10 services found(23ms)
East York East Toronto Family Resources Organization
Family resource centre parent/caregiver and child drop-in parenting/caregiver programs and supports infant stimulation, early identification and early learning activities school readiness and reading circle
BGC East Scarborough
drop-in programs for families with children birth-6 years parenting programs and workshops school readiness programs referrals and community information
Macaulay Centres for Children
Community-based support for children and families parent-child programs drop-in for pregnant women and young parents community nutrition program Family Education and Support Program -- in-home peer parent support program for high need families Other participating agencies -- Art Starts Neighbourhood Cultural Centre, Yorktown Family Services, St Bernadette's Family Resource Centre, Somali Immigrant Aid Organization Toronto, Toronto Public Health
BGC East Scarborough
drop-in programs for families with children birth-6 years parenting programs and workshops school readiness programs referrals and community information
Heart Beatz, Cliffcrest Community Centre
Family resource services/EarlyON Child & Family Centre support, education and resources resource library parenting workshops Children's circles child and parent/caregiver drop-in Licensed child care centres -- see separate entries Programs are also offered at the following locations -- 14 Centre St, Scarborough Village Family Resource satellite drop-in 141 Village Green Square, childcare 1300 Danforth Rd, youth program and community 2938 Eglinton Ave E, childcare 25 Halbert Place, childcare 431 McCowan Rd, youth program and community kitchen
BGC East Scarborough
EarlyON Child and Family Centre drop-in programs for families with children birth-6 years parenting programs and workshops school readiness programs referrals and community information
Day Care Connection
EarlyON Child and Family Centre, includes caregiver and child drop-in, child care registry, parenting workshops, resource library Baby Time with songs, stories, activities for infants dramatic and block play exploration STEM activities Ready-Set-Learn school readiness activities access to developmental screening tools such as ASQ Screening Questionnaire child care information social opportunity for parent/caregivers and children
Bob Rumball Canadian Centre of Excellence for the Deaf
A drop-in, interactive environment where Deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing parents and caregivers connect with each other and learn new ways to stimulate their children's development through play. Services available in Toronto
Lawyers Feed the Hungry
The Toronto Lawyers Feed the Hungry Program has provided hot, healthy community meals to Toronto residents in need since 1998. This important year-round program, providing more than 60,000 meals a year, is made possible thanks to generous donations to The Law Society Foundation and the work of our committed volunteers. Meals are served in the Law Society of Ontario's cafeteria at 130 Queen Street West, Toronto, on: Tuesday nights for dinner at 5 p.m. Wednesday nights for dinner at 5 p.m. Thursday mornings for breakfast at 6:45 a.m. Sunday mornings for breakfast at 10 a.m.
Egale Canada
Mental health counselling and drop in centre for LGBTQI2S Youth experiencing homelessness