Centres De Loisirs near Niagara-on-the-Lake ON (229 Result(s))

Ralph Thornton Centre was established by Toronto City Council in 1980 as a 'multi-purpose community facility' within the former Postal Station G, at 765 Queen Street East. The Ralph Thornton Community Centre has been a cornerstone of the vibrant South Riverdale community for 30 years. Over the years, RTCC has played a key role in bringing residents together to identify, discuss and address local issues and needs. We strive to promote the true spirit of community and build a healthy, inclusive neighbourhood. Our supportive environment enables citizens to connect with each other and access important resources.

The YMCA has always focused on the healthy development of children and youth. Today, YMCAs reach more than half a million (813,000) children and youth by laying the foundation for their future habits and emotional well-being. To help families do simple things that will improve the health of each family member, YMCA Canada together with the Search Institute, created a variety of healthy living resources. Following a series of pilot tests with Canadian families

The true meaning of PARC is reflected in our mission: 'A community where people rebuild their lives.'PARC works with members on individual issues of poverty, mental health, addictions, homelessness and food security. Members access services and develop relationships with our staff and one another through four core areas of operation: a drop-in centre, a peer-support program, an outreach program and supportive housing.The idea of PARC was born in 1977 when a group of volunteers observed the large number of adults living in Parkdale rooming houses and boarding homes. Many were survivors of the psychiatric system, had little money, few family contacts and no real place to go and connect with peers.The simple act of walking through our doors is what makes a person a PARC member. Choosing to give back, create and grow is how PARC members contribute and help build our community.Within a shifting urban landscape, PARC also acts as a hub and meeting place for various agencies, enterprises and partners who strive to create lasting social change in Parkdale and beyond

The true meaning of PARC is reflected in our mission: 'A community where people rebuild their lives.'PARC works with members on individual issues of poverty, mental health, addictions, homelessness and food security. Members access services and develop relationships with our staff and one another through four core areas of operation: a drop-in centre, a peer-support program, an outreach program and supportive housing.The idea of PARC was born in 1977 when a group of volunteers observed the large number of adults living in Parkdale rooming houses and boarding homes. Many were survivors of the psychiatric system, had little money, few family contacts and no real place to go and connect with peers.The simple act of walking through our doors is what makes a person a PARC member. Choosing to give back, create and grow is how PARC members contribute and help build our community.Within a shifting urban landscape, PARC also acts as a hub and meeting place for various agencies, enterprises and partners who strive to create lasting social change in Parkdale and beyond

Toronto Community Housing is the largest social housing provider in Canada and the second largest in North America. It provides homes to about 58,500 low and moderate-income households, including seniors, families, singles, refugees, recent immigrants to Canada and people with special needs.Our residents come from diverse backgrounds. This diversity includes age, education, language, sexual orientation, mental and physical disability, religion, ethnicity and race as well as increasing diversity in lifestyles and values.