation of the aforementioned impacts and consequences, with the ultimate aim being to inform various constituents and stakeholders, especially policy makers.
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.