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Elizabeth Fry Toronto - Reintegrated Counselling Services
Provides one-on-one and group counselling for women on provincial probation and parole. Using a harm reduction framework, clients are provided with the skills and resources necessary to develop alternatives to theft, fraud, substance use behaviours, and poor decision-making.
YWCA Toronto
Professional Office Administration training is an in-class, instructor-led, five day program for women interested in clerical and administrative related careers. The modules focus on developing essential skills needed to work in a business environment. Through a series of quick and affordable workshops, participants will know more about Canadian office practices and etiquette.
Unity Charity
Unity is a national charity that uses Hip Hop art forms to promote resilience and well-being among underserved youth, creating healthier communities. Founded in 2007, Unity has spent over 13 years introducing youth to Hip Hop art forms and empowering them with the confidence and skills for success so they may achieve their full potential. Unity’s programs are completely free and are offered in various communities across Ontario, British Columbia, Nova Scotia, Winnipeg and Alberta. These programs include performances, workshops, events, mentorship, volunteering, and various professional development opportunities year-round.
Vietnamese Association, Toronto - Downtown
Founded in 1972, the Vietnamese Association, Toronto (VAT) developed from a volunteer-based socialization group to a non-profit multi-service agency. Settlement and AdaptationSettlement CounsellingInformation and orientation to Canadian LifeReferral to community services and resourcesAdvocacyDocumentation and filling out formsEmployment related services employment CounsellingResume/cover letter preparation job searching strategies & interview tipsUsage of phone, fax, photocopierEmployment workshops other ServicesShort-term family and supportive counselling problem gambling counseling access to Government income assistance programs computer tutorial classes for beginners healthy and community workshops for seniors and women Tai Chi exercise
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.
Toronto Bisexual Network
Toronto Bi+ Network (TBN) is committed to operating within an anti-oppression framework. We oppose biphobia, transphobia, homophobia, ableism, anti-black racism, anti-Indigenous racism, prejudice against people of colour, islamophobia, and antisemitism. We denounce white supremacy and recognise that systemic racism continues to be a major problem in Canada. TBN provides a community where bisexuals, pansexuals, omnisexual, 2 spirit, fluid and other non-monosexual people (the bi+ umbrella), as well as people questioning their sexuality, can share diverse perspectives on bi+ issues and experiences. We offer peer-support, a social network, information and resources. Friends, partners and allies are also welcome. We provide support by welcoming people into a bi+ community and creating non-judgmental spaces to share feelings, experiences and fears. We affirm different ways of developing identity and the diversity of people's life experiences. As well, we engage in outreach, advocacy and education around bi+ and queer issues. The Toronto Bi+ Network also acts as an umbrella group for two gender-specific groups for bi+ folks - Bi+ Women of Toronto and Bi+ Men of Toronto. Bi+ Women of Toronto (BiWoT) offers a community where bi+ women and women questioning their sexuality can share diverse perspectives on bi+ issues and experiences. All bi+ and questioning cis/trans women welcome, and nb people comfortable in a space that centres the experience of women. Bi+ Men of Toronto (BiMoT) offers a community where bi+ men and men questioning their sexuality can share diverse perspectives on bi+ issues and experiences. All bi+ and questioning cis/trans men welcome, and nb people comfortable in a space that centres the experience of men.
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.
Elizabeth Fry Toronto - Family Law Community Legal Education
Family Law workshops for women who are newcomers to Canada who are not yet Canadian Citizens. Topics include: child protection, child support, spousal support, separation and divorce, domestic abuse, and some related tenant rights. Click here to view upcoming workshops.
Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre of Toronto
Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre (APNLC) is an adult learning centre located in downtown Toronto. APNLC offers a variety of free learning programs including Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) and Academic Upgrading (AU) classes, as well as one-to-one tutoring delivered with the support of volunteer literacy tutors. Alexandra Park Neighbourhood Learning Centre (APNLC) offers a variety of free, learner-centred programs including Literacy and Basic Skills (LBS) and Academic Upgrading (AU) classes, as well as one-to-one tutoring delivered with the support of volunteer literacy tutors. Our operating hours are flexible and fit into the schedules of most people.
Writers Collective of Canada
Writers Collective of Canada (formerly Toronto Writers Collective) is a charitable organization that inspires exploratory writing in community to empower every voice, celebrate every story, and change the world. Our unique writing workshop method ignites strong, authentic voices of one and all, targeting traditionally underserved populations and unheard individuals nationwide.
SCA - Client Family Services
Information is readily available on Government Support Programs, such as Wheeltrans, Trillium Drug Plan). Our Team also assists in filling out government applications, which may include Permanent Resident Card Renewal, Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) form for refugee claimants, and Ontario Works Program. Housing ServicesHousing AccessHousing StabilizationEviction Prevention & Emergency SupportRelated Workshops and ActivitiesSettlement Services for NewcomersIncome Tax Clinic