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Kids & Company - Bloor (Bloor St. East) - Toddlers
Toddlers learn best in the context of relationships within small groups. There are fewer distractions and children’s activities are more focused. In Kids & Company toddler classrooms, our small groups allow very young children to make connections, form caring relationships, and learn to understand other children.
SABGC - Weston-Mount Dennis - C.E. Webster Public School - Power Youth
In partnership with The Power Plant, this program aims to provide participants with new tools for self-expression and the opportunity to gain skills in creativity, communication, and collaboration. Over the course of the program, participants visit The Power Plant for a guided tour, create their own works of art, and showcase their creativity at an annual exhibition.
Lung Health Foundation - Fitness for Breath
Fitness for Breath is a respiratory exercise maintenance program designed as post-rehabilitation. It is not intended to replace rehabilitation, but instead, provide a resource to continue your exercise routine. In the Fitness for Breath program, participants learn the importance of staying active for life and the health benefits of exercise.
SCS - Main Sunshine Program
Sunshine staff will provide a variety of fun and interesting programs to keep our minds sharp and engaged while we’re unable to be with each other in person!
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.
Yorktown Family Services
Yorktown’s Violence Against Women (VAW) programs include a shelter for women seeking to transition from abusive relationships; it is staffed 24 hours a day by a multilingual and multicultural team. Yorktown’s VAW services are committed to the well-being and empowerment of women who have been abused and to the healthy development of their children.
The Shoebox Project for Shelters
The Shoebox Project for Women, supported by Dream, collects and distributes gift-filled Shoeboxes to women impacted by homelessness in communities across Canada and the US.