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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: 533A Gladstone Ave
For more information about United Way of Toronto’s Strong Neighbourhood strategy and the ANC go to: http://www.unitedwaytoronto.com/whatWeDo/ANC.php For more information about Victoria Village Neighbourhood go to http://www.toronto.ca/demographics/cns_profiles/cns43.htm
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.
Address: 1884 Davenport Rd, Unit #1
Settlement and orientation services for newcomers are provided in a variety of languages at 3 locations in West Toronto
Address: 3320 Midland Avenue, Suite 201
•Information services and referrals •Short term support and counselling •Case management services •Self help & mutual support groups •Housing and support for people who are homeless or at high risk of becoming homeless •English as a Second Language Class for consumers
Address: 91 Bellevue Avenue
Free community mediation services for individuals and families in a neighbourhood or tenant dispute. Trained volunteer mediators will mediate disputes and help people reach a written agreement. Mediators speak many languages and interpreters are available.
Address: 489 College Street, Suite 100
ACCES Employment offers a full range of Employment Ontario services to help community members achieve their employment and training goals. These services include job search workshops, individual employment counselling, job development and an Employment Resource Centre.
Address: 3320 Midland Avenue, Suite 201
•Consultation •Counselling services •Self help & mutual support groups •Education workshops
Address: 2340 Dundas Street West, Suite 301
strengthening newcomers' connection to communities by matching them with Canadian volunteers