35 services found(1ms)
Newcomer Services - Malvern
Planning to make Toronto your new home? We can help landed immigrants, convention refugees & protected persons, permanent residents, and other newcomers to find the information and guidance you need to work, live, and play in Toronto. Our services are completely free!
Riverdale Immigrant Women’s Centre
8-week program provides customized support services for immigrant, refugee and visible minority women. Program helps women explore and prepare for employment/career advancement, provides access to intensive employment supports, and helps develop/implement plans leading to employment, further training or more focused options to address employment barriers.
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.
St Stephen's Newcomer Community Centre
At St. Stephen's, we have been helping newcomers to Canada for more than 40 years
Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services. AccessPoint on Danforth (APOD). Community Health Centre
Access Alliance provides services and addresses system inequities to improve health outcomes for the most vulnerable immigrants, refugees, and their communities.
Toronto Alliance Church, Food and clothing banks
Each evening we serve up to 150 neighborhood people, new immigrants, and street-involved adults. Community Night includes a hot meal, food bank, women's & men's clothing bank and a worship service and prayer.
Chinese Family Services of Ontario
Focus on Chinese community, including youth, women, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, people who are transsexual or transgender, seniors, immigrants, and newcomers * Partner Assault Response -- offenders 18 years and older, ordered by the court to attend the program in response to a criminal charge involving domestic violence
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
Bangladeshi-Canadian Community Services
Knowledge of the local area and people's values and norms have allowed BCS to maximize its potential by providing services targeted to newcomers, youth, women, and seniors. BCS has more than 4000 beneficiaries that regularly rely on provided services, and continues to aid even more yearly.
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto
Newcomer Women’s Services Toronto was founded by a group of Latin American refugees in 1983. For the past 30 years, we’ve been helping immigrant women and men from all around the world to become part of the wider community.
CUIAS Immigrant Services
CUIAS is a non-profit community organization, providing settlement assistance to immigrants for over 30 years with the support of the federal government (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) and provincial government (Ministry of Citizenship and Immigration).
Salvation Army, Immigrant and Refugee Services
The Immigrant and Refugee Services has been actively and proudly involved in delivering immigration and settlement services, English Classes and spiritual care since 1989, serving clients from all corners of the world with rich diverse cultural background. The Immigrant and Refugee Services have been working with low-income people regardless of their immigration status or faith. Their immigration statuses include Canadian citizens, refugee claimants, convention refugees, permanent residents, visitors, and non-status.