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Address: 1751 Sheppard Ave East
A partnership project with the vision to bring volunteers together from diverse ethnic background through a series of volunteer trainings delivered in various languages. The project will build a greater understanding of immigrants’ health among the project participants as well as building volunteers leaders and training models & resources for the non-profit sector.
Address: 1081 Boor St West, Toronto, ON
Working Women Community Centre runs HIPPY in Toronto in several locations in collaboration with neighbourhood partners. We work in the following neighbourhoods: Bloor West, Malvern, Flemingdon, Thorncliffe, Victoria Village and Jane/Finch.
Our community partners are: Davenport Perth Neighbourhood Centre, Malvern Family Resource Centre, Rouge River Early Years Centre, Thorncliffe Neighbourhood Office, and Flemingdon Neighbourhood Services.
Address: 2299 Dundas Street W., 1st Floor
We offer a variety of LINC, ESL, SLT, ELT, ISAP, and LBS (Literacy and Basic Skills) services full and part time during the day, evenings, and weekends at multiple locations.
Languages: French, Hindi, Portuguese, Spanish, Tamil, Urdu, Chinese-Mandarin, Other, Chinese-Cantonese
Address: 519 Church Street
Among Friends is a weekly support program for LGBTQ Refugee claimants. Among Friends includes information sessions on Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgendered and Queer rights and culture in Canada, the refugee claims process, housing, employment and self-care.
Address: 327 Bathurst Street
English as a Second Language
Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation Program
Address: 178 Edwin Avenue
English as a Second Language
Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation Program
Bâtir un plan de sécurité, préparer sa transition, vivre une relation sans violence, trouver du soutien dans la recherche de logement.
Languages: French
Address: 20 Lower Spadina
Active since 1987, the Arts and Culture component of the Centre francophone de Toronto (CFT) has a mandate to promote and develop francophone arts and culture in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area.
Address: 286 Harbord St.
Free arts work group! Come and have fun while doing art with other youth! Come check it out every Friday from 3:15 - 4:45 at the Harbord Collegiate Institute (686 Harbord St.)
Address: 519 Church Street
BREAKTHROUGH is a volunteer-led project that organizes events for LGBTQ newcomers to connect in Toronto. Each event features an activity, guest speaker and a resource table organized and staffed by knowledgeable 519 volunteers and 'Settling In' staff. Held the last Friday evening of every month from 7:00PM-9:30PM.
Services: Social/Community, Other
Languages: Other
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