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North York Community House - Central Program Office
Programs are offered in-person with some hybrid programming also available
Social support programs in several locations
- information and referral
- income tax clinic
- referral to legal services
- outreach and mobilization to engage residents and strengthen the community
- community development, connecting with community and building a network
Settlement Program
- outreach program based in elementary and secondary schools from mid-August to end of June and in libraries and social service agencies from July to mid-August
- refugee support
- employment support and family support for Filipino women
- online citizenship test preparation
Employment readiness and mentoring:
- employment preparation
- professional and social mentorship
- self employment & entrepreneurship programs for immigrant women
- youth employment programs
Family and community centre
- after school programs, parenting groups, youth programs
- citizenship test preparation
- gender-based violence programs and services
- mental health and wellness programs
LINC (Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada) in English, upon assessment by YMCA of Greater Toronto;
- child care provided for students only
- English conversation circles
- digital literacy program
Financial Empowerment Programs for Newcomers
- free financial education
- help with tax filing and accessing benefits
- financial counselling
- employment & financial literacy support for Newcomer men
- outreach at Toronto Public Library locations, visit website https://www.
torontopubliclibrary.ca/ financialempowerment
Truth & Reconciliation (hybrid)
- Indigenous learning
- Knowledge sharing and activities
Application
Call or visit website to register for programs and services
Eligibility
Some programs are only available for Permanent Residents and Convention Refugees, please check eligibility for each program
Residency Requirements: Steeles Ave W (north) to St Clair Ave W / Dundas St W (south), Kipling Ave (west) to Yonge St (east)
Residency Requirements: Steeles Ave W (north) to St Clair Ave W / Dundas St W (south), Kipling Ave (west) to Yonge St (east)
Languages
Caribbean Dialects, Marathi,
Physical Access
Partially Accessible - Underground paid parking; Wheelchair accessible main entrance; Barrier-free washroom including stall; Easy access to elevator - lowered buttons
Fees
None
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