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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: 208 Oakwood Avenue
Temporary housing for women and children
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
Services: Social/Community
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: 672 Dupont Street
Programs for Abused Women
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
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
Languages: Chinese-Cantonese, Chinese-Mandarin, Hindi, Italian, Portuguese, Punjabi, Spanish, Urdu, Other
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: 635 Markham Street
Free English classes for Landed immigrants and convention refugees.
Services: Language Training
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