(647) 343-8928
1756 St. Clair Ave West, Toronto ON M6N1J3
We are financing FOUR (4) youth-led (aged 16-29) community service projects that support the needs of newcomer and immigrant families and their descendants.
Recipients will be trained and mentored so that they learn the skills and tools to effectively achieve project success!
This FREE program will provide information and advice for newcomer women/families who
want to start a business in Ontario. The program includes group sessions and individual coaching. We will also provide referrals to Government of Canada resources, i.e. financing, mentoring, and support tools for
newcomer entrepreneurs.
Basic Digital Literacy is a free program designed for vulnerable newcomer women who want to develop their basic digital competencies necessary to access remote settlement services and succeed in the Canadian workplaces.
We are happy to report we met our goals for our Fresh Food Distribution Program, which ended in June.
Our program delivered packages of fresh produce, milk, yogurt, meat, etc. to the doorstep of vulnerable seniors most at risk of financial, mental, and physical health challenges.
Our program aims to support the healthy aging of seniors around two important areas: digital literacy and brain health literacy.
